Start with the rides your group can use, then decide whether priority access adds value. Siam Park can fill a day for keen slide riders, but a group drawn mainly to the wave pool, river and children’s areas may need only admission. Check each rider’s eligibility before paying for extras.
Fast Pass is an extra: Limited and Unlimited have different use and purchase rules, and neither includes park admission. Nor does priority access promise a queue-free day. The Twin Ticket serves a different plan altogether: two separate park visits, with conditions for using the second entry.
Choose the right Siam Park ticket
Buy admission for everyone who is visiting the park. Then consider whether any individual needs a Fast Pass for participating rides. An online entry ticket removes the ticket-desk purchase step, but it does not add ride priority. The official ticket shop lists current products; select your date and party there to see the applicable checkout price.
The Twin Ticket combines Siam Park and Loro Parque on separate days. It is useful only if you actually intend to visit both. According to the park’s terms, the second entry must be within 15 days of the first visit; keep the QR ticket and the wristband fitted at the first park. Without both, the second entry is refused.
When the Twin Ticket makes sense
Compare the checkout total for the Twin Ticket with two separate admissions for your actual dates and ages. If the second park will not fit the trip, buy the single-park ticket. The ticket’s validity period and wristband condition matter more than an apparent saving that depends on a visit you will never make.
General Siam Park admission
Price from: see official checkout
One park day · admission only · travel arranged separately
Check official ticketsSiam Park + Loro Parque Twin Ticket
Price from: see official checkout
Two park visits · second entry within 15 days · QR ticket and wristband required
Compare Twin TicketsFor a broader choice of parks, compare Tenerife theme parks. If several ages and interests need a shared day, see our guide to family activities in Tenerife.
Plan your rides by height and confidence
The rides fall into adrenaline, family and relaxed areas, but those labels do not replace the sign at each attraction. Tower of Power is a 28-metre-high slide. That is the height of the structure, not a height requirement for a person: the official ride page lists a minimum rider height of 1.49 metres and an age of 12 years. Check the current sign at the entrance too.
For a group that enjoys big slides, Dragon, Vulcano, Kinnaree and Singha can shape the day. For a slower stretch, Wave Palace and Mai Thai River offer a change of pace. Naga Racer and The Giant sit alongside children’s areas such as Lost City, Sawasdee, Coco Beach and Bodhi Trail. Do not assume one attraction’s height or weight limit applies to the others.
Tower of Power: height and rider rules
The official description says the 28-metre slide can reach speeds of up to 80 km/h and ends through an aquarium tunnel. The same ride card gives 1.49 metres / 12 years as the rider requirement. Decide whether the thrill suits the person as well as whether they meet the rule; Fast Pass cannot shorten this ride’s queue.
Wave Palace and Mai Thai River
Wave Palace works as a meeting point when some people want slides and others prefer the pool. Its wave conditions can change, so follow the lifeguards rather than planning around an old claim about wave height. Mai Thai River is a slower circuit for a break between major rides. It has its own operating instructions and is excluded from Fast Pass.
Dragon, Vulcano, Kinnaree and Singha
These are adrenaline rides with different formats: Dragon uses a shared float and funnel; Singha is a water coaster. Kinnaree and Vulcano offer further slide choices for riders who want intensity. Float configuration and weight distribution matter, so check each attraction’s sign before choosing a queue or buying priority access.
Naga Racer, The Giant and younger areas
Naga Racer offers parallel racing lanes, while The Giant has two funnel slides. Lost City, Sawasdee, Coco Beach and Bodhi Trail give younger visitors more relevant options than a list of headline thrill rides. A family label does not remove individual height or safety rules; check the sign for each child.
Is Fast Pass worth paying for?
Fast Pass gives priority access to participating attractions, subject to availability. Limited allows one priority use per included attraction; Unlimited allows repeated priority use. Neither includes admission. Both exclude Tower of Power and Mai Thai River, are personal and date-specific, and cannot be changed or cancelled under the published service terms. Priority access can still involve a wait.
The purchase channels differ. The park lists Limited at the ticket office on the visit day and Unlimited online or at the ticket office on the visit day. A general site banner says Fast Pass sales are in-park only, while the specific Unlimited product text and official online ticket page offer it online. Use the product page for the option you are buying and confirm availability for your date.
Fast Pass Limited or Unlimited?
