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Ventajas

Con estas entradas, tendrás incluida la comida, las bebidas, una toalla y una taquilla
Conseguirás acceso rápido a más de las 30 atracciones del parque
Encontrarás de todo, desde un río artifical y toboganes acuáticos hasta una piscina de olas y un mercado flotante

Qué te espera

¿Quieres que tu día en el Siam Park de Tenerife sea aún más especial? Si es así, este paquete con todo incluido incluye acceso prioritario a más de 30 atracciones, además de comida y bebida gratis, una toalla para usar durante tu visita y una taquilla para guardar todas tus cosas.

Agárrate fuerte porque te espera un día lleno de acción y adrenalina gracias a sus atracciones y playas, con una exótica ambientación tailandesa. Tendrás más de 30 atracciones para elegir, con opciones para grandes y pequeños. Así que, tanto si te apetece descansar en la playa artificial, jugar en la piscina de olas o tirarte por los toboganes, aquí encontrarás de todo.

Si quieres que se te corte la respiración, no te pierdas la caída libre de Torre del Poder, casi vertical, o desafía la gravedad mientras te cuelas entre las fauces del Dragón mientras giras a toda velocidad. Si prefieres coger algunas olas, puedes hacerlo en el Wave Palace, aunque también podrías hacer un poco de rafting en el río Mai Thai o dejar que los peques se diviertan en la Ciudad Perdida. Y, cuando necesites un respiro, puedes relajarte con un par de vueltas por el río artificial.

Para que lo sepas, la entrada es válida durante todo un año desde la fecha de emisión. Si necesitas cambiar el día de la visita, no necesitas contactar con el proveedor local, siempre que sea dentro del año posterior a la fecha de compra.

Incluye

Acceso prioritario a las atracciones (fast pass)
Comida y bebida
Taquilla y toalla (se requiere un depósito de 5 € por cada una)
Entrada

No incluye

Depósito de 5 € para la taquilla y la toalla (cada una)

Dónde

Siam Park, Avenida Siam, Costa Adeje, España

Lugar de encuentro:

Enseña tu entrada electrónica o impresa a un miembro del personal en la entrada. Siam Park dispone de sus propios autobuses de dos pisos para recoger a los visitates de Los Cristianos, Las Américas y Costa Adeje (horarios sujetos a cambios): - 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, Best Tenerife y Llanos de Troya - Costa Adeje. Parada de autobús en: C.C. El Duque, Fañabé Plaza y Ocean Park Siam Park ofrece su propio servicio de lanzadera. Recuerda reservar por teléfono con 48 horas de antelación.

Importante

Antes de ir:

Consulta los horarios de apertura en la web de Siam Park
Se aplica la misma tarifa para adultos (a partir de 12 años) y niños (de 3 a 11 años)
Los bebés de 0 a 2 años entran gratis. Se pagará allí mismo lo que consuman (si es necesario)
Hay ciertas restricciones de altura y peso en los toboganes de Siam Park. Consulta los carteles informativos antes de subir
Con esta entrada, puedes añadir a más personas a una cabaña, villa o casa de Siam Park ya reservada (ver más detalles sobre la experiencia VIP en cabaña, casa o villa de Siam Park)
La entrada es válida durante un año desde la fecha de emisión. Si necesitas cambiar el día de la visita, no necesitas contactar con el proveedor local

Recuerda llevar:

Siam Park podrá solicitar un documento que acredite claramente tu identidad

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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 hours antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,7 /5

Basado en 59 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Personal

4,5/5

Servicio

4,5/5

Relación calidad-precio

4,4/5

Seguridad

4,5/5

Todas las valoraciones (59)

5 estrellas (45)

76%

4 estrellas (11)

19%

3 estrellas (2)

2 estrellas (1)

1 estrella (0)

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Yan V and son
Verified booking
5
12 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Nothing to complain. 40 mins average wait times or 4 people in a line , full non stop access fast pass, rather than 1 per ride at the park . Free food and drinks (not selected snacks) that's decent and again free. One pepsi can is 3 euros so imagine what you save on food. We was there 6 and a half hours with breaks for food and the wave pool, can't count the number of times we was on slides. Now again 40 mins waits for 1 ride sooo well worth the 110 per person I paid first week of September
C
Chloe
Verified booking
5
29 de agosto de 2025
Viajó con un grupo de amigos
An exceptional deal. This was booked at the end of Aug 25. We skipped practically every single queue when there were wait times of over an hour. This was an unlimited feature for every ride bar the Tower of Power and the lazy river. Towel and locker deposits were both included in the price as well. Food, which if bought with a normal ticket, would be priced individually (i.e. chicken strips were €9), was completely free in the main restaurants and unlimited. A fantastic ticket.
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Paula
Verified booking
5
29 de agosto de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Loved Siam park. An unforgettable experience. The vip was essential as would of been a long day waiting to get on rides. Did lots of rides a few times. Food and drink was ok and unlimited. Im definitely coming back to do it again in the future.
J
Joey
Verified booking
1.8
12 de agosto de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Had shoes stolen from underneath the sun bed whilst asleep. Park was heaving and even with fast pass huge queues Very expensive for what you get
K
Kelvin
Verified booking
5
9 de agosto de 2025
Viajó con la familia
Queue times were long. The fast pass made the experience much better. Its was very hot with a family of 4. This allowed us to get around the park quickly and complete everything and time to spend at the wave pool with 1 hour left.
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Lana Dondergoor
Verified booking
5
31 de julio de 2025
Viajó en pareja
Het kost wat, maar dan heb je ook wat. Konden de rij heel snel overslaan en waren mega snel aan de beurt. Hebben de hele dag gebruik kunnen maken van de fast pass, wat zorgde voor veel plezier. Zijn overal meerdere keren ingeweest. Daarnaast zat eten en drinken erbij in. Dit was daar erg prijzig en nu konden wij pakken wat wij wilden. Ook nog een kluisje erbij waar wij niet extra voor hoefden te betalen. Wij hebben een top dag gehad.

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