Loup Garou, Wooden roller coaster at Walibi Belgium, Wavre, Belgium
Loup Garou is a wooden roller coaster located at Walibi Belgium in Wavre. The structure winds through a series of drops and turns that carry riders quickly along a path of wooden track and support beams.
The roller coaster opened in 2001 and marked an important addition to Walibi Belgium's attractions. This Vekoma-manufactured ride brought a new experience to the park that has remained popular since its debut.
The name comes from French folklore and refers to a mythological creature that transforms from human to wolf under the full moon. This connection to local legend gives the ride a deeper meaning beyond its mechanical design.
Visitors must meet a minimum height requirement to ride the coaster. Trains carry multiple passengers at once, so you will share the experience with other guests during your journey.
The ride avoids inversions entirely and instead focuses on drops and curves that keep riders upright throughout the journey. This design choice makes the experience accessible to a wider audience without spinning elements.
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