Loro Parque and Siam Park Ticket in Tenerife

Loro Parque and Siam Park make an unusual double act: one day brings animal habitats and shows, the next can be spent racing down water slides. The ticket covers both major Tenerife attractions, so you can shape the visit around your family’s pace rather than choosing just one.

I like the choice of two very different parks and the practical extras at Siam Park, where sun loungers, tubes, life jackets, umbrellas, changing rooms, and showers are included. I also like that you can visit the second park within 15 days of scanning your ticket at the first.

The main drawback is that this is a busy, self-guided outing, not a small-group tour. Meals, towels, lockers, fast-track access, and parking cost extra, and the animal performances at Loro Parque may not suit everyone.

Key points before you book

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• Two parks, one ticket: Admission covers Loro Parque and Siam Park, with up to 15 days between visits after you scan in at the first park.
• Loro Parque runs 9:30 to 17:30: The daily schedule includes animal exhibits and performances, with the orca show at Orca Ocean among the main draws.
• Siam Park is built for a full day: Expect water slides and attractions for different ages, with height limits of 1.10, 1.25, and 1.40 metres on some rides.
• Some water-park basics are included: You can use loungers, tubes, life jackets, umbrellas, changing rooms, and showers at Siam Park.
• Plan for add-on costs: Fast-track access, lockers, towels, food, drinks, and parking are not included.
• The starting price is $34.60: Check the correct resident or non-resident option and the current price before you book.

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Two parks, two very different days

This ticket combines Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz with Siam Park in Costa Adeje. One is a zoological park known for animal habitats and scheduled shows; the other is a large water park with rides and places to swim or rest. That contrast makes the combination useful for families with mixed interests, or for anyone who wants two distinct kinds of outing.

You can visit both parks on the same day, but that means a packed schedule and time spent getting between northern and southern Tenerife. A more relaxed plan is to give each park its own day. After your ticket is scanned at one attraction, you have 15 days to visit the other, so you need not squeeze both into a single holiday date.

The ticket is admission only. There is no tour guide to set the pace or explain the parks, which suits independent visitors but means you should check opening details and decide your priorities before you arrive. Loro Parque’s hours are listed as 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. every day. Siam Park’s opening hours are not specified here, so check them directly before setting out.

Loro Parque: habitats, shows, and a conservation focus

Loro Parque is the more structured of the two days. You can explore animal habitats and exhibitions, then plan around four major shows. The best-known is the killer whale performance at Orca Ocean, while parrot performances are another featured attraction. The park also presents itself as committed to wildlife conservation and was the first park awarded the Animal Embassy’s environmental certification.

Those credentials offer context, but they do not settle every visitor’s view of animal performances. If you are comfortable with scheduled animal shows, the performances give the day clear landmarks and are likely to be a central part of your visit. If you prefer to avoid them, you can focus on the habitats and exhibits instead.

For younger children, Kinderlandia adds an African-village-themed play area with climbing and slides. That can be a welcome change of pace between exhibits, especially for children who need to move rather than stand watching. The park’s daily hours give you a defined window, so it is worth checking show times and mapping out what matters most once you arrive.

There is a free mini train from Plaza de los Reyes Católicos in Puerto de la Cruz to Loro Parque. That is a helpful option if you are staying in the area and do not want to arrange a separate ride for this leg. It does not solve transport between the two parks, however, so think of the Loro Parque train as a local convenience rather than a link for the whole two-park visit.

Siam Park: slides, swimming, and a slower pace between rides

Siam Park shifts the focus from animal exhibits to water attractions. Its Thai-inspired design and tropical setting frame a broad mix of rides, with options for different ages. The practical point is that height rules apply to some slides: the listed limits are 1.10 metres, 1.25 metres, and 1.40 metres. Check each ride’s restriction with your children in mind, since a child’s excitement can outrun a measuring stick.

The included loungers, tubes, life jackets, umbrellas, dressing rooms, and showers make it easier to spend the day there without paying for every basic comfort. Towels and lockers are extra, so bring a towel or budget to rent one, and decide how you will look after valuables before arriving. Fast-track access is also not included.

The attraction mix means the park can work for more than one kind of group. Strong swimmers and thrill-seekers may spend much of the day on slides, while younger children or less adventurous companions can take a gentler approach. A visitor with a mixed-age family should still check ride limits first, since the ticket does not make every attraction suitable for every child.

