Located in Biddinghuizen, Flevoland, Walibi Holland is known for its gravity-defying roller coasters, such as the 46-meter-tall Goliath. But the park has evolved: with over 30 attractions and revamped family zones, it offers a complete day out and is the perfect activity for families with children.
How Biddinghuizen Became the “Roller Coaster Capital of Europe”

When the park became Six Flags Holland in 2000 , Biddinghuizen instantly claimed the title “Roller Coaster Capital of Europe.” At 46 meters tall and with a top speed of 106 km/h , the iconic Goliath was the tallest and fastest roller coaster in the Benelux for many years . This eye-catcher definitively put the polder on the map for international thrill-seekers.
In the years that followed, Walibi Holland continued to pioneer. Recent track innovations such as the hybrid roller coaster Untamed and the dueling coaster YOY prove that the park still lives up to its legendary status as an adrenaline paradise.
The story behind the name “Walibi” and its more than 30 attractions

In addition to the spectacular roller coasters, the park’s name often raises questions. The term “Walibi” is a clever combination of three Belgian towns: Wavre, Limal, and Bierges—the location of the very first parent park. Because of the phonetic similarity to the wallaby, the well-known orange kangaroo became the park’s mascot.
Anyone visiting the park in Biddinghuizen will quickly discover that there’s much more to offer than just roller coasters. With over 30 attractions, there’s something for every type of visitor. Refreshing water attractions like El Rio Grande and Crazy River alternate with the adrenaline rush of the Space Shot free-fall tower and classic family attractions.
From adrenaline rushes to family-friendly fun

To appeal to a broader audience, Walibi Holland has undergone a thorough transformation in recent years. With the “Festivalization” thematic concept, outdated parts of the park were given a colorful, modern look, and specific zones were created for families with younger children.
A good example is the Speed Zone Off Road area, where families can seek thrills together on the kid-friendly roller coaster Eat My Dust. Together with the renovated Play Land play area, this ensures that even young visitors who are still too small for Goliath or Untamed can enjoy a day full of action. In this way, the park remains true to its roller coaster roots while also catering to the needs of the entire family.