Siam Park doesn't need much introduction, but it does need plenty of context. Many people see it only as “Tenerife's famous water park” and it falls short. The official website itself presents it as the#1 water park in the world for 10 consecutive years, it's open365 days a yearand it combines something unusual: a really serious collection of attractions with a very comfortable part for families. That means it's not just a place to hang around.Tower of Powerand go running, but a full-day park in which there are areas for adrenaline, to go with children and to simply lie down next to the artificial beach.
The key to this guide is to separate the myth from the practical. Here you will not find invented prices, schedules rounded by eye or restrictions copied by heart. Everything sensitive on this page has been contrasted with the official sections of Siam Park tickets, schedules, services, transportation and attraction sheets. Even so, it is worth making something clear from the beginning:The park may change prices, availability, VIP products, bus schedules or access conditions without prior notice.. Take this guide as a solid basis for planning, but check the last detail on the official website before paying.
Why Siam Park is still ahead of almost any water park in Europe
The first thing that impresses you about Siam Park is not a specific slide, but its ambition. In Spain we are used to competent but functional water parks: good for cooling off, with a couple of standout attractions and little else. Siam Park plays in another league because it tries to build a complete experience around water. The Thai theming is everywhere, the paths do not seem improvised and the park knows how to distribute the strong sensations, children's areas and rest areas quite well.
Then there is the catalogue. The official website divides the park into three very clear families:Adrenaline, FamilyandRelax. That organization is not just marketing; It helps a lot to understand what kind of day you are going to have. If you go with friends, you can spend a good part of the day chainingSingha, Dragon, Kinnaree, SaifaorTower of Power. If you travel with small children, the center of gravity shifts towardsThe Lost City, Coco Beach, Sawasdeeand some family attractions with a lower barrier to entry. And if what you want is to slow down between slide and slide, thenMai Thai Riverandsiam beachThey have much more weight than it seems on Instagram.
It must also be said: the park would not be as recommendable if the daily operation did not accompany it. Here Siam Park adds points with services that, according to its official website, are included in the ticket:sun loungers, floats, life jackets, umbrellas, changing rooms, showers and wifi. That reduces the feeling that everything is for extras. Yes, then there are paid extras such as lockers, parking, towels, fast pass or VIP areas, but the included base is quite well set up to spend a whole day without feeling like you are missing the essentials.
Siam Park Tenerife tickets and price in 2026
The part that is most interesting before booking is the real price. In the official ticket book consulted for this guide, the following publicly visible base rates appeared. I insist on this because it is important:These are prices verified on the official website at the time of writing the article, but may vary depending on date, capacity, product, residence or active promotions..
| Official product | Price seen | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Adult general admission | 48 € | Buy online at official ticket office |
| Child general admission | 36 € | The website indicates free from 0 to 2 years |
| Adult Twin Ticket | 78 € | Combine Loro Parque and Siam Park |
| Twin Ticket child | 57 € | Valid 15 days from the first visit |
| Fast Pass Unlimited | 99 € | Does not include admission; excludes Tower of Power and Mai Thai River |
| All Inclusive | 169 € | Includes unlimited fast pass, food, drink, towel and luggage |
| Adult payment bus | 21 € | Round trip from official routes |
| child payment bus | 17 € | Free from 0 to 2 years |
| Parking | 7 € | Subject to unforeseen changes and limited places |
| Small/large storage | 7 € / 10 € | Depending on availability |
| Towel | 19,90 € | Sale subject to availability |
What practical reading do I make of these prices? The general admission doesn't seem cheap to me in absolute terms, but it is reasonable for the level of the park and for everything it offers if you are really going to dedicate the day to it. TheTwin TicketIt makes sense if you are going to combine Siam Park with Loro Parque on the same trip and you don't mind spreading the experience over two days. TheFast Pass Unlimited, on the other hand, is already a serious supplement: it can save you a long day of queues, but it practically doubles the cost of the visit if you add entrance and fast access.
The official services page itself also reminds that theFast pass sales are limited. The limited one is purchased inside the park and theUnlimitedIt is available online and also at the box office for the same day. I wouldn't treat it as guaranteed until you see it available on your specific date.
