The Walibi Belgium theme park reopened on April 1st and surprised visitors with the disappearance of the beloved “Tuf Tuf Club” bumper car attraction. According to Sudinfo, the attraction was built in 2001 and the building was recently demolished during the winter. It remains unclear what will happen to the cars, but the empty space may be filled with a new attraction, the “Silverton,” a swinging mill with XL sidecars, as reported by Sudinfo.
The Walibi Belgium amusement park reopened on Saturday 1 April. And visitors thought they were hallucinating when they discovered that an emblematic attraction had disappeared… It’s regarding “Tuf Tuf Club” and its bumper cars, as Sudinfo reported.
The attraction was inaugurated in 2001. And the building has just been demolished during the winter. We do not yet know what will become of the small cars, but the empty space might give way to a new attraction: the “Silverton”, according to Sudinfo. It will be a mill with swinging steam engines, XL sidecar type.
In conclusion, the disappearance of the Tuf Tuf Club bumper cars at Walibi Belgium has left visitors surprised, and wondering what will fill the gap in the park. With the potential arrival of the Silverton attraction, it is clear that the amusement park is constantly evolving to provide new experiences for its guests. The demolition of an iconic ride may be bittersweet, but the anticipation of what’s to come is exciting for both returning visitors and newcomers. Stay tuned for updates on the latest developments at Walibi Belgium.
