How do you get to Walibi Holland?

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Getting to Walibi Holland

Walibi Holland is near Biddinghuizen in Flevoland, on the edge of the Veluwemeer. From the Randstad you drive via the A6, and from Utrecht and Amersfoort via the A28. By public transport, you travel to Harderwijk station and take the bus from there.

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Aerial photo of cars driving along the approach road to the entrance gate of the Walibi Holland car park
Silhouette of Goliath at Walibi Holland against an orange evening sky

By car

The address for your satnav is Spijkweg 30, 8256 RJ Biddinghuizen.

  • Coming from Amsterdam/Almere: follow the A6 towards Lelystad, take exit 10 and follow the "Walibi" signs.
  • Via Utrecht or Amersfoort: follow the A28, take the Harderwijk or Zeewolde exit and follow the "Walibi" signs.

Please note: during big festivals at the event site next to the park, such as Defqon.1 and Lowlands, the roads can be busier.

Parking

Parking costs €12.50 per car or campervan per day (as of November 2026). Buy your parking ticket online along with your tickets, or on site. Coaches park for free.

Electric charging

There are twenty charging points in the car park. They can't be reserved; follow the "Opladen" signs.

Drop-off and pick-up

Dropping someone off? Tell the staff you're using Kiss & Ride. If you drive off again within an hour, you won't pay anything.

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By train and bus

By train, travel to Harderwijk station. There you take bus 247, the Walibi Express, which runs to the park. Check the current timetable on 9292.nl.

Main Street at Walibi Holland with shops and colourful façades
A family walking between the bungalows and trees of Walibi Village

By bike

Coming by bike, for example from Walibi Village or the surrounding area? You can leave your bike for free in the unguarded bike park in the car park in front of the entrance. From the Veluwe you can cross the Veluwemeer on the bicycle ferry, for example from Nunspeet to Biddinghuizen.

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