🎫 See ticket options for Siam Park Tenerife →The attractions that really mark the visit
A water park is judged by its balance between intensity, variety and repeatability. Siam Park comes out very well in all three. Not everything is extreme, but it does have a group of attractions that justify its fame. And, unlike other parks where everything strong looks too similar to each other, here each big slide has a fairly clear identity.
| Attraction | Featured official data | Official access |
|---|---|---|
| Tower of Power | Fall from 28 m and up to 80 km/h, with final passage through the aquarium | Minimum 1.49 m / 12 years |
| Singha | 240 m water coaster with 14 direction changes | Minimum 1.25 m |
| Dragon | Vertical funnel with zero gravity feel and float for up to 4 people | Minimum 1.25 m |
| Kinnaree | 213 m hybrid course with funnel and final wave | Minimum 1.25 m |
| Saifa | Two 306 m facing runways with RocketBLAST technology | Minimum 1.25 m |
| Mai Thai River | 1 km lazy river with slow and fast sections | Relaxation area |
| The Wave Palace | Wave pool of over 13,500 m² with waves up to 3 m | Family |
| The Lost City | Children's area with 15 slides and baby pool | Family |
| Naga Racer | 100 m mat race | Minimum 1.10 m |
Tower of Power: the icon that everyone identifies
If there is one attraction that sums up Siam Park's marketing, it is this one. The official data is clear:28 meters high, up to 80 km/hand a finale crossing a large aquarium with rays and predatory fish. There is no need to decorate it much more. It is the attraction that most people want to try and also one of the most polarizing: for some it is the obligatory photo, for others once is enough. The important thing here is not to repeat twenty times, but to know what it really requires. The official minimum height is1.49 m or 12 years, so it is not advisable to promise this experience to children who may not be able to climb yet.
Singha: probably the most rounded attraction in the park
If you ask me what I think is the best combination of intensity and desire to repeat, I would saySingha. The official website defines it as awater roller-coasterwith14 changes of directionand240 metersof tour. This fact fits well with the real feeling conveyed by its official file: it is less of a “grand gesture” than Tower of Power, but more complete, more playful and more re-assembly. On a practical level, for many visitors it ends up being the star attraction without making so much noise.
Dragon and Kinnaree: big floats, lots of energy and best in groups
DragonIt is one of the most interesting attractions if several of you go together. The official file speaks offloats for up to four peopleand a “zero gravity” experience inside a vertical funnel. It is the type of attraction that is not enjoyed in the same way alone as with a couple or in a group, because part of the fun is sharing how the float moves.Kinnaree, for its part, adds a very similar social profile but with a different character: long course, funnel, vegetation around it and a big wave finish. They are not clones. If you have time, I would do both.
Saifa: the great strong novelty that sells speed
The official description ofSaifais very explicit: duel between friends, 360 degree turns, two lanes facing each other and2 x 306 metersof tour. It's an attraction that sounds designed to compete and to generate that typical "I've come first" conversation. That has quite a bit of value in a water park, because it balances the individual offering of very vertical slides with a more group and repeatable format.
Family and relaxation areas matter more than it seems
A common mistake is to think that Siam Park only compensates if you are a fan of extreme slides. It's not true. Part of its good reputation comes precisely from the fact that the visit does not collapse when someone in the group does not want to live on the edge.The Wave PalaceBy itself it would justify a quiet half-day: the official website talks about a wave pool ofmore than 13,500 m²and waves that arriveup to 3 meters. It is not a minor detail. In many water parks the wave pool is filled; Here it is a main attraction.
Then there isMai Thai River, officially described as a1 km lazy riverwith slow and fast sections. That makes it something better than the typical commitment return to rest. It is an attraction in itself and a pacing tool. If you organize the day well, it allows you to lower your heart rate after a strong block of slides without having to leave the park experience.
For families with young children, the two most important pieces areThe Lost CityandCoco Beach. The Lost City appears on the official website as a space with15 slides, towers, bridges, networks, waterfalls and a baby pool. That already tells you a lot about the approach: it is not a testimonial children's area.Coco Beach, for its part, adds a children's wave pool ofmore than 1,000 m², white sand, surveillance and restaurants very close. In a park that also boasts Tower of Power, that family balance is what makes it so marketable to groups with very different profiles.
Services, restrictions and extras that should be clear before entering
The official services page is very useful because it avoids some classic surprises. Admission includessun loungers, floats, vests, umbrellas, changing rooms, showers and wifi. That allows you to arrive lighter than you would in other parks. In exchange, there are extras with a clear cost:parking €7, small locker €7, large €10andtowel €19.90. If you go by car or don't want to carry the entire day, calculate these supplements from the beginning so as not to be fooled by the final price.
