Halloween Fright Nights
Walibi Holland's flagship autumn event with scare zones, haunted houses and evening opening.
Walibi Holland
Theme park · Europe
🇳🇱 Biddinghuizen, Flevoland, Netherlands
Untamed, loud and unapologetically thrill-first
Overall score7.3
Opened
1971
Size
109 acres (44 ha)
Rides
40 attractions
Avg. visit
6 hours
Ticket range
$35–$53 USD
Events & shows
Visual Archive
Walibi Holland rebuilt its identity around Untamed, the 2019 RMC hybrid conversion that immediately entered global top-ten coaster polls and made a mid-size Dutch park an enthusiast pilgrimage. Goliath's airtime hills, the launched Lost Gravity and the inverted El Condor keep the intensity up, while the neon Exotic zone and the on-site Walibi Village campsite lean into a festival atmosphere shared with the Lowlands festival on the same grounds.
Plan Your Visit
Hours & tickets
- Operating hours
- Typically 10am-6pm, extended to 8pm or later in high summer and during Halloween Fright Nights
- Seasonal closures
- Closed roughly November to late March apart from event dates
- Queue-skip pass
- Fast Lane pass available in single and unlimited variants. From about $30 USD.
- How long to stay
- Full day
- Multi-day tickets
- Single-day tickets only.
- Season pass
- Annual or season pass from about $105 USD.
Getting there
- Nearest airport
- Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS), ~85 km
- Public transit
- Train to Harderwijk or Lelystad, then bus 105/106 to Biddinghuizen and the park
- Parking
- On-site parking available. Around $13 USD per day.
- Staying over
- No park hotel, but the adjacent Walibi Village and Dorhout Mees holiday accommodation sit nearby
Accessibility
- Accessibility
- Flat polder site, largely step-free with accessible toilets and a companion arrangement. Most coasters require independent transfer from a wheelchair.
Good to know
- Who it suits
- Skews to teenagers and thrill seekers, with a small children's area; less family-rounded than Efteling or Toverland
- Best time to visit
- Weekdays in May, June or September; avoid Dutch school holidays and Fright Nights weekends
- Dining
- Casual Dutch and fast-food outlets; limited sit-down dining
- Outside food
- You can bring your own food and drink.
- Weather cover
- Mostly outdoor coaster park with limited indoor cover beyond dining and a few attractions; Dutch weather can be a real factor.
- Baby care
- Baby changing and feeding rooms available with bottle-warming.
- Rentals on site
- Stroller / pushchair hire and Lockers available on site.
- Currency & payment
- EUR and card-first — the park is largely cashless, so bring a debit or contactless card.
- Official app
- Walibi Holland app (iOS/Android): wait times, park map and event info.
Archival records
First Rocky Mountain hybrid coaster in mainland Europe (Untamed)