Visit Walibi Belgium
in Wavre
Less than an hour from Brussels, this Belgian park blends the history of comics with modern adrenaline. The Kondaa and the Dock World zone offer thrilling experiences for the whole family. Access to Aqualibi enhances your day by alternating thrills and aquatic relaxation in a lush green setting.
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Prices and conditions
Walibi Belgium: Entry Ticket
From 55 €.
Get a heavy dose of fun at Walibi theme park in Belgium.
Aqualibi: Entry Ticket
From 37,50 €.
Keep the summertime fun going at Aqualibi in Belgium.
What visitors say
Thousands of visitors have already booked their visit: reviews and testimonials
★ 4.4/5 · 12 reviews collected directly from visitors and moderated by Visit Tickets
"We visited Wavre as a couple and absolutely loved the intensity of the Kondaa. The park was well-organized despite the crowds. We highly recommend using the mobile app to get ahead of the wait times."
"With four kids, the Tintin zone was a real treat. The drive from Brussels is quick via the E411. Heads up, the standard ticket doesn't cover Aqualibi, so plan on the combo pass to enjoy the slides."
"A very pleasant solo visit. I discovered Dock World and its unique harbor atmosphere. The cleanliness of the place is remarkable. The staff are efficient and welcoming, making the experience truly smooth and stress-free."
"On vacation with my senior parents, we chose the milder rides. The length of the Mecalodon impresses even the most cautious. Prices are reasonable compared to other European parks. A successful getaway."
"The Pulsar gave me unforgettable sensations mixing accelerations and splashes. We arrived early to avoid the crowds. The morning light was perfect for capturing our moments in the carefully designed settings."
"As a Spanish tourist, I was surprised by the quality of the attractions. The history behind the name Walibi is fascinating. Some waits were a bit long on the big coasters, but the family atmosphere remains warm and convivial."
"With my friends, we tried the Kondaa and the dark rides. The park's organization is top-notch. Use the Wavre-South exit for optimized car access. On-site food is decent and varied for the whole day."
"Family stay during Christmas holidays, a recent and original experience. The Tintin sets are still as beautiful as ever. Check the seasonal hours carefully before you leave, as they can vary by week."
"The Aqualibi complex was our escape during a heatwave. The family pools are superb. The staff are competent and speak several languages, greatly facilitating our conversations and practical questions."
"I appreciated the clarity of the information and the modernity of the Exotic World zone. Some older rides are a bit rough, but the whole thing remains very attractive. The Speedy Pass is worth it if you want to maximize your ride time."
"A perfect weekend as a couple. We took advantage of the soft morning light to visit the Dock World zone. The park is spacious and well-maintained. It's one of the best value-for-money ratios we've found in Europe."
"Large family, we found dedicated areas for the little ones thanks to clear height requirements. The Mecalodon was a hit with the teens. Waits were manageable thanks to the app. A small caveat on the availability of some major attractions."
Practical info
Everything you need to plan your visit
Address
1300 Wavre, Belgium
Région wallonne
Walloon Brabant · Direct road access via E411. No metro; allow less than an hour from Brussels by car outside peak hours.
Opening hours
Main season from April to November. Winter opening during Christmas holidays since 2023. Check exact time slots on the official website.
Prices
Aqualibi: Entry Ticket : From 37,50 €
From 55€ per adult (varies by date). Child free depending on age (check variants). .
Visit duration
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Audience
Accessibility
PMR
Accessible facilities available for entry to the main areas and certain attractions.
Family
Ideal park for families, with dedicated areas for young children and varied activities.
Audio guide
French, English, Dutch
Weather in Wavre
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Discover Walibi Belgium
Since 1975, the Belgian soul of entertainment
A living heritage between Tintin and modern thrills
1975
Year of inauguration
1987
Creation of Aqualibi
2021
Opening of Kondaa
925 m
Length of Mecalodon
Founded in 1975 by Eddy Meeùs, Walibi Belgium was born from the initials of Wavre, Limal and Bierges. This seasonal park, open from April to November, has modernized its offerings while preserving its cultural heritage linked to Tintin. It now features over 50 attractions combining history and intense thrills for all audiences, with an iconic kangaroo mascot.
History of Walibi Belgium
The project began in 1970 when Eddy Meeùs bought a pond in Limal to install water skiing. Faced with the scale of the investment, he transformed this idea into a full amusement park. The opening took place on July 26, 1975, marking the start of a Belgian leisure icon in Walloon Brabant that now attracts visitors from around the world, notably thanks to the single-ticket concept introduced from the very first season.
From its creation, the park relied on a historic agreement with Hergé and the Éditions du Lombard. Tintin characters were present from 1975, contributing to the site's fame until the mid-1990s. This unique cultural dimension distinguishes Walibi from other European parks of the same generation and strengthens its heritage identity among visitors of all generations.
