Siam Park Tickets: Which Pass Suits Your Day
Compare Siam Park ticket types, from standard entry to VIP, all-inclusive and cabana packages, plus night tickets and the Loro Parque twin ticket.
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Siam Park spreads across 46 acres of Thai-themed water park in Costa Adeje, with more than 30 attractions from the vertical Tower of Power drop to the Lost City children's area, which is why the ticket you choose changes the shape of your day. Entry ranges from a plain open-dated pass to packages that bundle queue-jumping, food, towels and lockers.
A standard ticket already covers every ride and pool on site, so upgrades are about convenience and pace rather than access. Work out how many hours you have, how much waiting you will tolerate on the headline slides, and whether you want to combine the water park with a wildlife day.
What a Standard Siam Park Entrance Ticket Includes
The plain entrance ticket gets you into the whole park and all its attractions, from the wave pool and Mai Thai River to the slide towers and the children's Lost City area. There is no separate charge to use the individual slides once you are inside, so a basic ticket is genuinely a full water park day.
Fast Pass and other extras are bought as upgrades rather than being needed for admission. That makes the standard entry the sensible baseline for anyone who plans to spend as much time floating and sunbathing as riding.
Ticket Types at a Glance
The menu runs from standard entrance and a Fast Pass upgrade bought inside the park to Premium VIP packages with unlimited fast access, plus all-inclusive and welcome-cocktail variations, night tickets, private cabins and villas, and a twin ticket with Loro Parque. TravelON World lists these categories with adult rates from €48 and child rates from €36 for its entrance tickets, which are its own selling rates rather than a confirmed gate price.
Resellers list their own versions of the same ladder. Musement shows a standard Siam Park entrance ticket from £37, an all-inclusive package from £201, a welcome-cocktail entrance from £80, a Loro Parque twin ticket from £38 and a VIP cabana experience from £445, with each price being a reseller listing rather than an operator rate.
Standard Entrance Tickets: Open-Dated Entry and When to Buy
TravelON World sells its Siam Park entrance tickets as valid open tickets, so you can choose the day you visit rather than fixing a date at checkout. That flexibility suits holidaymakers who want to pick a calmer day once they see the forecast, and the ticket arrives as a QR code on your phone.
Booking before you fly means you skip the ticket window on arrival and walk straight to the gate. If you would rather decide on the day, buy from a recognised seller rather than street touts, and keep the QR confirmation on your phone.
Fast Pass and VIP Upgrades
TravelON World describes the Fast Pass upgrade as covering each ride once and excluding the Tower of Power, while the Premium VIP version gives unlimited fast access to rides and slides, again excluding the Tower of Power, and adds a towel and locker. Crucially, it says the fast pass for slides is sold inside the park itself.
If you mainly want to ride the biggest slides once each, the single-use Fast Pass matches that plan. If you expect to loop your favourites repeatedly, unlimited access is the only upgrade that makes sense, and the towel and locker bundle saves you carrying cash for rentals.
All-Inclusive and Premium VIP Packages
Premium VIP and all-inclusive packages bundle the things you would otherwise buy piece by piece: unlimited or preferential ride access, food and a drink, a towel and a locker. Musement lists an all-inclusive entrance package from £201 and a welcome-cocktail entrance from £80, both reseller prices for bundled experiences rather than bare entry.
These packages pay off when you plan a long day and would otherwise buy lunch, drinks and locker hire separately. For a short visit or a family that brings its own food, a standard ticket plus a Fast Pass is usually the leaner choice.
Cabins and Villas: A Private Base for the Day
Cabins and villas give you a private base for the day, with villas including a private hot tub, plus unlimited fast pass access and towels and lockers. TravelON World positions them for groups or families celebrating an occasion, and Musement lists a VIP cabana experience from £445 as a reseller price.
They suit groups who want shade, a meeting point and somewhere to leave bags without hunting for loungers. Solo visitors and couples rarely need one; the same money buys a lot of lunches and Fast Pass access.
Night Tickets: What the Evening Adds
Night tickets open the same rides and attractions after dark, and TravelON World highlights the wave pool with a DJ set running through to midnight. That makes an evening session a different experience rather than a cheaper version of the day.
Check which evenings run before you build a holiday around one, since night sessions are not guaranteed every day. If you have a short break, a night ticket can free up daylight hours for the beach or a wildlife park.
The Siam Park and Loro Parque Twin Ticket
The twin ticket covers both Siam Park and Loro Parque, the wildlife park in Puerto de la Cruz, and is sold at a discount compared with buying the two separately. TravelON World offers it as a package, and Musement lists a twin ticket from £38 as a reseller price. If you are weighing multi-park bundles elsewhere in Spain, it helps to see how Parque Warner Madrid tickets and prices structure their combined options.
