Walibi Prices & Guide 2026

How much does a ticket to Walibi Park cost?

Tickets for Walibi Park start at €29 online for a dated ticket; entry is free for visitors under 100 cm tall.

It is strongly recommended to book online to take advantage of the best prices and guarantee your entry on the desired day ⤵

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Entry Prices • Walibi 2026

Tickets

The price of a 2026 entry ticket to Walibi Park starts at €29 for a dated ticket purchased online; an undated ticket costs €35.

Prices vary depending on the purchase date and visitor height: Tall Visitor (130cm and over), Small Visitor (from 100 to 129cm) & Mini Visitor (under 100cm). The latter receive free entry to the park.

Annual Passes

Calendar & Opening hours 2026

Walibi Rhône-Alpes is located in Zone A: the Zone A school holidays help identify opening periods and peak attendance times.

Walibi opening hours

Opening hours for special days 2026:

• Nocturnes EstiWAAAles: in August ➔ Park open until 22:00 with a festive atmosphere and fireworks.
• WAAAloween: in October and early November ➔ Haunted decorations and houses of horror.
• Merry ChristWAAAs: from 19 December 2026 to 3 January 2027 ➔ Winter wonderland and open attractions.

ACCOMMODATION near Walibi Rhône-Alpes

Check available hotels and rentals around Walibi Rhône-Alpes on the interactive map

ACCESS Walibi

Map / Directions:

Getting to Walibi by car

The Walibi park is about 1:00 by car from Lyon, 1:00 from Grenoble and 40min from Chambéry.

Getting to Walibi by shuttle

Shuttles to the Walibi park are available during the summer period (from 6 July to 1^st September) departing from Lyon, Villefontaine & La Tour du Pin.

MAP Walibi Rhône-Alpes

The Walibi Rhône-Alpes park spans 33 hectares and is divided into 3 themed zones:

• EXPLORER ADVENTURE: immerse yourself in a "Conquest of the American West" atmosphere, following in the footsteps of trappers and gold prospectors.
• EXOTIC ISLAND: experience the festive and relaxing atmosphere of the Pacific islands.
• FESTIVAL CITY: let yourself be carried away by the jazz of New Orleans.

ATTRACTIONS Walibi

The Walibi Rhône-Alpes park offers 34 attractions, play areas and shows, for all ages and tastes. From thrill rides to games for the little ones, everyone will find something to enjoy for an unforgettable day of relaxation.

Attractions

Just like entry ticket prices, access to the various attractions at Walibi depends on the visitor's height. Minimum and/or maximum heights are allowed for each attraction and vary depending on whether children are accompanied by an adult or not.

Flagship attraction: the roller coaster MAHUKA
Located in the Exotic Island zone and intended for thrill-seekers, Mahuka features two magnetic launches that propel the trains to 67 km/h on a 600 m track with 13 moments of weightlessness ("airtimes").
Thanks to trains with individual seats in a single file without direct neighbours, the experience offers a unique flying sensation close to the circuit (accessible from 120 cm).

Play areas

Play areas are available in each universe of the park. They allow the youngest children to play safely and parents to relax between two attractions.

Shows

For the 2026-2027 season, all visitors can attend 2 shows, with several performances throughout the day.

Walibi in a Few Words & Figures

Since its opening in 1979, set in the bucolic landscape of the Dauphiné region with views of the Chartreuse massif, Walibi Rhône-Alpes has welcomed millions of visitors and seen many generations pass through its gates! Whether they are baby boomers or Generation Alpha, Millennials or Gen Z, those who have entered Walibi Rhône-Alpes all share the same desire: to live thrilling adventures, whether with family or friends, to break away from everyday life for a few hours and feel like they are somewhere else. Today, children have become parents, some grandchildren work at the park, and memories are passed down from generation to generation, just like in a big family.

A family whose history is rich in emotions, events, landmark dates, and new additions.
In 45 years, the park has indeed constantly renewed itself. Almost every year has seen the birth of new attractions offered to visitors. A major investment plan has been deployed since 2015. Objective: to support the profound transformation of the park.

Thus, while Walibi Rhône-Alpes remains today a theme park where you can live unique immersive experiences, the 2026 version of the park has nothing to do with the theme park inaugurated in the spring of 1979.

What does “Walibi” mean?
The name Walibi comes from the three Belgian municipalities where the first park is located: Wavre, Limal, and Bierges. Eddy Meeùs had the idea of taking the first syllable of each of these towns to form a unique combination: WALIBI.

Walibi is:

• 34 attractions and shows spread across a 23-hectare park
• 12 food and beverage outlets
• 600,000 visitors and a 97% recommendation rate
• 50 permanent employees and 400 seasonal workers
• €50 million invested since 2016
• A site in the “Iconic Tourist Sites of the Rhône-Alpes Region” network

History of Walibi Park

The starting point of the adventure was an ambitious project: to offer the Rhône-Alpes region its first theme park and to invite its visitors on a journey.

On 7 April 1979, Avenir Land opened its doors in an atmosphere worthy of the American West, featuring a few attractions with cowboys, stagecoaches, and Indian attacks as the backdrop. Year after year, the park invited guests on new journeys, creating ever more fantastical worlds. As it developed, it multiplied its offerings: attractions, water park, shows, scenery... attracting a growing number of visitors, from the youngest to their elders.

In 1985, Avenir Land joined the Walibi Group, a brand created by Eddy Meeùs in 1975 in Belgium, and officially changed its name in 1989. Avenir Land became Walibi Rhône-Alpes. With this new identity, the site affirmed its local roots and opened a new page in its history.

Walibi in photos

The entrance to Walibi Park

A roller coaster at Walibi Park

Waaalloween, Walibi's Halloween event

The sign and mascot of Walibi Park

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