The Walibi amusement park in Wavre reopened on April 1, but observant visitors might have noticed that one of the usual attractions was missing. During the winter, the building housing the park’s bumper cars, known as the “Tuf Tuf Club,” was demolished. According to Sudinfo, the carts were temporarily relocated to a nearby restaurant. The new attraction planned for this year, called the “Silverton,” is set to replace the demolished bumper cars.
This April 1 marked the reopening of the Walibi amusement park in Wavre. However, the more attentive noticed that one of the usual entertainments had disappeared.
Indeed, the “Tuf Tuf Club”, the building that housed the park’s bumper cars, was demolished during the winter. According to Sudinfo, the carts were stored in a restaurant.
Who will replace him ? The “Silverton”, a new attraction planned for this year, should take the place of the demolished attraction.
The reopening of Walibi amusement park in Wavre brought excitement for thrill-seekers and amusement enthusiasts alike. However, a noticeable change left some visitors puzzled – the absence of the Tuf Tuf Club. Rest assured, plans for a new attraction, the Silverton, are already underway and promise to fill the void that Tuf Tuf Club once held. As always, Walibi promises to deliver the highest levels of excitement and entertainment, leaving their visitors eagerly anticipating their next visit.