Endless waiting due to staff shortages. There were only 10 people ahead of us to start the SuperFly, but we still had to queue for 1h30 because there was only one staff member to take care of the harnesses. This is only to put on the harness. Once at the top we waited another 45 minutes to actually start the SuperFly. It was already afternoon and we had only done one attraction, which is scandalous for this price of 57 euros per person! We did not do the Tubing Slide, because there was already a queue here. We heard many people complaining about this, as well as the climbing forest where everyone was waiting for the equipment. There is no flow in the park, there is always waiting and queuing, even though the attractions themselves are fun. Far too expensive tickets for what you get or can do!!!! And this is only due to a shortage of personnel. NOT RECOMMENDED!

We spent a day with 7 ( 4 adults and 3 children from 8 to 5 years). The idea was to discover the new dino course: it was a little disappointment. We thought we had a kind of escape game with a few small challenges to make. That wasn't the case. You will be asked to scan the + of possible terminals in an outdoor route. On the other hand, the dinos are fine. The other Things to do in the park are good for the children except the beaver dams where the water games were... without water. Disappointment for the children. The playgrounds are diverse. Things to do are OK from 85 cm but bcp from 110. Beware of the very small adventurers who could be frustrated... Last downside: 10,00 euros parking 😱

On Google (in several places) we read that this park would have the longest zip line in the Benelux. With this information we bought a ticket. However, you can't book ziplining separately, so we bought an adventure pass + zipline, which costs me a total of €53-, pp!!! If you have to pay €10 extra for just ziplining, you can expect something!! You get a special band at the entrance. You're not even checked for this at the zip line. Anyone who would not have paid extra for this could have joined too!! Extra waste of that €10!! Zipline was amazingly short and not worth your €53 at all. Other activities are moderate. Tubing slide you barely get ahead, having to get out halfway, to get down. At 14:00 we got hungry. So they are stranded at Bar Bru (one of the two eateries on the park). The kitchen was not open there, so we had to go to the other eatery. For us never again!!!

We slept 2 nights in a SAFARI tent at Glamping Green field. Very comfortable, very clean, cushions and duvets + bath towels available as well as a small bedside lamp and a multiplug. The small terrace and its seating allow you to have breakfast or enjoy the fresh air outside. The parking is very close. The enclosure is very clean, the staff extremely friendly and friendly. As for Things to do, we did the labyrinth which is 2min from the Glamping. Super nice! The next day we took a pass to Adventure Valley (-10% off admission when we are at Glamping). We especially enjoyed the climbing (several really cool courses), the Tubing slide, the big zip line. The student staff really nice. Sunscreen dispenser, ice water in the toilet to fill the bottles. Back to the Glamping for a nice meal by the pool:)

Adventure Valley Durbuy is a popular adventure park with thrilling activities and great food. However, not everything is perfect. This review will cover the exciting deathride, the tasty double cheese hamburger, and the issue with numerous wasps. The deathride at Adventure Valley Durbuy is an exciting and unforgettable experience. This long zipline provides breathtaking views and a thrilling rush. The equipment is well-maintained, and the staff is professional, ensuring a safe and enjoyable ride. For those seeking an adrenaline boost, the deathride is a must-try. The double cheese hamburger at Adventure Valley Durbuy is a delicious option for a meal. It features two juicy beef patties with melted cheese, making it both satisfying and flavorful. The fresh toppings and soft bun complete the experience. Despite being in a park setting, the hamburger is high quality and tasty. One major downside of Adventure Valley Durbuy is the large number of wasps. These insects are particularly bothersome around the dining areas, making it difficult to enjoy meals outside. Although the park tries to manage the wasp problem, they are still a significant issue. Visitors should be prepared and take precautions to avoid stings. In conclusion, Adventure Valley Durbuy offers thrilling activities and tasty food, but the wasps are a major drawback. The deathride and the double cheese hamburger are highlights that make the visit worthwhile. Improving the wasp situation would greatly enhance the experience. Despite this, Adventure Valley Durbuy is still a great destination for adventure and food lovers.

The journey on the little tourist train is absolutely deplorable! A brief passage in the old town then advertising path for other activities! Duration: 1/2 hour for €12 per person! Exorbitant! To avoid !

I went for the Halloween walk. I didn’t expect anything great but I was disappointed. The release was disappointing, it was not scary at all. Fortunately, our best bartenders were there for hot chocolate afterwards. Really there, Martin and Colin they regaled us!!! Thank you guys TOP <3