Search Walibi Holland roller coasters or still Walibi World and you do not want a French ride list or a German Goliath page. Walibi Holland in Biddinghuizen has ten real coasters. Walibi World is the old name of this park, not Walibi Belgium. Google used to dump Lost Gravity on the English ride page. This guide lines up Untamed to Drako, with height limits and live waits.
Written in August 2026. Opening, downtime and queues change daily — always open the Walibi Holland live wait times before you sprint from Wilderness to Speed Zone.
How many coasters does Walibi Holland have?
Ten. YOY Thrill and YOY Chill both count: two tracks, two queues, one area.
| Ride | Type | Min. height | When to pick it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Untamed | RMC hybrid (Wilderness, 2019) | 120 cm | The magnet: wooden structure, steel track, four inversions. |
| Goliath | Intamin mega (Speed Zone, 2002) | 140 cm | The classic giant: 47 metres, 106 km/h, 121-degree dive. |
| Lost Gravity | Mack BigDipper (Zero Zone, 2016) | 140 cm | Side of the track, two inversions, the ride Google puts in English. |
| YOY Thrill / YOY Chill | RMC single-rail (YOY, 2025) | 120 cm | The new duo. Thrill has six inversions, Chill none. |
| Xpress: Platform 13 | Vekoma launch (Main Street, 2000) | 120 cm | 90 km/h in 2.8 seconds, three inversions, metro station. |
| Condor | Vekoma SLC (Exotic, 1994) | 140 cm | Inverted, five inversions. The first SLC in the world. |
| Speed of Sound | Vekoma Boomerang (Play Ground, 2000) | 120 cm | The same three inversions forwards and backwards, with music. |
| Eat my Dust | Zamperla junior (Speed Zone, 2023) | 90 cm | Quads, first real coaster for kids. |
| Drako | Zierer Tivoli (Zero Zone, 1992) | 90 cm | The family loop. Low hills, wide turns. |
That height gap matters. A child at 115 cm can ride Drako and Eat my Dust, stays off Goliath, Lost Gravity and Condor, and boards Untamed and YOY once they hit 120 cm. That is why Goliath minimum height is a real question: 140 cm. No negotiation.
Untamed or Goliath?
This is the duel the day turns on. Not Condor. Not the boomerang.
Untamed is the star of Wilderness: RMC put a steel track on Robin Hood’s wooden structure. Four inversions, 92 km/h, 1085 metres. Airtime you feel in your bones. On a busy Saturday this is the queue everyone walks to “because it still feels new”, even though it opened in 2019.
Goliath is the older giant in Speed Zone: 47 metres, 106 km/h, that dive past vertical. No inversions. Search Goliath Walibi Holland and you land here — until now often in German. Skip Goliath and you miss the ride that carried Biddinghuizen as a thrill park for years.
Short advice: want inversions and airtime, start at Untamed — but check the Walibi Holland live wait times first. If Untamed is already past 45 minutes and Goliath is not, swap the order. Want height and that dive, Goliath is the tighter choice. Do not stack them blindly in the same hour.
The Walibi Holland planning tips help: historical patterns often show the magnet (Untamed) filling up before Goliath. Lost Gravity follows close behind.
Lost Gravity: the third thrill, not leftovers
Lost Gravity is not a kids’ ride with a crane around it. Mack BigDipper, 32 metres, 87 km/h, two inversions, seats on the side of the track. On a day when Untamed costs an hour, Lost Gravity is often the smarter thrill — if the 140 cm pole agrees. Do not plan it as “if we have time left”.
YOY, Xpress, Condor and Speed of Sound
YOY Thrill and YOY Chill are the 2025 duo: two RMC single-rails side by side. Thrill has six inversions, Chill none. Same area, two queues. 120 cm. Do one first, not both before you have seen Untamed.
Xpress: Platform 13 is the launch from the metro station: 90 km/h in 2.8 seconds, three inversions. Searching how fast is Xpress? That. Capacity around 1200 an hour, so the queue often feels milder than Untamed.
Condor is the inverted SLC from 1994: five inversions, 140 cm, 80 km/h. The first of its kind. Not a separate old El Condor — this is that ride, now called Condor.
Speed of Sound is the boomerang: the same three inversions forwards and backwards, onboard music, 120 cm. Compact, sharp, not a filler after Condor.
Drako and Eat my Dust: the family half
Drako is the 1992 Zierer: 6 metres, 32 km/h, 90 cm. The starter. Drako Walibi Holland already sits around position 12 — fair, because this is the answer to “does Walibi have coasters for kids?”
Eat my Dust is the 2023 quad junior: 12 metres, 40 km/h, 90 cm. A bit more speed than Drako, same height wall.
Minimum height at a glance
| Coaster | Minimum height |
|---|---|
| Drako | 90 cm |
| Eat my Dust | 90 cm |
| Untamed | 120 cm |
| YOY Thrill / YOY Chill | 120 cm |
| Xpress: Platform 13 | 120 cm |
| Speed of Sound | 120 cm |
| Goliath | 140 cm |
| Lost Gravity | 140 cm |
| Condor | 140 cm |
Park rules can change; the measuring pole at the entrance always beats a blog.
Which one should you ride?
- Check live, not memory. Open the Walibi Holland live wait times before you lock a route.
- Height first, taste second. Under 120 cm, Untamed, YOY and Xpress are out; under 140 cm, Goliath, Lost Gravity and Condor too.
- Untamed and Goliath are not side quests. Those two queues decide the day.
- Lost Gravity is the third thrill, not leftovers. Especially if Untamed is already an hour.
- Fast Lane is a different question. Whether that pass is worth it lives in the Walibi Holland Fast Lane guide.
- Water is the other Walibi question. Crazy River and El Rio Grande belong with the water rides in the Netherlands and Belgium.
Same comparison for Wavre, Limburg, Lichtaart or Brühl? See the Walibi Belgium roller coasters, the Toverland roller coasters, Bobbejaanland roller coasters, Plopsaland roller coasters or Phantasialand roller coasters. Kaatsheuvel? The Efteling roller coasters.
Plan further on W8baan
Want live data from here? Open Untamed or Goliath, or go straight to the Walibi Holland live wait times. For skipping queues stay with the Fast Lane guide.
Sources: W8baan Walibi Holland attraction profiles and public park information. Height limits and opening can change; check the live page on the day.