Siam Park Tickets, Prices & Fast Pass – Your Complete Booking Guide
Whether you’re a thrill-seeker looking to conquer the Tower of Power or a family planning a full day of sun and splash, buying the right ticket for Siam Park can make all the difference. With various options, from basic entry to all-inclusive comfort, and questions like “should I buy online or at the gate?” or “is Fast Pass worth it?”: this guide walks you through it all.
Here’s everything you need to know to plan your visit with confidence.
Siam Park isn’t just any water park and the ticket prices reflect the experience. That said, prices are very reasonable considering what you get: full access to dozens of rides, slides, wave pools, sun beds, and a tropical setting that’s been voted the world’s best by Tripadvisor users year after year.
As of 2026, the standard prices for General admission/Night Siam are:
Ticket Type
Off-peak Price (Sep–Jun)
Peak Price (Jul–Aug)
Adults (12+)
£36–£37
£41
Children (3–11)
£26–£27
£31
Infants (under 3)
Free
Free
Resident Discount for Canary Islands Locals
If you’re a resident of the Canary Islands, bring official ID that proves your residence at Canary Islands (such as a DNI or NIE with a local address) to receive a significant discount:
Ticket Type
Resident Price
Adults (12+)
~£18–£20
Children (3–11)
~£13–£14
That’s roughly 40–50% off the full ticket price. These discounts apply only with proof of residency, so be sure to have valid documentation with you.
Real experience: “We expected a higher price based on the hype, but at £34 for a full day, it was amazing value. We arrived at 09:45 and left after 17:00, zero regrets.” – Emma & Tom, Bristol
Siam Park Tickets Prices Passes
Where should I buy my tickets?
You have a few options:
The official Siam Park website (siampark.net) – reliable, often offers best prices
Trusted ticketing platforms like Tiqets, GetYourGuide or AttractionTix – convenient if you’re already booking tours
Your hotel – many reception desks sell tickets (often at the same price as online)
At the gate – most expensive and slowest option (expect queues in high season)
Tip: Booking online lets you skip the queue at the ticket counter, which can be 20–30 minutes long by 10:30am during summer.
Can I buy a Fast Pass?
Yes, but not in advance and that catches many visitors off guard.
Fast Passes can’t be pre-booked for a future date, but on the day of your visit, you can buy one online or at the ticket office.
Fast Pass Type
Price (Approx.)
Fast Pass Unlimited (for both resident and non-resident)
£84
Important things to note:
Fast pass unlimited lets you enjoy unlimited priority access to all attractions, except Tower of Power and Mai Thai River.
It is valid only for the date selected at the time of purchase.
The wristband is personal and non-transferable.
The fast pass unlimited does not include park admission and does not allow cancellations or changes.
Are Fast Passes worth the money?
That depends entirely on when you go and your patience.
During low season (Jan–March or mid-September), you may not need one at all. Queues tend to be short, and if you arrive early, you can ride the main attractions without waiting more than 10 minutes.
But in July, August, and school holidays, lines for top rides often stretch to 45–60 minutes. Fast Passes are a godsend in those cases and the all-day version can easily double the number of rides you’ll experience.
“We were sceptical about paying £84 extra for the Fast Pass, but after two hours in the park we didn’t regret it. We hit all the major rides twice while others queued for 45 minutes in the sun.” – Lewis, Nottingham
What about all-inclusive tickets?
If you’re looking for maximum comfort and minimum planning, Siam Park’s All-Inclusive Deluxe Tickets might be worth considering. These tickets are designed for visitors who want to enjoy the park without worrying about queues, towels, lunch or lockers: everything is included.
As of 2026, the current price of the all-inclusive ticket is:
All-Inclusive Ticket Prices (2026)
Canary Islands Resident
£127
Non-resident
£144
What’s included – quick overview:
Feature
All-Inclusive Ticket
VIP Cabana Package
Full day Park entry
✔️
✔️
Unlimited Fast Pass
✔️ (All rides except Tower of Power and Mai Thai River)
✔️ (All rides except Tower of Power and Mai Thai River)
Towel & locker use
✔️ (with €5 refundable deposit per person)
✔️ (with €5 refundable deposit per person)
Meal + unlimited drinks
✔️ (All-you-can-eat food at park restaurants throughout the day)
✔️ (delivered to your cabana)
Private space
❌
✔️ (cabana, casa or villa)
Fridge with drinks
❌
✔️
Exclusive sunbeds/shade
❌
✔️
TV, shower, VIP area access
❌
✔️
All-Inclusive Tickets – what you really get
Responsible use is essential. Food and drinks may not be taken away or shared with other guests. In case of non-compliance, the company reserves the right to limit the use of the product without refund of the cost.
Your all-inclusive wristband gives you:
Unlimited use of Fast Pass lines for all rides except Tower of Power and Mai Thai River
All-you-can-eat food (except chocolates, sweets, snacks, or crepes) at all park restaurants except the Tea House.
Unlimited soft drinks, beer and water (cocktails, wines and liquor are not included)
A locker and towel use included in the price (with €5 refundable deposit per person)
Note: The All-Inclusive Ticket is personal and non-transferable
Real visitor quote: “We got grilled fish with chips and salad, plus a cold beer and a piece of fruit. It was tasty and plenty for the day.” – Amanda, Reading
VIP Cabana Packages – what’s included?
If you want privacy, personal space, and zero stress, the VIP Cabana or Villa packages offer a high-end alternative.
Depending on the type (Thai Cabana, VIP House or Villa), you’ll get:
A private shaded cabana or house, with sun loungers
A mini fridge with cold drinks (water, soft drinks, beers)
All-day Fast Pass wristbands for each guest
Towel and locker access
Meal and drinks, served to your cabana
Access to a private VIP zone (quieter, fewer crowds)
Flat-screen TV, and in some cases, showers or lounges
VIP Cabaña
VIP Casa
VIP Villa
Pax inclusive
4 pax
6 pax
8 pax
Fee per extra pax
£140
£140
£140
Price
£560
£840
£1120
Amenities
Hammocks, shower deck, towels, fan, sofa, TV and minibar
Hammocks, shower deck, towels, fan, sofa, TV and minibar + outdoor Jacuzzi
Hammocks, shower deck, towels, fan, sofa, TV and minibar + outdoor Jacuzzi
Personal tip: “We booked a Thai Cabana for 5 of us and honestly, it felt like a resort within the resort. Zero stress, food brought to us, shaded lounge area — worth every penny on a hot day.” – Alan, Sheffield
Can I save money on tickets?
Definitely. Here’s how:
Buy online – saves £2–£4 per person and avoids ticket desk queues
Use a combo ticket – for both Siam Park and Loro Parque (around £60–£65 total)
Check for group/family deals – especially via resellers like GetYourGuide
Arrive early – saves you needing a Fast Pass altogether
Ticket prices at Siam Park are fair, especially when compared to similar theme parks across Europe. If you plan ahead, book online, and arrive early, you’ll avoid most of the common mistakes. And whether you choose a standard ticket or go all-in with a deluxe cabana package, you’ll be stepping into one of the most unforgettable experiences in the Canary Islands.
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