Name: Walibi Belgium
Address: Boulevard de l'Europe 100, 1300 Wavre, Belgium, BE
Telephone: +32 10 42 15 00

Walibi Belgium is an amusement park, located at Boulevard de l'Europe 100, 1300 Wavre, Belgium. They can be contacted via phone at +32 10 42 15 00, visit their website www.walibi.be for more detailed information.

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Boulevard de l'Europe 100, 1300 Wavre

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Added by Jopie, at 24 October 2016

Monday Closed
Tuesday Closed
Wednesday Closed
Thursday Closed
Friday Closed
Saturday Closed
Sunday 10:00 – 10:05 AM

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Steven Weterings

08 November 2017

Great rollercoasters! During Halloween, the entire park is filled with scary stuff, and awesome haunted houses.
Atan Two

03 November 2017

This is a park that knows how to restyle its offer. During the Halloween week, it transform itself in a magnificent horror park with terror houses and lot of characters.
Alexander Ziegler

01 November 2017

Great local attraction park. Recommendation is the 'skip the line' pass which is 35€ and worth every penny once there are lots of people. Outside of vacation you also survive without skip the line.
David Lynch

19 October 2017

This place is AWESOME a must do if your living in Belgium, theme park is brilliant there is something for all ages and thrill seekers.

Plus you have an indoor waterpark with baby pool slides and something for all ages, can't fault Walibi 10/10
Frederick De Ryck

30 August 2017

You can spend a great day here. Some rides are getting a bit dated, but overall there is a good differentiation in the rides. The new Pulsar ride is a must, be prepared to be really really wet. Avoid the wooden coaster is you do not want to feel a lot of pain.
Victor Desmedt

29 August 2017

Great day at Walibi with the siblings, long waiting times but that s to be expected for a Sunny Sunday evening. Pulsar was great fun!
Christian Habimana

20 August 2017

Great vibe and clean place but if you can try to avoid the summer months or the weekends in general as the waiting times can be really harsh ( even if they are understandable )
Harsh Tayal

18 August 2017

Geat place! Value for money. Buy the fast track pass
Adam Roberts

01 July 2017

Fun and varied rides, and minimal queues when we went in the week. You don't need to be French-speaking (or otherwise Dutch-speaking) to make the most of a trip there. Reliable free WiFi when close enough to one of the numerous hotspots.
Cheng-Hsing Yang

07 March 2017

One of the oldest amusement park in Belgium and clearly one of the most known one.

Even after 25 years the place still attracts a lot of visitors and house some very nice attractions for all ages, but beware that any child smaller than 140 cm will be rather limited on which ride they can hop on
Vivek Chavan

26 February 2017

We have taken one year Golden pass.. Nice place to enjoy with family..
Bunny B

19 January 2017

Very fun amusement park. Recommended on a week day like Monday in case you don't want long waiting times.
Benoit Pitsaer

31 December 2016

Quite expensive but very nice at the same time. So it's definitively worth the shot.
Though, I recommend to buy the tickets on intenet, it's cheaper and have a look at the affluence it's always nicer that way ;)
Ignaz Wanders

31 October 2016

I guess if you can get into the attractions, it might be fun. Sunday 30th October, the crowds were immense. All main attractions with queues over one hour, 75-80 minutes being the norm for rollercoasters. Even the children didn't want to queue up that long for a one-minute thrill

The most disgusting about the queues is that for 45 euros per person, you can buy a ticket with which you can bypass those queues. So first pack the park with people, and then sell extra tickets for the wealthy and non-social, so that ordinary people stand in extreme lines. This principle alone deserves a boycott of the park, and should be forbidden by law.

People are also smoking in the queues, even with children around.

Too few toilets with such crowds, so it's a queue everywhere.

The non-rollercoaster attractions had smaller queues, but they are old and need a lot of manual labour to verify each seat is properly locked, which means that even in the short queue you can wait more than half an hour! Bring these attractions into the modern era, please!

There are also a lot of "services" for which you have to pay extra inside the park.

Conclusion: Avoid a busy day, otherwise it'll be a rip off!