Siam Park Guide: Rides, Tickets and Visit Tips

Siam Park is worth a full day if your group genuinely enjoys water rides. Buy admission online before you go to avoid the ticket-desk step, arrive before the 10:00 opening, and check every rider’s height before paying for extras. The headline slides are the draw, but Wave Palace, Mai Thai River and the children’s areas make the day workable for mixed groups too.

Written by Mihail Schwarz. Fact-checked 12 September 2026 against Siam Park’s official ticket, attraction, service, opening-hours and transport pages. Prices, availability and ride rules can change; recheck the selected product and the signs at each attraction.

Siam Park tickets: the short answer

The official ticket page currently lists general admission from €44 for adults aged 12 and over, €32 for children aged 3–11, and free admission for children aged 0–2. These are the published headline prices checked on 12 September 2026, not a promise for every date or promotion.

Online entry is not ride priority. A general e-ticket removes the ticket-desk step but does not include Fast Pass. Fast Pass availability is limited, and neither version covers Tower of Power or Mai Thai River.

For a wider price comparison with Loro Parque, Aqualand and Jungle Park, use our Tenerife theme park tickets guide. If your group spans toddlers, primary-school children and teenagers, compare the age-based options in our Tenerife family activities guide.

Compare ticket and transport options

Use the controls to compare official products by price, departure area and what is included. “From” prices are a dated snapshot; the checkout total and product conditions are final.

*Sun loungers, tubes, life jackets and umbrellas are listed as included, subject to availability.

The rides: what changes your decision

Siam Park divides its attractions into relax, family and adrenaline groups. That is a useful first filter, but height, age, weight and float configuration decide who can ride. Read the sign at each entrance even if an older guide gives a different number.

Tower of Power

Tower of Power is a 28-metre freefall slide that the official attraction page says can reach 80 km/h. Its current published restriction is 1.49 metres and age 12. The run finishes through a transparent aquarium tunnel, but the speed makes this a thrill ride, not a good way to study the fish. Fast Pass does not apply here.

Wave Palace

Wave Palace is the obvious meeting point for a group that wants different levels of intensity. Treat it as a wave pool with changing conditions rather than relying on old claims about the exact height or frequency of every wave. Follow the lifeguards and keep younger swimmers in the appropriate area.

Mai Thai River

Mai Thai River is the park’s long lazy-river route and the sensible reset after several high-adrenaline rides. It has its own operating and safety instructions, and it is excluded from Fast Pass. Do not build a minute-by-minute plan around it: queues and attraction availability change through the day.

Dragon, Vulcano, Kinnaree and Singha

Dragon and Vulcano use shared rafts and large funnel sections; Kinnaree combines a long hybrid slide with a wave element; Singha is a high-speed water coaster. These are group-dependent rides, so weight distribution on the float matters as well as height. The official services page says most float attractions use a maximum individual weight of 120 kg depending on the number of riders; Jungle Snakes and The Giant publish separate single- and double-float limits.

Naga Racer, The Giant and the family areas

Naga Racer gives several riders parallel lanes, while The Giant uses two funnel slides. For younger children, Lost City, Sawasdee, Coco Beach and Bodhi Trail are more relevant than the number of headline attractions. “Family” does not mean unrestricted: check the current sign for each child rather than assuming adult accompaniment overrides the rule.

A practical Siam Park visit plan

Arrive before opening with your QR ticket ready offline. Start with the eligible headline rides that matter most, then use Wave Palace or Mai Thai River as the slower middle of the day. Decide on a Fast Pass only after seeing the queues and confirming that your preferred rides participate.

• Wear proper swimwear without hard or loose fittings and bring water-resistant sun protection.
• Leave phones, documents and dry clothes in a locker rather than carrying them between rides.
• The official services page lists small lockers at €7, large lockers at €10, towels for purchase at €19.90 and parking at €7; each is subject to availability or change.
• Sun loungers, tubes, life jackets, umbrellas, changing rooms, showers and Wi-Fi are listed as included services, subject to availability where marked.
• Recheck current rules on food, cameras and wearable devices before packing. Ride staff have the final say on anything that could come loose.

Safety and cancellation: Attraction signs and staff instructions override every online guide. Fast Pass Limited and Unlimited are personal, date-specific and non-transferable; they exclude admission and do not allow changes or cancellation. General-ticket terms can differ, so save the terms for the exact product you buy.

Opening hours and getting there

The official schedule currently shows 10:00–18:00 from 1 May to 29 October and 10:00–17:00 from 30 October to 30 April, seven days a week. Seasonal events may use separate tickets and hours.

The free double-decker service uses several loops rather than one universal half-hour schedule. Pickup and return times depend on the stop and traffic, so use the official directions and bus timetable on the day. The separate paid return service currently starts at €21 for adults and €17 for children; the park asks passengers to reserve at least 24 hours ahead and confirm before the stated cut-off.

For other bookable days from the same resorts, compare the Tenerife excursions guide.

Is Fast Pass worth it?

It can be worthwhile on a busy day when several participating adrenaline rides are non-negotiable. It is poor value for a group focused on Wave Palace, Mai Thai River or younger children’s areas, and it cannot shorten the Tower of Power queue. Fast Pass Limited gives one priority use per participating attraction; Unlimited permits repeat priority access, subject to availability.

Is the Twin Ticket worth it?

The official adult prices checked were €44 for Siam Park, €44 for Loro Parque and €78 for the Twin Ticket, so the headline saving is €10 per adult if you genuinely visit both. The second park must be used within 15 days. Keep the fitted wristband and QR ticket: the official terms require both for entry to the second park.

Sources and final check

Primary sources checked on 12 September 2026:

• Official ticket prices and Fast Pass Unlimited
• Services, Fast Pass conditions, weight limits and hire prices
• Opening hours and directions and bus routes
• Attractions directory and Tower of Power restrictions

Choose Siam Park for the slides, not simply because it is a famous Tenerife attraction. If the least adventurous person would spend most of the day waiting, a mixed family activity may be the better use of the budget.