When talking about the most interesting outdoor playground equipment for both kids and adults in Belgium, "Walibi" come to our eyes. The park was founded in 1975 by Eddy Meeùs under the banner "Walibi Wavre". In its early years, it was known as a water-skiing area. About a decade after, in 1987, a waterpark, Aqualibi, opened next door. The park had some Tintin rides from 1975 to 1995, when it lost the rights to the franchise. In 1998, the park was bought by Six Flags and, three years later, Walibi Wavre changed its name to Six Flags Belgium. In 2004, Six Flags sold its European division to Palamon Capital Partners, a London-based investment company. On November 7, 2004, Six Flags Belgium officially became part of the past. Any references to Looney Tunes and DC Comics characters had to be removed before the beginning of the 2005 season. The park reopened its gates on March 26, 2005, bearing the "Walibi Belgium" name. In 2006, the park was taken over by CDA Parks, a French leisure group. In 2017, the park announced a 100 million euro make-over, featuring a re-theme of 75% of the park and adding several new rides. One of them being an Intamin megacoaster. Basically, the amusement facility are divided three part: the facility for children, for family and thrills, due to the strict standard thinking of people's safety. According to different height of guests and the tolerance of exciting, people can choose the facility they like. Just like the children under 90cm tall, parents can take them to watch 4D movie and take some facility without danger like dragon boat, marry go around, tiki trail. Or some amusement project which parents can take kids together, like Radja River, Salsa Y Fiesta, Flying Carpet. If you want to challange yourself, you cannot miss these project: Buzzsaw, Cobra, Dalton Terror, Vampire, Tuf Tuf Club, Spinning Vibe, Pulsar, Psyke Underground, Werewolf. There are so much impressive festival activities in this outdoor playground park, Halloween is one of them, traditionally during the last weekends of October and autumn holiday in Belgium. During Halloween, Walibi Belgium transforms into hell on earth with scary entertainment and other festivities. The park started celebrating Halloween in 2000 on a small scale, leading it to be one of the biggest Halloween events in Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. Since 2008, Walibi Belgium introduced a storyline around the event which is still running in 2013. Every year, the story has an open ending, making visitors curious for the following year. This happens during a finale show, including special effects, music and actors. The park also creates scare-zones, zones in the park that get a Halloween theme. The park is also known for their number of haunted houses during Halloween. For 2012 and 2013, guests were welcomed in 6 different haunted houses spread over the park. The haunted houses the park offers are nowadays known for their often strange locations and aggressive and violent actors. For 4 to 5 days, the park also has Halloween nights, with the park being opened till 9 PM. You can find all of the essential pieces to make a fun and engaging playground, such as: play equipment playground Spring playground seesaw playground swings Dynamic Playground climbing structure wooden playground playground set climbing net Freestanding Slide playground Sandboxes playground slide playground backyard Multi Functional Play Equipment Freestanding Slide Outdoor playground Indoor Playground Playground Equipment Trampoline Park

Wulaba is one of the best playgrounds in Sydney, Australia.Wulaba Park features an exciting playground designed by landscape architects and Sydney artist Nuha Saad. The result is an elegant design that looks very beautiful with towering lines and bold colors. We learned from designers that the main challenge of Wuluba Park is to maximize the value of the game in the structure while maintaining architectural and aesthetic intent. Of course, we must comply with Australian building codes and relevant Australian standards. That's why we work with proprietary playground project vendors and certified engineers to collaborate and coordinate with many stakeholders to create integrated designs that meet safety standards and provide an unforgettable experience. Street Furniture Australia furnished it with custom seat backrests and table settings. The name of the park is "Wulaba", which is an aboriginal language meaning rock kangaroo. Until the early 20th century, Waterloo was the largest swamp in the area and had many rock kangaroos. Today, the park has become a place where human kangaroos hop around and burn off some energy. Wulaba Park is located between the towering apartment buildings in Waterloo's newly created area (on the surface, it is an "outdoor" area built for the residents of these neighborhoods). It actually provides more than 4,000 square meters of space that everyone can enjoy. The rainbow-colored playground is dominated by towering slides. You have to climb a series of devices to reach the top of the slide, and the space is covered with barbed wire to avoid falling. Moreover, if some small falls or falls do occur on the playing field, the soft fall surface will cover most of the area, thereby greatly reducing its impact. In the middle of the park is the Green Square, heading to the Green Square, you will find a rainbow-like fantasy world including slides, towers, tunnels, nets and swings, and one of the giant slides is suitable for young adventurers. Sydney artist Nuha Saad has also carefully designed a playground for young children. In order to let all ages experience the fun of the playground. She crafted a soft floor that looked like colorful ice cream swirls and a net of nets and ladders leading to a three-story metal slide. In addition to the huge slides, the park also has colorful climbing towers, decks, and various mosquito nets and swings. In addition to rides, the park has a large lawn area with a handball court and two table tennis tables. Huge concrete blocks draw people to play here, while towering colored railings add magical touch, surrounded by crooked paths that almost dreamlike, staggered through the park. This playground is definitely worth your experience. (#Pictures are reproduced from the Europa Park website) You can find all of the essential pieces to make a fun and engaging playground, such as: play equipment playground Spring playground seesaw playground swings Dynamic Playground climbing structure wooden playground playground set climbing net Freestanding Slide playground Sandboxes playground slide playground backyard Multi Functional Play Equipment Freestanding Slide Outdoor playground Indoor Playground Playground Equipment Trampoline Park