In 1987, the opening of Aqualibi added a major summer dimension to the complex. This aquatic extension allows families to enjoy a dual experience: the traditional dry park and refreshing pools. The park remains today a heritage landmark in Belgium, combining history and modernity to offer a complete and diverse tourist destination, recognized by a Thea Award.
What to see at Walibi Belgium
The Dock World zone, opened in 2025, hosts Mecalodon, the longest family coaster in the Benelux with its 925 meters of track. At 65 km/h, this attraction offers an ideal build-up for families seeking accessible yet intense sensations. Its refined design and exceptional length make it a centerpiece of the park's current offerings, accessible without any specific surcharge.
For speed enthusiasts, the Kondaa remains the flagship attraction. Opened in 2021, this mega-coaster is one of the tallest and fastest in Europe. Its smoothness and intensity make it a must-do for adults and teenagers visiting the park. The experience offered by this modern structure combines safety and strong emotions in a spectacular setting, with speeds exceeding 130 km/h.
Themed zones like Exotic World offer refined settings perfect for photography. Children benefit from dedicated sections with gentle rides and water games. This diversity ensures that every family member finds their space for relaxation or action. The variety of atmospheres allows you to switch pleasures throughout the day, from calm to adrenaline.
Access and ticket options
Located in Wavre, the park is accessible in less than an hour from Brussels. It is recommended to arrive early to avoid frequent summer traffic jams during peak times. Paid parking is available on site, making car access easy for residents of Walloon Brabant and visitors coming from the Brussels region, with regular shuttles during high season.
It is crucial to distinguish the Walibi Belgium ticket (dry park) from the Aqualibi ticket (water park). These are two distinct entities with different access options. Always check if your ticket includes pool access or requires a separate booking to avoid confusion at the entrance and plan your budget correctly.
The ideal duration for a complete visit is a full day. A half-day is insufficient to cover the big coasters, family zones, and Aqualibi. Planning by zones, with thrill rides in the morning, optimizes the overall family experience. This approach allows you to maximize time on main attractions before end-of-day queues.
What awaits you at Walibi Belgium
Comic-book history, modern adrenaline and aquatic fun
Tips for visiting Walibi Belgium
Insider tips
Managing seasonal hours
The park generally opens from early April to early November. Check the exact times on the official website before you go, as hours vary by season and public holidays. Plan a full day to see everything.
Choosing the right ticket
A standard Walibi ticket does not automatically include access to Aqualibi. Compare the available combined packages to avoid surprises. Advance online booking often offers a reduced rate and skip-the-line access.
Optimized car access
From Brussels, allow less than an hour's drive via the E411. Use the Wavre-South exit to reach the parking directly. Avoid peak hours (5–7 pm) to get back to the city center without stress.
Adapted for young children
Themed zones dedicated to little ones offer gentle rides and water play areas. Check the height and age requirements for each attraction before you start. Strollers are allowed but can be cumbersome in the queues.
Use the mobile app
Download the official app to check wait times in real time. It also lets you book certain attractions and easily navigate the park map. Keep your phone charged so you don't miss any updates.
Ideal photo moments
The early morning hours offer soft light and fewer crowds for crisp photos. Avoid flash inside indoor attractions and favor the outdoor settings of Dock World. Take group photos before the queues build up.
Budget-friendly meals
Bring your own picnic if possible, as prices inside are high. Otherwise, aim for the food courts rather than sit-down restaurants to save money. Stay hydrated regularly, especially during summer outdoor activities.
Plan for Aqualibi
If you plan to swim, bring a swimsuit, towel and flip-flops. The changing rooms are shared but the entrances are separate. Check the specific Aqualibi prices as they differ from the dry ticket. Remember to protect your electronic devices.
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Little-known anecdotes
The origin of the name Walibi
The name is an acronym of the three municipalities where the park is located: Wa for Wavre, li for Limal and bi for Bierges. This designation was chosen at the 1975 inauguration to anchor the Belgian identity of Eddy Meeùs's project.
Tintin heritage
From 1975, thanks to a historic agreement with Hergé and Les Éditions du Lombard, the characters of The Adventures of Tintin moved into the park. This collaboration made Walibi the showcase of Belgian comics until the mid-1990s.
Birth of Aqualibi
Opened in 1987, the Aqualibi aquatic complex added a unique summer dimension to the park. It allows you to combine dry thrills and swimming in one location, making it a complete family destination.
Recent winter season
Since 2023, the park offers an opening during the Christmas holidays, extending its traditional season from April to November. This initiative allows visiting Walibi Belgium even in winter with specific events.