It is also worth looking at the official limitations. The website itself indicates thatJungle SnakesandThe GiantThey have a maximum of110 kg in individual floatand180 kg distributed in double float. He adds that in the rest of the attractions theMaximum individual weight is 120 kg, depending on the number of people using the float. This is important information because it affects adult groups who sometimes assume that any double or quad attraction allows any combination.
Regarding minimum heights, the main difference is between the family areas and the large slides.Tower of Powerdemands1.49 m or 12 years. Singha, Dragon, KinnareeandSaifathey ask1.25m. Naga Racergo down to1.10m. InSawasdeeThe official file does not indicate a minimum height and presents it as an adapted children's area. Even so, the most sensible recommendation is to check the safety signs of each attraction when entering because that is where the day's operations rule.
How to get to Siam Park and what transportation is worth it
In Tenerife, logistics matters much more than in a city park. Not everyone moves by car and the island forces you to think carefully about your route. Siam Park offers three different official solutions. The first are thefree shuttles, which they pick up at various stopsThe AmericasandThe Christians. If you are staying in that tourist area, this is usually the most comfortable and cheapest option because it eliminates parking, traffic and headaches.
The second are thepayment busesfrom the north and the south. The official website sets a price of€21 adultsand€17 children, with round trip included. It also indicates that reservations must be made before17:00to be able to secure a place until24 hours beforeof the visit, and provides confirmation telephone number. If you are in Puerto de la Cruz, Santa Cruz, Golf del Sur or areas further away from the south, this option can compensate if you do not want to rent a car just for the park.
The third option is to go by car. The advantage here is flexibility; The disadvantage is that official parking costs7 €and is subject to availability. If you combine Siam Park with other days in Tenerife, the car is still a very useful tool, but if your hotel is close to the free routes in the south, I honestly find it more convenient to take advantage of them.
An interesting practical detail is that the same official website also includes the specific transportation ofSiam Night. There is free night service between20:00 and 00:00and, in addition, a paid bus from the north for that strip. That is, if your visit is going to be at night in summer, you don't have to depend on the car or taxi.
Food, picnic and how not to waste half an hour on something that should be simple
The Siam Park restoration does not try to be gourmet, but at least it is well explained on the official website. You will find spaces likeThe Tea Housefor teas, coffees and crepes;Sweet Siamfor cakes and ice cream;Beach Clubfor more direct options such as chicken or hamburger with potatoes;Beach Barfor barbecue, dogs and cocktails; andCoco Barfor snacks and drinks near the children's beach.
The most useful thing, however, is not the list of places, but the note on local food. The official website indicates thatThey charge €3 to store your food and drinkduring the visit, and then you can eat it in the picnic area. This policy changes the spending strategy quite a bit. If you are traveling with children, specific diets or simply want to keep your budget, knowing that this option exists prevents you from improvising inside the park.
My recommendation would be simple: don't get obsessed with making a big meal inside. In Siam Park, a strong breakfast, a practical lunch or picnic works best, and leave the more serious dinner for outside the park, especially if you are in Costa Adeje or returning to Los Cristianos. The day looks brighter when you don't break it with a too long stop at rush hour.
The best way to organize a full day in Siam Park
One of the real advantages of Siam Park is that it does lend itself to an orderly strategy. You don't need two days if you plan well. In fact, most visitors with normal energy, even as a family, can get a lot out of a single long day.
- 09:30-09:45.Arrive with some margin if you go by car or if you want to get in first. In a park that opens at 10:00, the first half hour is quite long.
- 10:00-12:00.Direct attack on the adrenaline rush. Tower of Power, Singha, Dragon, Kinnaree, and Saifa should all be concentrated here if that's your priority.
- 12:00-13:00.Move on to Naga Racer or a group option before fatigue starts to set in.
- 13:00-14:00.Light meal or picnic. Better to do it before the entire park goes into rest mode at once.
- 14:00-15:30.Family or recovery block: Mai Thai River and The Wave Palace work very well here.
- 15:30-17:00.If you are traveling with children, this is the best time to The Lost City, Coco Beach or Sawasdee. If you are only with adults, use it to repeat favorites.
- 17:00-close.Last re-rides, beach, photos and unhurried departure.