It suits anyone splitting a Tenerife holiday between a water day and a wildlife day, especially families who want both without two full-price bookings. If you only have time for one park, a single ticket is the better buy.
Prices by Season and Date
Ticket prices shift with demand rather than sitting at one fixed rate all year, so the same entrance can cost more on a peak summer date than in a quieter month. TravelON World's listed adult rate of €48 and child rate of €36 are that seller's prices, and Musement's £37 entrance is a separate reseller listing, so compare like for like before you book.
Check the price for your exact date at checkout rather than relying on a headline figure, and factor in extras such as Fast Pass, locker hire and food if you want the true day cost. A bundled package can be cheaper than adding those separately.
Tickets with Transfer: Shuttle Pick-Up Areas
TravelON World sells tickets with a transfer included, picking up at or near your accommodation. Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos, Playa de las Americas, Playa del Duque, Playa Paraiso and Puerto Colon run daily, while Callao Salvaje, Los Gigantes and Playa Paraiso are served on selected days and Golf del Sur and El Medano on Tuesday and Sunday.
Pick-ups from the north run on a narrower set of days, so travellers staying in Puerto de la Cruz or Santa Ursula should match their park day to the transfer timetable. The exact pick-up time is confirmed on your ticket.
Which Ticket Suits Families, Couples and Thrill-Seekers
Families with young children get the most from a standard entrance, since the Lost City area and the wave pool keep small swimmers busy without queueing for the big slides. A Fast Pass only becomes worthwhile if the adults want turns on the thrill rides while the children play.
Couples and thrill-seekers should weigh unlimited VIP access against a single-use Fast Pass: the VIP version pays off if you plan to repeat the Tower of Power and the Volcano, while one pass each is enough for a whistle-stop tour. Anyone staying nearby can compare options in the local Siam Park hotels round-up before fixing dates.
Booking Online Versus on the Day
Buying ahead gives you a QR code on your phone and skips the ticket window, which matters on arrival when the gates open. Tickets sold by TravelON World are open-dated, so you are not committing to a single day at the time of purchase.
Fast Pass for the slides is bought inside the park, so arriving early gives you first pick of the add-ons. Aim to be at the gate for opening and you can claim a locker and decide on upgrades before the first wave of arrivals.
Practical Day-Of Details: Hours and Location
Siam Park is open all year, from 10:00 to 18:00 between 1 May and 31 October, and from 10:00 to 17:00 between 1 November and 30 April. The winter close at 17:00 means a shorter day, so plan your rides around the earlier finish if you visit outside summer.
The park sits on Avenida Siam in Costa Adeje, in the south of Tenerife, a short transfer from the main southern resorts. Arriving by shuttle avoids parking and drops you at the entrance, while drivers should check parking arrangements before setting out.
Plan Your Visit
Pick a standard entrance if you want a full day of slides, pools and beach without extras, and add a Fast Pass inside the park only if the queues justify it. For long days with lunch and locker hire, an all-inclusive or Premium VIP package can work out simpler than paying as you go.
Groups and families celebrating something should look at cabins and villas, while anyone splitting the holiday between water and wildlife should price the Loro Parque twin ticket against two separate days. Check the price for your exact date before booking and match your park day to the transfer timetable if you are staying outside the main southern resorts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Siam Park Fast Pass?
No official price for the Fast Pass appears in the ticket information reviewed here. It is sold inside the park rather than online, so ask at the gate on arrival and decide whether your planned rides justify it.
Is Siam Park worth the money?
The standard entrance covers all rides, pools and the beach for one price, so the day can be as full as you make it. Upgrades such as Fast Pass and VIP packages add cost and make most sense if you plan to repeat the headline slides.
Is there a 2-for-1 discount for Loro Parque tickets?
The published offer is a twin ticket covering both Siam Park and Loro Parque at a discount compared with two separate purchases. No separate two-for-one Loro Parque deal is listed in the ticket information.
Where in Tenerife is Siam Park?
Siam Park is on Avenida Siam in Costa Adeje, in the south of Tenerife. It is a short transfer from the main southern resorts, and tickets with a shuttle pick up from resorts including Los Cristianos and Playa de las Americas.
Do Siam Park tickets include transfers?
Some tickets are sold with a transfer included, with pick-ups at or near accommodation. Southern resorts such as Costa Adeje and Los Cristianos have daily service, while other areas run on selected days, so check the timetable for your resort.
What is included in Siam Park VIP tickets?
Premium VIP and all-inclusive packages bundle unlimited fast access to rides and slides, excluding the Tower of Power, along with food, a drink, a towel and a locker. Cabins and villas add a private base for the day, with villas including a hot tub.
Are Siam Park tickets dated or flexible?
Tickets sold by TravelON World are open-dated, so you can choose your day rather than fixing a date at purchase. Check the terms of any reseller you use, as some packages specify a validity period.
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