Distinguished heritage
Walibi Belgium received a Thea Award, a prestigious distinction from the Themed Entertainment Association. This prize highlights the quality of its thematic design and its major role in Belgian tourist heritage since its creation.
Europe's first double corkscrew
In 1979, the park welcomed the Tornado attraction, a Double Corkscrews model that was the first European roller coaster to feature two inversions. This flagship installation was added to the Big Wheel opened the same year and the success of the Wild River launched in 1978, boosting annual attendance to nearly 700,000 visitors.
Plan your visit to Walibi Belgium
Three itineraries depending on available time
Express family essentials
- 9:30: Arrival and direct entry to the Tintin zone for classic attractions like Flashback and Radja River.
- 10:30-12:00: Ride the gentle rides and mini roller coasters suitable for children in the colorful themed zones.
- 12:00-13:00: Quick lunch break at the central food court to avoid queues at sit-down restaurants.
- 13:00-14:30: Final ride on an accessible coaster like Tiki-Waka before the end of the visit.
Complete immersion in thrills and relaxation
- 9:00-11:00: Immediate attack on Kondaa and intense attractions while queues are short.
- 11:00-13:00: Explore the Dock World zone and test the family coaster Mecalodon, which is 925 m long.
- 13:00-14:30: Meal at one of the themed restaurants and relaxing break near the fountains.
- 14:30-16:30: Visit light water attractions and meet the park mascots.
- 16:30-18:00: Return to thrill rides and souvenir shopping before the shops close.
Complete Belgian Weekend
- Day 1 morning: Total immersion at Walibi Belgium with a focus on modern coasters and 2025 new attractions.
- Day 1 afternoon: Relaxation at Aqualibi with its giant slides and heated pools to extend the aquatic pleasure.
- Evening: Dinner in Wavre or Namur to discover local gastronomy less than 20 minutes from the park.
- Day 2: Visit Brussels, 1 hour by car, or excursion to the villages of Walloon Brabant.
Aqualibi: Entry ticket + Walibi Belgium: Entry ticket
Spend a family day splashing around in the tropical atmosphere of Aqualibi water park.
From 87,88 €
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Near Walibi Belgium
Make time to explore the surrounding area
Wavre city center
10 min by car
Ideal for a family meal before or after your visit, with a wide range of varied restaurants and menus suited to all tastes.
Bierges Park
15 min on foot
Green space offering a peaceful walk to digest after the roller coasters and rides, providing a relaxing setting away from the park's hustle and bustle.
Natural Sciences Museum
12 min by car
Alternative activity for calmer children or rainy weather, rich in cultural and interactive discoveries that will delight the whole tribe.
Limal water area
5 min by car
Historic site linked to the park's origins, perfect for a photo stop or light picnic in an environment steeped in local history.
Wavre commercial zone
8 min by car
Practical for buying extra souvenirs or stocking up before the return to Brussels, less than an hour's drive away.
Wavre Castle
10 min by car
Historic monument emblematic of the region, offering panoramic views of Walloon Brabant and neighboring valleys.
How to get to Walibi Belgium
Estimated travel times from the main points in the city
Metro : Bierges-Walibi Gare (4 min walk) Bus : Bierges Village (6 min walk)
- From Bierges-Walibi Gare 0,3 km → 7 min
- From Gare De Wavre 1,5 km → 10 min
- From Avenue de la Gare 2,0 km → 11 min
- From Ruelle de la Gare de Basse-Wavre 2,9 km → 13 min
- From Brussels Airport 23,1 km → 62 min
- From Bierges-Walibi Gare 0,3 km → 9 min
- From Gare De Wavre 1,5 km → 14 min
- From Avenue de la Gare 2,0 km → 16 min
- From Ruelle de la Gare de Basse-Wavre 2,9 km → 20 min
- From Brussels Airport 23,1 km → 101 min
- From Bierges-Walibi Gare 0,3 km → 4 min
- From Gare De Wavre 1,5 km → 8 min
- From Avenue de la Gare 2,0 km → 10 min
- From Ruelle de la Gare de Basse-Wavre 2,9 km → 13 min
- From Brussels Airport 23,1 km → 80 min
- From Bierges-Walibi Gare 0,3 km → 4 min
- From Gare De Wavre 1,5 km → 9 min
- From Avenue de la Gare 2,0 km → 11 min
- From Ruelle de la Gare de Basse-Wavre 2,9 km → 15 min
- From Brussels Airport 23,1 km → 109 min
- From Bierges-Walibi Gare 0,3 km → 4 min
- From Gare De Wavre 1,5 km → 19 min
- From Avenue de la Gare 2,0 km → 24 min
- From Ruelle de la Gare de Basse-Wavre 2,9 km → 36 min
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