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Siam Park entrance ticket

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£39.00

Free cancellation

Mobile voucher accepted

Validity: Flexible

Entrance fees included

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Why you’ll love this…

Visit one of the most spectacular water attractions in Europe
Slide down the Tower of Power and ride Mekong Rapids
Discover the best place to relax and have fun with friends and family in Tenerife

What to expect

Siam Park is the largest water park in Europe and one of the major in the world. Located in the south of Tenerife, it's one of the main tourist attractions of the Canaries. Siam Park features a Siamese theme and claims to be the most spectacular water attraction in Europe.

Siam Park's construction started in 2004. Originally slated to open in May 2007, the park has endured construction problems, but was finally opened to the public by Her Royal Highness the Princess of Thailand Maha Chakri Sirindhorn on September 17, 2008.

Attractions:

Vulcano: a four-person ProSlide Behemoth Bowl slide with a laser inside that produces a flashing image of a dragon
The Dragon: a ProSlide Tornado with a light show inside the 20-meter (66 ft)-wide funnel
Wave Palace: a wave pool manufactured by Murphys Waves Ltd in Scotland with an artificial white sand beach. At 3.3 meters (11 ft) high, its waves are the highest of any wave pool in the world. The park's surfing school will give surfing lessons at the Wave Palace
Naga Racer: a six-lane racing slide
The Giant: twin ProSlide Cannon Bowls, one moving clockwise and one moving counterclockwise
Tower of Power: a vertical, transparent slide that sends riders through an area with sharks and stingrays
Mai Thai River: the world's longest lazy river, which also has the highest elevation of any lazy river at 8 meters (26 ft)
Jungle Snakes: four twisting slides that follow the park's terrain
Lost City: a children's play structure with 120 games
Mekong Rapids: a river rapids ride
Kinnaree: a new four-person 200-meter (660 ft) long ProSlide
Singha: a waterslide with four funnels, with a speed of 18 meters per second
Saifá: Siam Park's new water ride with steep slopes, racing slides, and surprising twists for a fun and exciting experience

Note: Tickets have a 1-year validity from the service date, in case of a date change, the customer does not need to get in touch with the local operator.

What's included

Entrance fees

Where

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

Meeting point:

Please meet by showing your ticket either printed or on mobile at the entrance to a member of staff.Siam Park provides their own double-decker buses to pick up guests in Los Cristianos, Las Américas and Costa Adeje (*Schedule subject to changes)Los Cristianos. Bus-stop at: C.C. Pasarela - Shopping Mall and Hotel Sol Arona Tenerife. Las Américas. Bus-stop at: C.C. Presidente - Shopping Mall , Best Tenerife and Llanos de Troya. Costa Adeje. Bus-stop at: C.C. El Duque, Fañabé Plaza and Ocean ParkIf you want to be picked up from other locations, Siam Park offers its own shuttle service. This service must be arranged in advance and requires an extra cost. Please, remember to make your reservations 48 hours before by phone for this service. You'll find the local operator's contacts on your voucher.

What to remember

Know in advance:

Certain height and weight restrictions apply to Siam Park rides, check the information signs before getting on
Siam Park entrance ticket is valid for entry during the following opening hours: Summer (1 May to 31 October): 10.00am to 6.00pm / Winter (1 November to 30 April): 10.00am to 5.00pm * Schedules subject to change
Siam Park offers its own shuttle service included from various stops in Las Americas and Los Cristianos from 09:30h until 17:30 h (intervals of pickups of every hour). This does not need to be reserved, and you just need to wait at the stop with the Siam Park logo
Tickets have a 1-year validity from the service date, in case of a date change, the customer does not need to get in touch with the local operator

Remember to bring:

Siam Park may request any document which clearly indicates your identity

Provider

Loro Parque s.a.

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

What people say about this experience

Tijm van Meurs
From United States of America - August 2025

Travelled with family

35 - 44 years old

Excellent
Overall rated
4/5

Geweldig uitdagende attracties met een groot verrassingseffect. In tegenstelling tot de reguliere parken waar je vaak al ziet hoe een baan loopt blijf ...
Anonymous
From United States of America - August 2025

Great
Overall rated
4/5
Jodie
From United States of America - July 2025

Travelled with family

18 - 24 years old

Excellent
Overall rated
5/5

Really good park. Food and drink are reasonable for a water park. Great ride for the family, as plenty of multi person rides. The only thing I think c ...
Monique Schweitzer
From United States of America - July 2025

Travelled with family

25 - 34 years old

Excellent
Overall rated
5/5

Zorg dat je vroeg in het park bent, wij waren er om 09.00 uur. Dan kan je een fastpass aanschaffen, wat echt je geld waard is. Alles is goed schoon en ...
Lynn, Ian & Ru
From United Kingdom - July 2025

Travelled with family

25 - 34 years old

Excellent
Overall rated
5/5

Great day out. Gets very busy in the height of the summer months so to take advantage of all the slide a fast pass was a god send. If you use the pas ...
Anonymous
From United States of America - July 2025

Excellent
Overall rated
5/5

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