Vampire, Inverted roller coaster at Walibi Belgium, Wavre, Belgium
Vampire is an inverted roller coaster at Walibi Belgium and travels along 689 meters of track with a maximum height of 33.3 meters. The ride features five inversions and a red track suspended from black support beams, with riders secured in special seating arrangements.
The coaster opened on April 4, 1999, and received major updates in 2001 when new trains manufactured by Vekoma were installed to carry riders in a suspended style. This upgrade transformed how passengers experienced the ride.
The ride draws visitors into its Gothic theme with castle gates and graveyard decorations throughout the queue area. This dark aesthetic shapes how people experience the entire journey from arrival to boarding.
The coaster can handle large numbers of visitors per hour and is accessible from many areas of the park. Guests should be prepared for intense turns and upside-down moments during their ride.
An animatronic organist named Marcel once performed Gothic rock music during the ride, adding to the supernatural feeling of the experience. This character was a memorable detail for many visitors who rode during that era.
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