Walibi

Not Quite Thrilling EnoughnnUpon visiting Walibi Belgium in Bruxelles, I was excited to experience the thrill of the park's roller coasters. Unfortunately, only two out of the three coasters lived up to my expectations. The park's other animated attractions also left something to be desired.nnWhile the park's ambiance was enjoyable and the staff was friendly, the comfort and quality of the products and services offered could be improved. The park seemed to be lacking in maintenance, which detracted from the overall experience.nnDespite these criticisms, there were a few unique features of the park that I appreciated, such as its water attractions and the diversity of its food options.nnTo improve the park and attract more visitors, I would suggest investing in more thrilling and well-maintained rides and attractions. Additionally, staff could be more attentive to the comfort and needs of visitors.nnOverall, while Walibi Belgium in Bruxelles was not quite thrilling enough to earn a higher rating, it still has potential to improve and become a top destination for amusement park enthusiasts. I would recommend it to those looking for a fun day out, but with the caveat that there are other parks with more exciting rides and attractions.

We love this place when there are no public Holidays, otherwise it is not fun to visit because of the crowd and long cues.nnWhat we love is that there is now a special place for kids starting 1 meter to be able to have some atractions (I think a total of 5 atractions, like the mini version of the Dalton) in a protected/ closed area.nThe kids just love it, there is also an open outdoor playground on the other side of the park, that is huge for them to have fun.nnFor us it was more advantageous to buy a subscription, because we planned to go more than one time. You can than also buy a subscription that is much more intresting for the parking.nnPerfect during summer holidays or no rainy days.nnMy kids love it (that started when 3 and 4, and now 4 and 5, stil loving it)

Impossible to walk around during Halloween, we knew it was sold out but we don't mind it being busy but it was full to the point of half hour queues for the toilets! Couldn't move on most of the walkways which just ruined the whole experience! Busy is fine but it felt dangerous at some points and just completely uncomfortable! Really disappointed as we'd been trying to get to this park for a long time now.

Great theme park that was easy enough to get to by train from Brussels. Queues were generally good, typically between 20-30mins on a Monday in August. Some great rides, most notably the Konda which was sensational with loads of airtime!

Very nice park,nThe atmosphere is great there .nSome coasters are a bit old and should be replaced, however the newer attractions are so nicely done that I can look over the other ones.nIt has something for everyone in there no matter how old you are.nThe fast pass is very worth it, I can only recommend it on a crowded day.

The best attractions in Belgium! Lots of Thrills like: Werewolf, Vampire and a new Kondaa! I really liked visiting this park. You will never be bored there :)

Very large park all day must try ! fun facilities for adults also! Try if you dare amazing... Also have a lots of places to eat and nice park to wonder around... ud83dudc4d

The park does not have the capacity to handle the amount of visitors that are accepted each day. There's an hour long queue just to get inside and the opening hours are ridiculously short (10-18h, even in summer). However, the real killer is the Speedy-Pass.nnThe Speedy Pass system allowing high-paying customers to cut lines increases the waiting time for all other visitors. On an attraction for which we waited almost 2 hours, I was surprised to see that the seats were filled at about 50% from the speed-pas line. A vast majority of people were waiting double the normal time for the pleasure of a few shameless visitors. I'm shocked that this kind of thing exists, let alone in a family park where the majority of guests are young children who are taught that everyone gets equal rights and that we should wait in line for our turn. I'm doomed to go back because the kids received an annual membership for x-mas but I won't set foot there again after 2022 or until they remove the Speedy Pass.nnI'd give 0-stars if I could.nnps. Walibi defends their Speedy Pass using the analogy of a concert: you pay more money to get front-line seats. What a preposterous argument! At a concert, by definition all seats are unique, and non-equal. Some seats are better than others, you can't change that... it makes sense to ask more for a better version of the same thing you're selling, in fact it would be discriminatory to hand out good seats and trash seats to people paying the same amount.

Very nice theme park. Well maintenance but very poor capacity. Waiting time at least 45 minutes for the extreme rides.nnSpeedy ticket is recommended in order to reduce waiting time.nnWould love to go back again!

Nice place to visit and have fun. Good variety of attractions, pleasant atmosphere, good choice of places to eat. The only thing is that you have to be prepared to wait for each interesting ride for quite a while. Good that there are boards with expected waiting times, so you can choose to go somewhere not too crowded.nIf the weather is good, time really flies in Walibi ud83dude42

We absolutely recommend Walibi in Belgium. The staff is super friendly. The family ambience is great.nnOur favourite ride was Konda. Wow! Such thrills. We recommend to get speedy passes, specially the infinite one that you can once you are at the park.nnLGBT+ couples like us feel at home. Really not a single person stared at us or seemed uncomfortable. 🏳️‍🌈nnGood job Walibi!nnMr. Chill & Mr. Fluffy will be back!n👊🏼⭐️💙

The staff were amazing, very kind and helpful and most spoke English not like France. My family and I enjoyed every ride with the fast track which is the priority ticket to get on the rides fast and not bother to queue for 45 min. Well worth it to spend the extra to get the fast ticked for the rides.

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