Admission ticket Halloween Walibi Belgium

From 10 October to 11 November, Walibi Belgium once again opens the gates to Ibilaw for a third season, more immersive than ever. After luring thousands of visitors into his parallel universe over the past two years, Bill continues his reign of terror and expands his kingdom even further.

For 21 days, including 10 extended days until 10 pm (on 17, 24, 25, 29, 30 and 31 October and on 1, 2, 7 and 11 November), the park transforms into a nightmarish universe. Four haunted houses, four scare zones, an immersive show, a cursed culinary experience and a shop entirely dedicated to Ibilaw await visitors seeking thrills and excitement.

New this year

The Grand Hotel, a new haunted house where Bill welcomes his guests of honour to a luxurious grand hotel from the 1930s. A place where everything seems perfectly taken care of… at least at first glance.
Hecatomb, a new scare zone at the foot of Kondaa. Here, a tribe holds an ancient sacrificial ritual in honour of the mythical creature it worships.

The haunted houses Aquarium, Silence and Mine Blast also return, along with the scare zones Innocence, Arachnophobia and Psycho Circus – The Final Act, which is celebrating its very last season this year.

The show Bill: A Fairy Tale, directed by Felipe Garcia, also returns and tells Bill's story. Those who want to complete the experience can visit the Freaky Pizza Festival, a themed buffet where the creatures of Ibilaw are never far away.

Do you dare succumb to terror?

Getting there 

Coming by car? Walibi Belgium is ideally located and easy to reach by road. Walibi Belgium can also be reached by train. Travel to Bierges-Walibi station. Via the pedestrian bridge, it is just a 10-minute walk from the main entrance. Consult Google Maps for the exact route from your point of departure and for current departure and travel times. You can park at the park for €13 per car. 

For more information, visit the Walibi Belgium website.