Siam Park
4.5 from about 18,800 reviews on GetYourGuide
Tenerife's big water park, above Playa de las Américas, from 44 euros, the same as the park's own price. Go early on a busy day: the queues are the catch, and the 99 euro Fast Pass costs more than the ticket.
- Free cancellationUp to 24 hours before, with a full refund
- Reserve now, pay laterHold your place today and pay nothing yet
- Official ticketThe park’s own ticket, at the park’s own price
Siam Park opened in 2008 above Playa de las Américas, built by the company behind Loro Parque and themed on Thailand, with pavilions, planting and a pool of sea lions by the entrance. It opens every day of the year from 10:00, closing at 18:00 from 1 May to 29 October and at 17:00 in winter. The park advertises ten years as Tripadvisor's top-rated water park in the world.
The big rides are at the top of the park. Tower of Power is a 28 metre freefall slide that reaches up to 80 km/h and ends in a tube through an aquarium of rays and predatory fish; riders must be at least 1.49 metres tall and 12 years old. The Wave Palace, a wave pool of more than 13,500 square metres, makes waves of up to 3 metres, which the park calls the biggest artificial waves in the world, and the Mai Thai River is a kilometre-long lazy river. Both are kept at 24°C. Children under 1.10 metres need a lifejacket on the river, and floats on the family slides carry up to 110 kilos alone or 180 kilos for two.
A day ticket is 44 euros for anyone 12 or over on the park's own site, 32 euros for children aged 3 to 11, and nothing for under 3s. Sun loungers, tubes, life jackets, umbrellas, changing rooms and showers are included. Parking is 7 euros, with limited spaces; lockers are 7 or 10 euros, and towels are sold, not lent, at 19.90 euros.
Why this one
This is the park's own day ticket, sold through GetYourGuide at the park's own price: 44 euros on both, and it was rated 4.5 from about 18,800 reviews. Buying on GetYourGuide adds free cancellation up to 24 hours before; the park's own site is where the Fast Pass, the all-inclusive ticket and the VIP cabañas are sold. The other water park on the island, Aqualand Costa Adeje, with a dolphin show, was rated 4.3 from 1,103 reviews on GetYourGuide, from 37 euros: cheaper, smaller and less loved.
For both parks, the Twin Ticket covers Siam Park and Loro Parque, our animal park page, for 10 euros less than two tickets, with 15 days between the visits; it was 78 euros on GetYourGuide. If you want animals rather than slides, book Loro Parque instead.
Good for
- Families and groups who want a full day of slides and waves
- Thrill-seekers of 12 or over and at least 1.49 metres
- Anyone staying in Costa Adeje, Las Américas or Los Cristianos
Not for
- Anyone who hates queuing and will not pay 99 euros to skip them
- Small children who will be too short for most big slides
- Guests in the north without a car, unless they take the park's bus
When to go
What an afternoon at the park is like month by month, at 14:00. Temperature, cloud and rain are modelled for the park from five years of historical weather.
| Month | Temperature | Clear sky | Rainy days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 21°C / 18°C | 61% | 6% |
| Feb | 21°C / 19°C | 60% | 4% |
| Mar | 20°C / 19°C | 57% | 6% |
| Apr | 21°C / 19°C | 53% | 7% |
| May | 22°C / 21°C | 59% | 5% |
| Jun | 23°C / 21°C | 70% | 3% |
| Jul | 25°C / 22°C | 86% | 0% |
| Aug | 26°C / 24°C | 81% | 2% |
| Sept | 26°C / 24°C | 63% | 4% |
| Oct | 25°C / 23°C | 58% | 1% |
| Nov | 24°C / 22°C | 60% | 8% |
| Dec | 22°C / 20°C | 56% | 9% |
Temperature is the median at 14:00, with the coolest day in ten after it. Clear sky is the share of days with little cloud at 14:00; rainy days, the share with 1 mm of rain or more.
The sunniest months are the busiest
July and August have the clearest skies, 86% and 81% of days at 14:00, and almost no rain, but they are also the school holidays, when reviewers report the longest queues. The pools are kept at 24°C all year, and in the weather data we looked at the air at 14:00 is above 20°C in every month, so a winter visit is warm enough and quieter.
From our Tenerife hotels
Drive times are routed to the park entrance. The park's free shuttle buses run every day from Las Américas, Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje, where the nearest stop, at the Duke Shops, is a routed 20 minute walk from Bahía del Duque. Its paid bus, 21 euros return for adults and 17 for children, stops at Hotel Botánico every day and at Gran Meliá Palacio de Isora and the Ritz-Carlton Abama on Thursdays and Sundays.
