Siam Park Tenerife: Tickets, Best Rides and How to Make the Most of Your Day

Siam Park is a Thai-themed water park in Costa Adeje, open every day of the year, with adult tickets typically around €44 and child tickets (3–11) around €32. It opens at 10am and closes around 5pm in winter and 6pm in summer. Arrive at opening, head straight for the big slides, and allow a full day.

Siam Park tickets and prices

Ticket	Typical price	Notes
Adult (12+)	around €44	Non-resident price
Child (3–11)	around €32
Under 3	Free
Twin Ticket with Loro Parque	around €74 adult / €53 child	Visit both parks on different days
VIP / premium options	from roughly €150+	Fast pass, cabana, lounger and food packages vary

Canary Islands residents get roughly half-price tickets with ID. Prices are indicative and change by season; buying online in advance can be cheaper and guarantees entry on busy days.

Extras to budget for: lockers, towel hire, sun lounger reservations (the free ones go early) and food. Lunch for a family of four can easily run to €50–€70.

Opening hours

• Winter (1 November – 30 April): 10am – 5pm
• Summer (1 May – 31 October): 10am – 6pm

In July and August the park has hosted evening “Siam Night” events with later opening. Dates are announced each year, so check the official calendar if you want a night visit.

The best rides

For thrill-seekers

• Tower of Power – a near-vertical drop that shoots you through a tunnel inside a shark aquarium. The park’s signature ride.
• The Dragon – a giant funnel slide where you swing up the walls on a float.
• Singha – a water roller-coaster with drops and climbs.
• Kinnaree – multi-person raft slide with big drops.
• Naga Racer – mat racing slide, good for competitive families.

For relaxing

• Mai Thai River – a long lazy river with rapids, conveyors and views of the coast.
• Wave Palace – one of the largest artificial wave pools anywhere, with waves of up to 3 m at times. Surf sessions are sometimes offered separately.
• Siam Beach – white-sand beach area with loungers.

For younger children

• The Lost City – a big interactive play structure with water cannons, small slides and shallow pools. Ideal for under-8s.
• Sawasdee – gentle family rafting.

Height restrictions apply on the bigger slides; check the signs at each entrance. Our Tenerife with kids guide has more family ideas.

Getting to Siam Park

Siam Park is just above the TF-1 motorway in Costa Adeje, between Playa de las Americas and Adeje.

• Free bus: the park has long run a free shuttle from Los Cristianos, Playa de las Americas and Costa Adeje. Stops and times change, so check the official website.
• Car: paid parking at the entrance.
• Taxi: a short, inexpensive ride from most southern resorts.
• From the north: from Puerto de la Cruz it is roughly an hour by road. Some tour operators sell combined transport and entry.

Tips for a better day

1. Arrive before 10am. The first hour has the shortest queues for Tower of Power and The Dragon.
2. Grab loungers early if you want them; reserved loungers cost extra.
3. Wear water shoes if your feet are sensitive. Paths heat up quickly in summer.
4. Use sun cream generously. Tenerife’s sun is strong all year, even when there’s a breeze.
5. Check the weather. Winter days can be cooler, but the pools are heated. On a cloudy day in the north, the south is often sunny.
6. Consider the Twin Ticket if you also plan to visit Loro Parque.

Siam Park for different visitors

Families with toddlers

Base yourselves near The Lost City, where shallow pools, small slides and plenty of shade keep little ones busy for hours. The lazy river works for most ages with a parent on a double ring.

Teenagers and thrill-seekers

Head straight to Tower of Power and The Dragon at opening, then work round the bigger slides before the queues build around midday.

Couples and adults

A VIP cabana or a reserved lounger near Siam Beach makes for a relaxed day, with the wave pool and lazy river in between bigger rides.

Visitors with limited mobility

Paths are mostly paved, and the park offers facilities for disabled visitors. Contact the park in advance to ask about access to specific areas and rides.

What to bring

• Swimwear, a towel (or hire one), sun cream and a hat
• Water shoes or flip-flops for hot paths
• A waterproof pouch for your phone
• Cash or card for lockers, food and extras
• A change of clothes for the journey home

Siam Mall

Opposite the water park, Siam Mall is a shopping centre with shops, restaurants and a supermarket. Useful for a post-park meal or a rainy day.

After the park

Costa Adeje and nearby Playa de las Americas have plenty on in the evenings, from family-friendly shows to tribute acts. Check what’s on tonight or browse the Costa Adeje area page for shows near your hotel.