Walibi Holland, Flevoland Province, The Netherlands
4.0 (1.672 reviews) Spent More than 3 hours Ranking #1 in Biddinghuizen Amusement & Theme Parks
Good but one big issue
I like walibi fright night. We went this year with four people. Only thing is that no where on the online tickets was written that you couldn’t have face paint. We got nicely make upd but we found out at the door that it wasn’t allowed. They did not provide us with any make up remover or anything except for a rag that would usually be given for washing windows. It was so rough that my eyes have been burning through out the whole day and after some wind got in and made me tear up, the water made my eyes burn so much I had to close them. Now it’s been a few days and it’s clear that the skin on my eyes has been ripped off by that rag and they burn like crazy. I suspect to have bruises around the areas in the next couple days. If it’s not allowed to wear accessive makeup that takes away attention from the actors then provide make up remover and proper things to remove makeup safely!!!!
Address
Spijkweg 30, 8256 RJ Biddinghuizen The Netherlands
Mobile
Website
http://www.walibi.nl
Current local date and time now
Tuesday, May 14, 2024, 18:25
User Ratings
4.0 based on (1.672 reviews)
Reviews
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3Benjamin 5:00 PM Aug 24, 2021
If social distancing is in place in 2022 I will cancel my yearly subscription
The queue times are ridiculous! Operations are insanely slow and you can expect 2 hour + waits for the coasters. Rides are being run at less than half capacity currently and it's a joke. This is my local park but our long running yearly subscription will not be renewed in 2022 if the park is still being run this way. Walibi management should visit Energylandia and see how running a park during covid is done properly.
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3GK 5:00 PM Sep 15, 2022
Roller coasters were great, food options ridiculous
Great park, but it was super misleading about the gluten free food options. We got a flyer at the guest service right at the start that marked GF foods. But when we stopped by, but nothing was gluten free except fries. My partner felt quite sick by the end. They clearly stated there were GF bread options but the people at the restaurant seemed to know nothing about it. We didn't pack lunch because the website made it seem it was possible to eat some meals GF. It was silly and easily avoidable, we could've just brought our own food if we'd known. No one wants to go on roller coasters all day after a stomach full of only fries and deep fried crap like croquette.