Limited fits a rider who wants one priority turn on several participating slides. Unlimited suits someone likely to repeat those slides. Neither helps with Tower of Power or Mai Thai River; buying an extra for a person who will spend most of the day in quieter areas is hard to justify. Check the ride list and your group’s eligibility first.
| Product | Admission included? | Priority use | Excluded rides | Purchase channel | Price from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Limited | No | Once per participating attraction | Tower of Power; Mai Thai River | Ticket office on visit day | Confirm at the park |
| Unlimited | No | Repeat use on participating attractions | Tower of Power; Mai Thai River | Online or ticket office on visit day | See official checkout |
Product conditions checked against the official Siam Park services and ticket pages on 28 October 2026. Sales are limited and depend on availability for the visit date.
Can you buy Fast Pass on the day?
Yes, if the product remains available: the park lists same-day ticket-office sales for both versions. Unlimited also has an online offer. The park limits sales, so do not plan around a guaranteed purchase at the gate. If a product is sold out, use ordinary admission and choose rides by your group’s interests rather than buying an unrelated extra.
An online Unlimited purchase is still a personal, date-specific wristband product. Follow the instructions on the selected offer to collect or activate it, and keep the booking receipt available. Check the current sales page and the authorised in-park point for your exact date; a generic banner does not settle every product’s purchase channel.
If part of your group skips the big slides
Choose a meeting point such as Wave Palace and agree when to regroup. The slide enthusiasts can decide whether a Fast Pass is worth their own money; others can use the river, pool and family areas. Everyone still needs admission. This keeps the day shared without buying identical extras for people who will use very different attractions.
Getting there, lockers and what to bring
The official services page includes use of sun loungers, tubes, life jackets and umbrellas with admission, subject to availability. Changing rooms, showers and Wi-Fi are also listed. Lockers are a separate rental, with size and availability to check on arrival. Take swimwear, sun protection and something suitable for carrying a ticket or phone between the entrance and locker.
Decide how to reach the park before you set off. The official directions distinguish the free local Siam Bus from the paid, pre-booked return service from other stops. Pickup times vary by route and traffic; use the current stop timetable for your date. If driving, allow for limited paid parking rather than assuming a space. If your base is nearby, see our guide to staying in Costa Adeje.
A realistic first-hour plan
Check the opening hours for your visit date, arrive with the admission QR code ready, and sort out lockers before splitting into ride and quieter-area plans. Go first to a ride that matters to your group rather than following a fixed online itinerary. Availability, restrictions and queues can change on the day.
A full-day plan and alternatives
For keen slide riders, choose eligible headline rides first, then pause at Wave Palace or Mai Thai River before returning to other attractions. For a mixed group, let the slower areas anchor the day and make the big slides optional. The park currently lists 10:00–18:00 from 1 May to 29 October and 10:00–17:00 from 30 October to 30 April; check the official schedule before travelling.
Ride and product rules: Follow each attraction's sign and staff instructions. Fast Pass is personal and date-specific; neither version includes admission or permits changes and cancellation under the park's published terms.
Loro Parque is a separate day out, which is why the Twin Ticket only makes sense when you can fit in a second park visit within 15 days. Keep both the QR ticket and fitted wristband for that second entry. If your plans are limited to a single water-park day, focus the budget on Siam Park admission and any useful individual extras.
For another day from the same resorts, see the Tenerife excursions guide.
Before you buy
Select the actual visit date, count adults and children, and check which rides each person can use. Compare admission with the Twin Ticket only if a second park day is realistic. Read the product’s terms before paying: Fast Pass is separate from entry, date-specific and non-transferable. Check current products with Siam Park rather than relying on an old headline price.
Frequently asked questions
How tall is Tower of Power?
The slide is 28 metres high. That describes the structure. The official Tower of Power page separately lists 1.49 metres and 12 years for riders. A person who meets those figures should still consider whether the freefall suits them and follow the sign and staff instructions at the ride.
Do you need Fast Pass?
No. It is an optional extra for priority use on participating rides. Limited gives one use per included attraction, while Unlimited allows repeat use. Both exclude Tower of Power and Mai Thai River, and neither guarantees an empty queue. If your group mainly wants the pool, river or children’s areas, ordinary admission may be enough.
Does Fast Pass include Siam Park admission?
No. Both Fast Pass products are add-ons, so buy admission separately. The park also says they are personal, tied to the selected date and cannot be changed or cancelled. Check the current official service terms before choosing an extra for a particular rider.
Before you book or set out
Match admission and extras to the rides your group can actually use. Check the visit date, current opening hours and the product’s conditions. For a second park, remember the Twin Ticket’s 15-day limit and QR-plus-wristband rule. If you are still choosing among attractions, compare Tenerife theme parks before committing your day.
