siam park tenerife

chriz1

Can anyone recommend a cheap place to buy tickets for Siam Park,and any tips/advice going in 3 weeks !! cant wait:beer:

rachhh

I don't know where you get them cheaply... but DO NOT buy from the excursion 'stands'/mini shops on the strip in playa las americas... they tried to charge us double what we would have paid just by turning up to the park and buying our tickets there.

London50

Hi

The cheapest place I know to get thgem is this link; http://www.attractiontix.co.uk/siam-park.aspx?nav=EuropePageTopRegions

Although it should not be too busy at this time of year the best days to go are either Tuesdays or Fridays as they are the main change over days for the island. Be careful just how much food you take with you as although the prices inside are very high if the staff on the gate think you have too much they will take your food away.If you can arrive nice and early that way you can pick your spot for the day and most of all have a great time

London50

Matilda33

You will be lucky to get very much in the way of discount.
Second that about the food. We were searched last time I went, they would only allow bottles of water.
If you plan to go more than once you can buy reduced price tickets at the park before you leave. These are not transferable and they take finger print scans of all the family which they then match up when you go again. This gives you an idea how hot they are on "maximising" their profits.
Having said that it's a fantastic water park and well worth it.

abz_sco

Yeah as said before, not much discount, but I think you get a half price ticket if you go a 2nd time and I would well recommend it, an amazing park.. lots of fun!

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stephb34

Thomas cook sell them through attraction world before you go, don't know if they're competitive cause i've never been.
I don't know if it still is but 2 weeks ago the kids section was closed so if you have kids check that out before you buy your tickets.

W1zz

I've just purchased advanced tickets from https://www.attractiontix.co.uk - We do plan to go a second time, so whats the deal with the half price ticket?

Would you still get this offer if you bought tickets from elsewhere? Our tickets were entry vouchers which I've printed out.

Where is the deal advertised? On original pay on gate tickets, or is it internal where you can just go to one of the payment booths?

W1zz

I can answer it myself now as I've just returned.

Your given flyers when you enter Siam Park which advertise a return visit for €16. These can be purchased at any of the shops inside the resort before you leave. On exiting the park you take your receipt to one of the people manning the finger print machines, where you all then have your fingerprints taken and given tickets valid for 14 days.

It's €16 per person (adults and children alike).

Regarding taking food in, on our first visit we didn't and it cost a small fortune for burgers and drinks. Over £50 for 5 of us. We soon noticed that many people were eating their own food which had been smuggled in. So on our 2nd visit we packed sandwiches / crisps and water and placed them at the bottom of our bag.

On entry we were asked if we had any food or drink etc in our bags, we said no and opened the top of our bag, which she briefly looked in. Almost became unstuck when one of my kids said 'we do dad'? doh!

Really enjoyed the park - Cost €6+ taxi the first visit and €5 the second from Las Americas. Took the free buses back.

Good advice heading straight to beach to reserve sun loungers with towels. From there grab a locker and then do as many slides as possible before 11am. By that time the queues had reached 30-40 min wait time. We also went on Tuesdays which was changeover day.