- Bahía del DuqueCosta Adeje9 min by carDrive or taxi
- Royal Hideaway Corales BeachLa Caleta, Costa Adeje11 min by carDrive or taxi
- Royal Garden Villas & SpaGolf Costa Adeje, Costa Adeje11 min by carDrive or taxi
- Royal River Luxury HotelGolf Costa Adeje, Costa Adeje12 min by carDrive or taxi
- The Ritz-Carlton Tenerife, AbamaGuía de Isora20 min by carPark bus stops here
- Gran Meliá Palacio de IsoraAlcalá, Guía de Isora20 min by carPark bus stops here
- Hacienda del CondeBuenavista del Norte52 min by carDrive or taxi
- Hotel San RoqueGarachico53 min by carDrive or taxi
- Gran Hotel TaoroPuerto de la Cruz70 min by carDrive or taxi
- Hotel Botánico & The Oriental Spa GardenPuerto de la Cruz71 min by carPark bus stops here
The facts
- Opening hours
- Every day, 10:00 to 18:00 from 1 May to 29 October, 10:00 to 17:00 from 30 October to 30 April
- Tickets
- 44 euros from 12 years, 32 euros from 3 to 11, under 3 free, on the park's site
- Included
- Sun loungers, tubes, life jackets, umbrellas, changing rooms, showers, wifi
- Not included
- Food, parking (7 euros), lockers (7 or 10 euros), towels (19.90 euros to buy), the Fast Pass
- Fast Pass
- 99 euros, one date, every ride except Tower of Power and the Mai Thai River, no changes or refunds
- Limits
- Tower of Power from 1.49 metres and 12 years; floats 110 kilos alone or 180 kilos for two on the family slides, 130 kilos on most others
- Getting there
- Free shuttles daily from Las Américas, Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje; a paid bus from the north and the west coast, 21 euros return
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24 hours before on GetYourGuide
- Price
- From 44 euros on GetYourGuide, the same as the park's own price; the calendar shows today's price
- Run by
- Siam Park, part of the Loro Parque group, Costa Adeje
What guests keep saying
Recurring themes in the tour’s reviews, in our words, never quoted.
Praised
- The lazy river and the family slides, for all ages
- Real height and speed on Tower of Power
- A clean, well-kept park
- No waiting at all on quiet days
Complaints
- Queues of 40 minutes to over an hour a ride on busy days, even for food
The catch
The queues
The listing itself warns that peak season is busy. Low-rated reviews describe 40 minutes a ride on slower days and more than an hour on busy ones, even for food, in the sun; on quiet days guests report no wait at all.
What to do. Be there when it opens at 10:00 and ride the big slides first, or come outside the school holidays.
The Fast Pass costs more than the ticket
Fast Pass Unlimited is 99 euros on the park's site, on top of entry. It covers every ride except Tower of Power and the Mai Thai River, is valid for one date only, and cannot be changed or refunded. The GetYourGuide listing says it is sold only at the ticket office; the park sells it online as well.
What to do. Decide before you go, and buy it online on the park's site if you want it.
The extras add up
Parking is 7 euros with limited spaces, a locker 7 or 10 euros, and a towel 19.90 euros to buy. Food is extra too. None of it shows in the ticket price.
What to do. Bring towels and arrive early if you are driving.
Height and age limits close some rides
Tower of Power needs riders of at least 1.49 metres and 12 years. Children under 1.10 metres need a lifejacket on the Mai Thai River, and the family slides' floats carry 110 kilos alone or 180 kilos shared, with 130 kilos per rider on most other float rides.
What to do. Check the limits before you promise a child a particular slide.
Sea lions at the entrance
The park keeps sea lions in a pool at the entrance, which it calls Sea Lion Island. Some reviewers have questioned the size of the pool.
What to do. If that matters to you, read the reviews before you book.
Questions people ask
Good questions about Siam Park
Is Siam Park worth it?
For a full day of big slides, a wave pool and a lazy river at 44 euros, most visitors say yes: 4.5 from about 18,800 reviews on GetYourGuide. The catch is the queues on busy days.
How much are Siam Park tickets?
44 euros from 12 years, 32 euros for children from 3 to 11 and free under 3, on the park's own site; GetYourGuide charges the same 44 euros.
How much is the Siam Park Fast Pass?
99 euros on the park's site, on top of entry, for one date and every ride except Tower of Power and the Mai Thai River. It cannot be changed or refunded.
Siam Park or Aqualand?
Siam Park is bigger and better rated: 4.5 from about 18,800 reviews against Aqualand Costa Adeje's 4.3 from 1,103 on GetYourGuide. Aqualand is cheaper, from 37 euros, and has a dolphin show.
Is there a free bus to Siam Park?
Yes, free shuttles run every day from stops in Las Américas, Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje. A paid bus, 21 euros return for adults, runs from Puerto de la Cruz and Santa Cruz every day and from the west coast on some days.
What are the height limits at Siam Park?
Tower of Power needs riders of at least 1.49 metres and 12 years. Children under 1.10 metres need a lifejacket on the Mai Thai River.
What is the Twin Ticket?
Siam Park and Loro Parque together, for 10 euros less than two tickets, with 15 days between the visits: 78 euros on GetYourGuide.
When is Siam Park quietest?
Outside the school holidays, and first thing in the morning: the park opens at 10:00 every day of the year.
The water park
Tenerife's big water park, above Playa de las Américas, from 44 euros, the same as the park's own price. Go early on a busy day: the queues are the catch, and the 99 euro Fast Pass costs more than the ticket.
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