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Siam Park Visitor Guide
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Traveler Practicalities· 7 min read

Siam Park: Practical Visitor Guide

Everything you need to know before stepping through the gates — locker rentals, on-site dining, outside food rules, safety regulations, accessibility, and packing advice.

Hours & Admission Basics

Siam Park is open every single day of the year at 10:00 AM. Closing time is 6:00 PM in the summer season (May 1 to October 31) and 5:00 PM in the winter season (November 1 to April 30).

  • Standard Entry: Grants full-day access to all 16+ slides, wave pool, lazy river, sun loungers, and lifejackets.
  • Twin Ticket: Bundles Siam Park and Loro Parque zoo at a discounted combination price, valid for 15 days.
  • Fast Pass Wristband: Sold only inside the park at the photo desk for ~€15–€28 on the morning of your visit, giving 1 priority access per participating ride.

Lockers, Towels & Wetsuits

The park features automated electronic locker houses positioned near the entrance turnstiles and changing areas. Lockers use RFID silicone wristbands that you wear on slides.

Small Locker

€5.00 / day

Fits 1–2 small backpacks, shoes, wallets, and dry clothes. +€5 refundable deposit.

Large Locker

€7.00 / day

Ideal for family bags, towels, and bulkier gear. +€5 refundable deposit.

Towel Hire

€5.00 / day

Clean plush beach towel rental. +€5 refundable deposit on return.

Wetsuits: During the winter months (November to March), shorty neoprene wetsuits are available to rent for €5/day, which is useful on breezy afternoons.

Restaurants & Dining Venues

Tropical beach with palm trees and turquoise water

The Beach Club and Siam Beach dining terraces.

Siam Park features 5 primary dining and refreshment hubs spread across the grounds:

The Beach Club

Buffet & Grill Restaurant

Directly overlooking Siam Beach and Wave Palace

The park's main dining hub with open-air terrace seating. Offers hot buffet choices, grilled burgers, roast chicken, hot dogs, pasta, salad bar, and kids' meal boxes.

Grilled Cheeseburger & FriesRoast Chicken PlatterFresh Mediterranean SaladKids Chicken Nuggets Meal

Thai House

Asian & Thai Specialties

Near the park entrance and Sea Lion Island

Traditional wooden Thai architecture serving authentic Southeast Asian street foods, wok noodles, and mild curries alongside international snacks.

Pad Thai Wok NoodlesChicken Yellow CurryVegetable Spring RollsThai Jasmine Rice Bowls

Sweet Siam

Dessert & Coffee Parlor

The Floating Market

Specializes in sweet snacks, freshly made Belgian waffles, crepes, artisanal Italian ice creams, sorbets, and barista coffee.

Nutella & Banana WafflesArtisanal Gelato ScoopsFresh Fruit SmoothiesIced Espresso

Tea House & Bar

Tea Salon & Snack Bar

Adjacent to the Floating Market

A tranquil setting over the lake serving specialty teas, coffees, sandwiches, fresh pastries, and light sandwiches.

Selection of Herbal & Asian TeasFresh Baguettes & SandwichesCroissants & Pastries

Siam Beach Bar & Coco Bar

Tropical Cocktail & Beverage Bar

Siam Beach & Coco Beach

Cocktail huts serving chilled Spanish beers (Dorada), sangria, piña coladas, mojitos, mocktails, soft drinks, and ice creams right by the sun loungers.

Fresh Mint MojitoTropical Piña ColadaChilled Canarian Dorada BeerFrozen Slushies

Outside Food & Security Check Policy

Official Park Policy: Siam Park strictly prohibits bringing commercial outside food, fast food, coolers, or alcoholic beverages into the park. Baby food, baby milk, small fruit snacks, and items required for certified medical/dietary conditions (e.g., celiac/diabetes) are permitted. Bags are routinely checked by security personnel at the entrance turnstiles.

If you wish to eat outside food that does not qualify under the medical/infant exception, there are shaded picnic benches located just outside the main turnstiles. You can have your hand stamped for re-entry at the gate.

Swimwear, Footwear & Action Cameras

  • Swimwear: Only standard lycra or nylon swimwear (bikinis, swimsuits, boardshorts, rashguards) is permitted on rides. Swimwear with exposed metal zips, rivets, buttons, or hard plastic buckles is forbidden to protect slide surfaces. Cotton T-shirts and denim shorts are not permitted on high-speed slides.
  • Water Shoes: Water shoes, neoprene booties, and aqua socks with soft rubber soles are permitted and encouraged on all water slides. Flip-flops and sandals cannot be worn on steep drop slides and should be left in shoe cubbies at slide entrances.
  • GoPro & Action Cameras: GoPro and action cameras are allowed on tube and raft rides provided they are securely fastened via an approved chest harness or head strap. Handheld selfie sticks and loose phones are strictly prohibited on high-speed slides.
  • Eyewear: Sunglasses and prescription glasses must be secured with a tight sports strap or removed on thrill rides.

Accessibility & Special Needs

Siam Park welcomes guests with disabilities and reduced mobility:

  • Wheelchair Access: Ramped pathways connect the main entrance, Floating Market, restaurant terraces, and Siam Beach. An elevator provides direct access to the beach level.
  • Parking & Restrooms: Dedicated disabled parking bays are located next to the ticket gates, and all major toilet facilities include accessible stalls.
  • Terrain Considerations: Because the park is built on a natural hillside, the upper slides (Tower of Power, Singha, Saifa) require walking up stairways. Guests with mobility concerns are advised to consult guest services upon arrival for assistance.

What to Pack for Siam Park

  • Fitted water shoes / neoprene socks (protects feet against hot paths and allowed on all rides).
  • High-SPF water-resistant sunscreen (reapply frequently throughout the day).
  • Waterproof phone pouch with lanyard (keeps your phone dry for photos).
  • Microfiber towel (compact, quick-drying, and avoids on-site towel hire fees).
  • Change of dry clothes and light fleece (for the evening ride home).

Best Time to Visit & Queue Strategies

  • Best Days of the Week: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday have the lightest crowds. Weekends and Mondays (package holiday check-in day) are busier.
  • Best Time of Day: Arrive at 9:40 AM (20 minutes before gates open) and head immediately to the popular Tower of Power, Singha, or Saifa water coasters.
  • Lunch Hour Lull: From 1:00 PM to 2:30 PM, slide lines noticeably decrease as crowds move to the restaurants. Use this window to hit major rides.