Walibi Belgium is a theme park in Wavre, in Walloon Brabant, about 25 km south-east of Brussels. It mixes thrill coasters, family rides and a children’s area. This page covers the theme park only, not the evening events held at certain times of year.
Getting there from Brussels
- By train: an SNCB train reaches a station near the park, followed by a short walk. Allow about 30 to 45 minutes depending on the train and connection.
- By car: about 25 km, with parking at the entrance. Traffic can be heavy at rush hour.
- From the Progress Hotel area: reach Brussels-North or Brussels-Midi station first, then follow the route suggested by SNCB.
Tips for the day
Arrive at opening time to avoid long queues for the most popular rides. Check the height requirements before you go, especially with young children. Pack sun cream and clothing for sudden showers.
Pick a weekday outside school holidays for shorter queues.
For a nature outing rather than a thrill park, see Pairi Daiza from Brussels. For more ideas, browse our day trips from Brussels.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get to Walibi Belgium from Brussels?
By car it is about 25 km via the E411 or the N4. By train, an SNCB service reaches a station near the park; check the day's timetable.
Is Walibi Belgium good for young children?
The park has rides for small children as well as thrill coasters. Each ride has height requirements, so check them on the park's website.
Should I book in advance?
Online tickets are usually more convenient, especially at weekends and during school holidays.
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