💡For the extended days (10am-10pm), booking is mandatory for holders of undated tickets and passholders (except Ruby and Diamond). To make a booking, click here.
IBILAW: succomb to terror (Oct 10 > Nov 11)
Prepare to succumb
From 10 October to 11 November, the gates of Ibilaw open once again. After two editions that left a lasting impression on visitors, Bill continues his reign and expands his kingdom even further.
For 20 days, including 10 extended opening days until 10 p.m., explore a world where a new threat hides around every corner. Four haunted houses, four scare zones, an immersive show and an extraordinary culinary experience... No one leaves Ibilaw entirely unscathed.
This year, only one question remains: will you succumb to terror?
Dive into the hell of Ibilaw
Tickets
Buy your tickets now and enjoy a special discounted rate.
The Presales ticket is just €49 instead of €61 for extended days!
10 extended days: 17, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31 October and 1, 2, 7, 11 November, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
8 regular days: 10, 11, 18, 21, 22, 23 & 28 October and 5, 6 8 November, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Annual pass
Enjoy unlimited thrills (including access to Ibilaw and Walibi Winter!) and numerous extras for an entire year.
Already have a ticket or a pass?
Do you have an undated ticket OR a pass giving access to Walibi, valid during Halloween Walibi from 10/10 to 11/11/2026?
Booking is mandatory for extended days (10am-10pm), except for Ruby and Diamond pass holders.
What's new in the world of fear
This third edition introduces three new experiences: one brand new haunted house – The Grand Hotel, where Bill personally welcomes his distinguished guests –, a new scare zone and a mysterious rallying point.
Visitors can also return to the haunted houses Aquarium, Mine Blast and Silence, the scare zones Arachnophobia, Innocence and Psycho Circus – The Final Act, the show Bill: A Fairy Tale, the Freaky Pizza Festival and the Ibilaw Store.
Ready to succumb to terror? Buy your tickets and start preparing right now!
💡All visitors are welcome in Ibilaw. Anti-monster badges are available for children. Ibilaw is not recommended for the faint of heart: once inside, there’s no turning back.
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