What a fantastic park! We were skeptical and did not think it can be THIS good but it was. It's simpy fantastic and whoever manages the park has done a phenomenal job. Everything is really well thought out - lockers all over the park, lots of shaded areas, lots of sun loungers and chairs, plenty of spots to get food and drink. The only thing we struggled with is finding showers/changing rooms but that's me just nit picking. Cannot wait to return!

My first visit to Siam Park and will definitely be back. We opted for the park entry and food/drink option that cost 54€ (entry and 15€ towards food and drink). Its a great day out, plenty to do and on our day (Monday) no need for fast passes. Very clean, lockers are essential, food and drinks are very reasonable and we didnt feel ripped off ( not in Disney way). It has an excellent area for kids and has plenty to suit families. We were 4 adults and thoroughly enjoyed our day. One good thing and probably clever on Siams part is that you can buy another day ticket in the park for 20€ which can be used within 14 days.....Good ploy as its a really good and fun day out .

Once again Siam Park did not disappoint, if you are visiting Tenerife this is a must do attraction for young and old (adult) kids alike. The best slide for us has to be The Singha, this slide is like riding a roller coaster on water, very fast and very twisty with water jets and tunnels to keep you amused. The Tower Of Power is also a must at least once if you visit. It's no wonder it's been voted the worlds best waterpark 5 years running.

Great parc lots to do, great rides for all abilities. Bought tickets from Siam direct and reduced queues greatly. Took taxi to parc and back only 16 euros total for 6 of us. Lazy river is always great fun. Food was better than expected and reasonably priced. Good changing facilities and towel hire was good.

What an amazing place. Excellent rides and great food. Pretty expensive overall but you can buy 2nd visit ticket at the park for €21 when you leave. I recommend 'The Volcano' you honestly don't know if you've died of still alive during that one !😂

All 18.5 hectares of Siam Park, including all attractions, park buildings and restaurants, are decorated in a Siamese theme. The park was opened by the princess of Thailand. Owned by the same owner as Loro Parque, which makes it possible to purchase double tickets, allowing you to visit both parks at a discount. The “calling card” of the water park is the 28-meter slide “Tower of power”. The water park is one of the most amazing family experiences on the island and is themed around a tropical Thai paradise including temples, cascading waterfalls and epic views. There’s is no booking time slots and this is worst, as it is unlimited crowd entering the park. Because of uncontrolled amount of people there are huge queue in every attraction. It is not enough time to see the whole park, one day is not enough. I would advise to buy fast track, have your own lunch (to save the time), and buy combo tickets. It is very interesting place but disappointing because of the queues.

Good day out. We went on a Wednesday and if we went again then we would definitely get fast passes as some queues were very long. We were there within an hour of opening and had to go to three locker rooms before there was one available. Food and drink was reasonably priced. Water shoes are a good idea as can't wear flip flops on most slides. They are available to buy in the park. The signage around the park isn't great

Fun day out with many adrenaline fuelled rides to go on. I was a bit apprehensive about visiting the park as i am a big man and I had heard about weigh limits and restrictions for the rides. The judging looks from the lifeguards monitoring the rides were intimidating and were not subtle about their concerns. The first double ride me and my partner got on, the lifeguard caused a scene stating that my size is not safe for the ride as a couple, I understand they do this due to safety issues but there is a way of doing things. The restrictions were 315kg for 4 persons ride, 180kg for 2 persons ride apart from the Singha ride which is 240kg for 2 persons. Other than Singha me and my partner together we were above the weight limit but had no issues when sharing with other couples on 4 person rides and also the 180kg limited rides. However, one life guard allowed us to go on the rides as singles but stated I should use a double ring for the ride. Some rides that were for 4 persons stated that they could also be 2 persons, some lifeguards didn’t allow it and a couple that wanted to go alone had to go with another couple that were strangers. Besides this, the overall experience of the park was great and brilliant for families and friends. Queues for rides are shaded and waiting time we very short in mid-end May midweek, the park is cleverly hidden from the residential area by foliage. The park itself is beautifully designed and maintained well. Another downside to this park is accessibility for disabled or reduced mobility users as it is very hilly and only stairs to access rides. Big shout out to Sheila at the Thai House who was very friendly, welcoming and engaging despite her little English but was keen to learn and engage with service users. Maybe she should train the lifeguards on Customer service and experience. Thank you Sheila.

Siam park is definatley worth a visit,we had a package with hotel and 7 days in Siam WaterPark included,we definatley had our moneys worth! Place is spotless and staff very friendly and helpful.Some great slides and lovely landscaping,lots of shaded areas which is great while queuing for slides! Beautiful place,can’t wait to return next year!

Best waterpark that we have been to. The lost kingdom was great for my 7 Yr old who was just too short to go on some of the bigger slides. Good fun for the adults too on the big ones and topped off with a great family ride around the lazy river. Take some of those beach/water shoes with you as the floor gets scorching hot 🔥