Siam Park, Tenerife: Tickets and Info
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Siam Park: Entry Ticket
Highlights
Experience a vast park spread across 50 acres packed with thrilling and family-friendly water adventures.
Challenge yourself with adrenaline-pumping slides like The Dragon and Tower of Power.
Relax with gentle attractions such as the Lazy River and enjoy the scenic tropical surrounds.
Surf the largest wave pool worldwide or unwind on the pristine beach within the park.
Convenient amenities like sun loungers, tubes, life jackets, and umbrellas are available for your comfort.






Loro Parque and Siam Park: Entry Ticket
Highlights
Explore a renowned zoo housing thousands of exotic creatures including Europe’s only orcas.
Enjoy thrilling water rides and relaxing pools in a tropical-themed waterpark.
Access facilities like sun loungers, tubes, umbrellas, dressing rooms, and showers at Siam Park.
Witness exciting animal exhibitions and live performances at Loro Parque.
Convenient travel options including a mini train to Loro Parque and buses to Siam Park.
Good to Know Before Visiting Siam Park
Purchasing tickets online in advance is highly recommended to bypass long queues at the park’s main entrance.
Arriving at the gates at least 30 minutes before the 10 AM opening allows you to experience popular rides before the largest crowds arrive.
The Tower of Power has a strict minimum age requirement of 14 years and a minimum height of 1.42 meters.
Wearing water shoes is advised as the floor surfaces can become very hot in the sun and footwear must be removed or secured on many slides.
The park does not permit outside food or drink, but a dedicated picnic area is available near the entrance for a small storage fee.
To use a GoPro or similar action camera on the slides, it must be securely attached to a chest or head harness as handheld devices are prohibited.
Lockers and towels are available for rent, but they require a refundable cash deposit in addition to the rental fee.
The Wave Palace produces the world's largest artificial waves at specific scheduled intervals, so check the daily timetable upon arrival.
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About Siam Park
Why Visit Siam Park?
World-Class Water Attractions
Siam Park is consistently ranked as one of the premier water parks globally, holding the title of TripAdvisor’s Best of the Best for over a decade. The park features a diverse range of attractions, from the adrenaline-inducing Tower of Power to the Saifa water coaster, ensuring high-quality experiences for all intensity levels.
Authentic Thai Architecture and Atmosphere
The park is designed with a Siamese theme, featuring the largest collection of Thai buildings outside of Asia. This immersive environment, approved by the Thai Royal Family, offers a distinct aesthetic experience that separates it from standard water parks through its lush vegetation and intricate hand-painted carvings.
Advanced Wave Technology
The Wave Palace is home to the world’s largest artificial wave, capable of reaching heights of up to 3 meters. This temperature-controlled pool provides a unique environment where visitors can enjoy a white-sand beach and professional-grade surf conditions in the heart of Tenerife.
Family-Oriented Zones
Dedicated areas such as The Lost City and Sawasdee are designed specifically for younger children, featuring age-appropriate slides and shallow splash zones. These sections allow families to explore safe, interactive water fortresses that mirror the scale and excitement of the adult rides on a smaller scale.
Year-Round Tropical Climate
Located in the south of Tenerife, the park benefits from the island’s consistent subtropical climate, making it a viable destination in both summer and winter. The park also maintains its water temperature at 24°C to ensure guest comfort regardless of the season.
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Interesting Facts about Siam Park
Siam Park holds the record for the largest collection of Thai-themed buildings outside of the Kingdom of Thailand.
The park was officially opened by Her Royal Highness the Princess of Thailand, Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, in 2008.
The Wave Palace features the world’s largest artificial wave, which can reach heights of up to 3 meters for surfing sessions.
The Tower of Power slide sends riders through a transparent acrylic tunnel submerged in a pool filled with sharks and rays.
The park’s water is heated to a consistent 24°C using a specialized natural gas system to ensure year-round comfort.
Sustainability is a priority, with an on-site desalination plant that converts seawater into fresh water for the attractions.
After the water is used in the slides, the park recycles it to water the vast tropical gardens and vegetation on the grounds.
The Mai Thai River is one of the longest lazy rivers in the world and includes a hidden high-speed section and a shark-viewing area.
Singha was the first water coaster in the world to use high-speed water jets to propel riders uphill at 6 meters per second.
The park features the largest dragon statue in the world, which serves as the centerpiece for the Dragon attraction.
The white sand used for Siam Beach was specially imported from the Sahara Desert to provide a premium feel for guests.
Siam Park was the first "Green" water park in the world to receive official environmental certifications for its carbon footprint.
The 2024 Applause Award recognized Siam Park as the best park globally based on its management, operations, and creative spirit.
Every building and structure in the park was designed by Thai architects to ensure complete cultural and historical authenticity.





