This order is not an exact science, but it is logical. The most popular attractions tend to feel better when you still have energy, your skin is not softened from so many hours in the water and the park has not reached its most comfortable point for laziness. Then you can let Siam Park change modes: less to-do list, more free enjoyment.
Siam Night: when it pays and when it doesn't
The night version of the park is one of those extras that sound better the more you like to stretch out the day. According to the official website consulted,Siam Nightis celebratedfrom June 27 to August 29, turns the park into a special nighttime experience and maintains access20:00 to 00:00. The ticket company also remembers thatMinors under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
In addition, there is the productSiam Day & Night, which allows you to enter twice: on the same day or on different days. The official information itself clarifies that, if you use both accesses on the same day, you must leave at18:00and re-enter from20:00; If not, the second access is valid during thenext 15 days. It is a very useful detail because it avoids thinking that everything has to be done in a marathon day.
Do I recommend it? It depends on your trip. If you already have a full day planned for the park, Siam Night is more of a scenic and atmospheric bonus. If, on the other hand, you stay nearby, you like the nighttime hours and want to experience the park with a different energy, it can be a powerful addition. It doesn't seem essential to me for a short first visit, but it doesn't seem like a simple commercial trick either: at least it is supported with its own schedule, buses and specific product.
Is it worth it compared to other theme parks in Spain?
Compare it to parks likeWarner Park Madridor with a seasonal park likeTerra Mítica BenidormIt is useful to place it, but you have to do it carefully. Siam Park does not compete in coasters, licenses or classic narrative theming. Compete in something else:in the quality of the aquatic day. If your trip to the Canary Islands requires heat, water and all-day leisure, it is a much more refined product than most European water parks.
That doesn't mean it's automatically “better” for anyone. If your priority is roller coasters, characters, shows or the dry theme park format, then the debate is different and you may be more interested in reviewing our ranking ofbest theme parks in Spain. But if the question is another, more specific and honest, the answer comes out very well for Siam Park:If you want a powerful, well-kept and complete enough water park for a whole day, it is one of the most solid bets you can make in Spain..
The other big advantage is the target context. Tenerife already works on its own as a trip, and Siam Park is part of a vacation where you can combine beach, road, viewpoints, Teide, towns and hotel. This means that the cost of admission does not depend on justifying an exclusive trip to the park. In other words: here the park is not isolated, it is integrated into a very strong tourist destination. And that helps you.
Frequently asked questions about Siam Park Tenerife
In the consultation carried out for this guide, the official general admission price appeared at €48 for adults and €36 for children, with free admission for children aged 0 to 2 years. Products such as Twin Ticket, All Inclusive and Fast Pass Unlimited were also displayed. As always, confirm the final price on the official website before paying because it may vary by date or availability.
Siam Park is open 365 days a year. The official website indicates summer hours from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from May 1 to October 29 and winter hours from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. from October 30 to April 30.
Not always. The official Fast Pass Unlimited was €99 when consulting this guide and does not include admission. It can compensate on busy days, but on calm days it is not mandatory. In addition, the website itself reminds that there is a sales limitation and that it does not cover Tower of Power or Mai Thai River.
Yes. The Lost City, Coco Beach and Sawasdee make the park perfectly doable with kids. The important thing is to assume that not everyone in the group will experience Siam Park in the same way: adults can focus on the adrenaline and children on the family areas.
Yes. There are free shuttles in several southern areas such as Las Américas and Los Cristianos, and paid buses from the north and other southern areas. The official website asks to book in advance and offers confirmation telephone numbers to secure your place.
The entrance includes sun loungers, floats, life jackets, umbrellas, changing rooms, showers and Wi-Fi according to the official services page. Extras such as parking, lockers, towels, fast pass, paid bus and VIP products are paid separately. There is also a picnic area where you can use your own food by storing it for €3.
In short, Siam Park does live up to its reputation, but not because of a single slide or a slogan repeated a thousand times. It works because it adds up to a strong collection of attractions with reasonably clear operation, useful services, well-explained transportation, and family-friendly areas that don't feel like filler. If you go in expecting a large, well-kept and versatile water park, you will probably come out happy. If you also adjust the date, transportation and type of ticket well, it is quite easy for you to leave thinking that the day was worth it.
The last recommendation would be simple: do not buy Siam Park as a two-hour visit between beach and dinner. It is a park that gives you much more back when you give it the entire day. That is where you can see why, even with a lot of competition, it continues to occupy such a strong place in the tourist imagination of Tenerife.