A few practical impressions are worth keeping in mind. Siam Park has been praised for clean grounds, careful lifeguard work, and food and drink prices considered reasonable for a water park. One complaint concerned staff manner, so arrive with patience and ask clearly for help if you need it. Fast passes were also recommended as a way to reduce waiting, but they are an extra purchase, not part of this ticket.

Weather matters more here than at an indoor attraction. One visitor’s advice was to check the forecast before going, and that is sensible: the experience is built around water and outdoor rides. If the weather looks uncertain, use the 15-day window to plan the Siam Park day when conditions are more appealing, subject to the ticket’s date terms.

Getting between the parks and choosing your order

The two attractions are in different parts of Tenerife. Siam Park is at Avda. Siam Park, s/n, 38670, Costa Adeje. Buses serve Siam Park from Los Cristianos, Las Américas, and Costa Adeje. Loro Parque is in Puerto de la Cruz, with the free mini train running from Plaza de los Reyes Católicos.

That geography is a good reason to split the visits. Seeing both in one day may be possible, but the combined day would involve two large attractions and travel across the island. If you have two available days, take one park at a time and use the ticket’s 15-day interval to keep your schedule flexible.

There is no included parking, and transport beyond the stated mini train and bus information is not part of the ticket. If you are planning a drive, account for parking separately. If you are using public transport, check your route and timing before you commit to a particular order.

The redemption process is straightforward: show your smartphone ticket at both venues for scanning. No paper voucher is needed. The ticket is tied to the selected date, while the second attraction can be visited within 15 days after the first scan; read the date and validity details carefully when booking so you understand which date applies to your first visit.

What the price includes, and where costs can grow

The advertised starting price is $34.60, but the exact amount depends on the package option. There are separate choices for Canarian residents and non-residents, so select the one that fits your status and check the current price before paying. The supplied package details identify both admissions, but the price is a starting figure rather than a guarantee that every buyer pays the same amount.

The value depends mainly on using both entries. If you already intend to visit Loro Parque and Siam Park, one ticket can simplify admission planning and gives you flexibility to spread the days apart. If you only want one park, compare the standalone ticket price before buying the pair; the combined option is not automatically the better deal for a one-park visit.

The included Siam Park facilities are useful, but this is not an all-inclusive day. Food and drinks are extra, as are towels, lockers, fast-track access, and parking. Those extras can matter for a family, especially if you want to skip queues or avoid carrying wet towels around. On the other hand, the included loungers, tubes, life jackets, umbrellas, and changing facilities cover several of the basics.

Who should book this two-park ticket?

I would consider this ticket if you want both a major animal park and a full water-park day, and you have enough time in Tenerife to enjoy them separately. Families may appreciate the range: animal shows and a play area at Loro Parque, then rides and pools at Siam Park. The age and height restrictions are worth checking before you promise a child access to a particular slide.

It is also a practical fit for visitors who like to plan independently. There is no guide, so you choose what to see and when to eat, but you also need to manage your own transport and schedule. If animal performances are not your preference, weigh that carefully before buying, since they are a prominent part of Loro Parque’s program.

I would skip the combined ticket if you only have time for one park, if you dislike water rides, or if you do not want to pay for extras such as lockers and fast-track access. For everyone else, the flexible gap between visits and the distinct character of the two attractions make this a strong way to set aside two different days in Tenerife.

FAQ

How long do I have to visit the second park?

After your ticket is scanned at the first attraction, you have 15 days to visit the other one. You can also visit both on the same day.

What is included in the ticket?

The ticket includes admission to Loro Parque and Siam Park. At Siam Park, you can use sun loungers, tubes, life jackets, umbrellas, dressing rooms, and showers. Loro Parque admission includes its animal performances and exhibitions.

What are Loro Parque’s opening hours?

Loro Parque is listed as open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Siam Park’s hours are not specified here, so check its schedule before your visit.

Are meals, towels, and lockers included?

No. Meals and beverages, towels, lockers, and fast-track access are not included. Towels and lockers can be rented on-site.

Are there height restrictions at Siam Park?

Yes. Height limits listed for some water slides are 1.10 metres, 1.25 metres, and 1.40 metres. Check the restrictions before planning rides for children.

How do I use the ticket at the parks?

Show your smartphone ticket at both venues and have it scanned. A physical voucher is not needed.

Is transport included?

A free mini train runs from Plaza de los Reyes Católicos in Puerto de la Cruz to Loro Parque. Buses to Siam Park run from Los Cristianos, Las Américas, and Costa Adeje. Parking is not included.