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Ventajas

Súbete a la atracción acuática más espectacular de Europa
Baja por la Tower of Power y navega por los Mekong Rapids
Descubre un lugar ideal para relajarse y disfrutar con la familia y los amigos en Tenerife

Qué te espera

Siam Park es el parque acuático más grande de Europa y uno de los mejores de todo el mundo. El parque está situado al sur de Tenerife y se ha convertido en una de las atracciones turísticas más destacadas de las islas Canarias.

El Siam Park presenta una temática de estilo tailandés y presume de tener la atracción acuática más espectacular de Europa. El parque fue inaugurado por la princesa Maha Chakri Sirindhorn de Tailandia.

Atracciones:

Vulcano: un tobogán acuático ProSlide Behemoth Bowl con capacidad para 4 personas en el que se muestran imágenes de un dragón
Dragon: un tobogán acuático ProSlide Tornado con un espectáculo de luces en el interior de un túnel de 20 metros de ancho
Wave Palace: una piscina de olas creada por la empresa escocesa Murphys Waves Ltd con una playa artificial de arena blanca. Sus olas, que alcanzan los 3,30 metros de altura, son las olas más altas producidas por una piscina de olas en el mundo entero. La escuela de surf del parque organiza clases de surf en el Wave Palace
Naga Racer: una carrera de toboganes de seis filas
The Giant: dos toboganes ProSlide Cannon Bowl con forma de embudo. Uno se mueve en el sentido de las agujas del reloj y el otro al contrario
Tower of Power: un tobogán vertical y transparente que te conducirá a una piscina con mantas y tiburones
Mai Thai River: el río artificial de cauce lento más largo del mundo. En su punto más alto alcanza los 8 metros, conviertiendo a esta atracción en el río de cauce lento con más altura del mundo
Jungle Snakes: cuatro toboganes serpenteantes que siguen el perímetro del parque
Lost City: una estructura de juegos infantiles con 120 juegos
Mekong Rapids: una atracción inspirada en los rápidos del río
Kinnaree: un tobogán ProSlide de 200 metros para 4 personas
Singha: un tobogán acuático con cuatro embudos que alcanza los 18 metros por segundo

Incluye

Entradas

Dónde

Av. Siam, s/n, 38660 Costa Adeje, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, España

Lugar de encuentro:

Enséñale la entrada impresa o electrónica a un miembro del personal en la puerta. Siam Park ofrece su propio servicio de bus lanzadera desde Los Cristianos, Las Américas y Costa Adeje: Los Cristianos - Parada de autobús en C.C. Pasarela, Centro Comercial y Hotel Sol Arona Tenerife; Las Américas - Parada de autobús en C.C. Presidente, Centro Comercial Mejores Tenerife y Llanos de Troya; Costa Adeje - Parada de autobús en C.C. El Duque, Fañabé Plaza y Ocean Park. Debes hacer la reserva por teléfono con un mínimo de 48 horas de antelación.

Importante

Antes de ir:

La entrada al Siam Park es válida para entrar durante los siguientes horarios de apertura: Verano (del 1 de mayo al 31 de octubre): 10:00 a 18:00 / Invierno (1 de noviembre a 30 de abril): De 10:00 a 17:00 * Horarios sujetos a cambios
Siam Park ofrece su propio servicio de lanzadera incluido desde varias paradas en Las Américas y Los Cristianos desde las 09:30 hasta las 17:30 (intervalos de recogidas de cada hora). No es necesario reservar, y basta con esperar en la parada con el logotipo de Siam Park
Los billetes tienen una validez de 1 año desde la fecha del servicio, en caso de cambio de fecha, el cliente no necesita ponerse en contacto con el operador local

Recuerda llevar:

Siam Park puede solicitar cualquier documento que indique claramente tu identidad

Organizado por

Loro Parque s.a.

Cargo por reserva

¡Buenas noticias! Esta reserva no tiene ningún cargo adicional.

Política de cancelación

Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 24 horas antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,4/5

Basado en 257 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Safety

4,3/5

Service

4,3/5

Staff

4,3/5

Value for money

4,2/5

Paul
De Estados Unidos de América - septiembre de 2024

Viajó con la familia

35 - 44 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5
Louise A
De Reino Unido - septiembre de 2024

Viajó en pareja

18 - 24 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5
Jess
De Estados Unidos de América - septiembre de 2024

Viajó en pareja

18 - 24 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

Had a fantastic day at Siam park, was a little busy and crowded but that is to be expected at this time of year. Ticked worked well no issues.
RJ
De Estados Unidos de América - septiembre de 2024

Viajó en pareja

18 - 24 años

Excelente
Valoración global
4/5

We enjoyed Siam Park and the rides we went on were fun, but be prepared for long queues - we didn't get the Fast Pass, which we were happy about becau ...
Mark lowe
De Estados Unidos de América - septiembre de 2024

Viajó con la familia

35 - 44 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

Enjoyed the park. not much info on how I get there like where the nearest free pickup point was from the apartment st george asked the tui rep at th ...
Shaun
De Reino Unido - septiembre de 2024

Viajó con la familia

25 - 34 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

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