Siam Park All-Inclusive Tickets

For most visitors, yes. The all-inclusive ticket bundles fast-track access to every ride, a full lunch with drinks, towels, a locker, and floats. Without it, you'd pay separately for towel rental, locker, food, and drinks — plus wait in longer queues. The fast-track access alone saves significant time during peak season. With a 4.7/5 rating from 929+ guests, most reviewers consider the upgrade worthwhile. As one visitor put it: 'We went on every ride multiple times with no queue... totally worth the money.' See our full all-inclusive vs basic ticket comparison for a side-by-side cost breakdown.

Gate prices are typically higher than booking online. The basic entry is around EUR 40-42 for adults and EUR 28 for children (3-11) at the box office. The all-inclusive ticket costs more at the gate than online. Canary Island residents qualify for a discounted rate available only at the box office with valid ID. Booking online in advance usually saves money and guarantees your spot, especially in high season.

Yes, you can buy tickets at the Siam Park entrance on the day. However, queues at the ticket office can be long during peak season (July-September and school holidays). Buying online guarantees entry, often at a better price, and lets you skip the ticket queue entirely. The all-inclusive ticket purchased online also includes fast-track ride access that isn't available with gate-purchased basic tickets.

They're completely different experiences. Siam Park is a Thai-themed water park with adrenaline rides like the Tower of Power (28m vertical drop through a shark tank) and the world's largest man-made wave. Loro Parque is a zoo and aquarium with orca shows, penguins, and gorillas. If you love water slides and thrill rides, choose Siam Park. If you prefer animals and shows, choose Loro Parque. Many visitors do both — the combo ticket covers basic admission to both parks for around $90. All tickets are official and authorized by the parks. See our full Siam Park vs Loro Parque comparison for a detailed breakdown of both parks.

During peak season, popular rides like the Tower of Power, Kinnaree, and Mekong Rapids can have 30-60 minute queues. Fast-track lets you bypass these lines entirely. The unlimited fast-track pass is included with the all-inclusive ticket. If you're visiting in July, August, or during school holidays, fast-track access will significantly improve your day. In quieter months (October-April), queues are shorter, so the basic ticket may be enough. See our complete Siam Park rides guide for which attractions benefit most from fast-track and tips for maximising your day.

Siam Park has a dedicated children's area called the Lost City, with shallow pools, gentle slides, and water play features designed for young children. However, most headline attractions have minimum height requirements (generally 110-125cm). Toddlers under 3 enter free. The Thai-themed grounds are pleasant to walk around, and families with mixed ages can split up — parents taking turns on the bigger rides. For very young children only, it may be limited, but families with older kids and toddlers together will have a great day. See our full Siam Park with kids guide for height requirements, the Lost City, and tips for planning a family day.

No, Siam Park does not allow outside food or drinks. There are multiple restaurants, bars, and snack points inside the park. If you have the all-inclusive ticket, your lunch and drinks (soft drinks, beer, and wine) are already covered at selected venues. Basic ticket holders pay separately for all food and drinks, which can add EUR 15-25 per person for a meal and drinks.

The all-inclusive ticket includes: park entry, unlimited fast-track access to all water attractions, a full lunch at selected park restaurants, unlimited soft drinks plus beer and wine, a personal towel, locker use for the day, and floats for the lazy river. The only extras not covered are additional food and drinks beyond the included meal, and the Thai massage available at the floating market. This is an official ticket authorized by Siam Park.

The Tower of Power — Siam Park's signature 28-metre near-vertical drop through a shark-filled aquarium — requires a minimum height of 140cm (approximately 4 ft 7 in). Weight limits also apply: maximum 110kg for single riders on Jungle Snakes and The Giant, and 180kg combined weight for double floater rides. Other major attractions typically require 110-125cm minimum height, with individual weight limits of up to 130kg depending on the ride.

Siam Park is generally open from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM or 6:00 PM, depending on the season. During summer months (May-September), hours are typically extended to 6:00 PM. Winter months may close at 5:00 PM. The park is open year-round, including weekends and public holidays. Arrive early — ideally before 10:30 AM — to maximise your day, especially if you have the all-inclusive ticket with unlimited fast-track access.

Siam Park offers different fast-track tiers. The limited fast pass gives you a set number of skip-the-line uses (typically 3-5 rides). The unlimited fast pass — included with the all-inclusive ticket — lets you use fast-track on every ride, every time, all day. Note that the Tower of Power and lazy river are not included in fast-track access regardless of tier. If you plan to ride multiple attractions more than once, the unlimited fast pass offers the best value.

The cheapest option is the basic admission ticket, starting from around $51 online. Booking online is almost always cheaper than buying at the gate. Canary Island residents get a special discounted rate at the box office with valid ID. For the best value per feature, compare the basic ticket ($51, entry only) vs the all-inclusive ($190, with fast-track, lunch, drinks, towels, locker) — the all-inclusive often works out cheaper than buying those extras separately inside the park, especially during peak season.