Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer

Tenerife’s best family pairing puts two very different parks into one ticket: Loro Parque’s animal shows and lush gardens in Puerto de la Cruz, plus Siam Park’s big slides and Thai-style setting in the south. The parks are visited on separate days, so you can enjoy each without trying to cram both into one tiring outing.

I like the included bus to Loro Parque, since crossing the island from Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos takes planning. I also like the price: at $115 per person, two major admission tickets plus transport to the harder-to-reach park can be good value.

The catch is the coach ride. Multiple pickup stops can turn a one-hour journey into nearly two hours, and the return can take close to three hours. Siam Park can also have long queues, especially in summer, so this is not a package for anyone expecting instant access to every slide.

Key points to know before booking

• Two separate park days: Use your ticket at Loro Parque and Siam Park on different dates, before or after the Loro Parque visit.
• Loro Parque transport is included: Pickup is available from the south of Tenerife, but your exact meeting point may be a short walk from your hotel.
• The parks offer very different days out: Loro Parque is about animals, gardens, and scheduled shows, while Siam Park is about slides, pools, and sun.
• Queues shape the Siam Park experience: A fast pass may help, but it can sell out quickly and costs extra.
• Remember the ticket controls: Fingerprints are taken at the first park, and you still need the valid ticket when entering the second.
• Bring practical gear: Comfortable shoes, water, and a poncho for the splash zones at Loro Parque can make the day easier.

One ticket, two very different Tenerife days

This package is best understood as a two-day plan, not a single-day tour. You choose the date for your Loro Parque visit because that is the day tied to the included coach transfer. Siam Park can be used before or after it, depending on your holiday schedule.

The combined price is $115 per person. That is not a bargain in the simple sense, but it can be strong value if you intend to visit both parks anyway. You avoid arranging separate admission and you get transport to Loro Parque, the park that is less convenient from the island’s southern resorts.

I would book this package if both parks are already on your list. If you only want a water park, buying Siam Park admission alone may suit you better. If you are staying near Puerto de la Cruz, the transport benefit is less important, since Loro Parque is already close by.

Your host or local representative can communicate in Spanish, English, French, German, Icelandic, or Italian. Some bookings receive pickup details and directions through WhatsApp or email, which is useful when the coach stop is near, but not directly outside, your hotel.

The Loro Parque coach from Tenerife’s south

The coach is the practical reason to choose this package. Loro Parque is in Puerto de la Cruz on the north coast, while the included pickup area is in the south around Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos. A direct journey can take about an hour, but shared pickup routes add time.

The most common complaint is not the park itself. It is the number of stops. Some pickups have taken just under two hours, while others have stretched longer because of the route order. A return journey can also be slow if the coach drops passengers in an order that sends you past your hotel before coming back.

I would treat the transfer as part of the day’s cost, not as a quick shuttle. Bring water, settle in, and do not schedule a tight dinner reservation after the return. The scenery along the route can be pleasant, but the coach seats may feel narrow for some passengers.

Pickup times and meeting points are confirmed after booking. Check your email, including the spam folder, since the exact location may be a nearby hotel or designated stop rather than your own accommodation. This detail matters more than it sounds, especially if you are traveling with young children or a large group.

The better side of the arrangement is that the trip removes the stress of navigating across the island. Coaches have been punctual on many departures, and the local support can be helpful if you need directions. One particularly useful contact named in the booking experience is Natalia, who assisted with park tickets and directions. Another guide, Cori, was praised for making the Loro Parque visit more engaging with clear explanations and good humor.

Loro Parque: allow a full day in Puerto de la Cruz

Loro Parque is not a small roadside zoo that you can rush through in an hour. The grounds include animal areas, gardens, an orchid garden, and several scheduled shows. The setting is carefully maintained, clean, and attractive, with enough to occupy most of the day.

The main draws are the animal presentations. Depending on the daily schedule, you can see sea lions, dolphins, parrots, and orcas. The shows are relatively short, so planning around their start times helps you avoid crossing the park repeatedly.

The orca presentation is the one that requires practical preparation. Sit close to the splash zone and you may get soaked. A €3 poncho has been a useful purchase for some visitors, though getting wet can also be part of the fun. Keep phones and tickets protected if you choose a front-row seat.

I would allow the full time given by the coach, often until around 4 p.m. That is usually enough to see the four main shows and walk through the grounds, but families with children may need to choose priorities. A younger child can tire before you reach every exhibit, especially after a long ride from the south.

The park’s animal-care message is central to its appeal, but it will not suit every visitor. Some people find the shows memorable and well presented, while others feel the admission is high for a zoo where the presentations take up much of the day. Go if you enjoy animal exhibits, gardens, and scheduled displays. If you prefer rides and active attractions, Siam Park will likely be your stronger day.

Food is available inside the park, and the cost and quality have been described as reasonable by some visitors. Still, lunch is not included in the package. Water can be expensive inside the parks, so carrying water where permitted is a sensible way to keep costs under control.

Siam Park: slides, pools, and Thai-inspired design

Siam Park offers a very different rhythm. Instead of walking from exhibit to exhibit, you spend the day choosing slides, raft rides, wave pools, and relaxation areas. Its Thai-inspired buildings and decoration give the park a distinctive look, even when the main goal is simply to get wet and move quickly to the next ride.

There is plenty for mixed groups. Children can enjoy gentler play areas and the wave pool, while older children and adults can look for faster slides. The park includes attractions such as Naga Racer, Mai Thai River, Kinaree, Bodhi Trail, and Coco Beach. The Tower of Power is available for those who want a more intense ride, though not everyone will feel the need to try it.

The biggest issue is queueing. On busy days, waits of 30 to 40 minutes are possible, and some people manage only a portion of the slides without extra access. Other days are calmer, with waits under 15 minutes. The difference often comes down to date, arrival time, and crowd levels.

I would arrive early, ideally before opening. One useful tip is to get there around 9:30 or 10 a.m. Fast pass access is limited and can sell out quickly. It costs extra, with one reported price of about €27, so add that to your budget if riding as much as possible matters to you.

You do not automatically need a fast pass. Some visitors complete most or all of the rides without one, especially when the park is less crowded. But if your group has one day only and everyone wants the headline slides, paying extra may be worthwhile.

The ground can feel hot in places. Water shoes are sold at the park, and they can help with hot surfaces and walking between rides. Comfortable footwear is listed as an item to bring, and it is good advice even though you will spend plenty of time barefoot or in swimwear.

Siam Park also offers a courtesy bus in some situations, but this package does not include transport to the water park. If you stay near Siam Park, walking may be easier. Some southern hotels are close enough that you can reach the entrance on foot, while others require separate transport.

Pregnant women cannot use all the slides for health and safety reasons. This is not an incidental restriction, so anyone booking as part of a group should factor it into the choice. The attraction can still offer non-slide areas, but the ticket does not guarantee access to every ride for every person.

How the ticket works at both entrances

The ticket process is simple, but you need to follow the instructions carefully. You receive a combined ticket or QR code for both parks, and you must keep it safe for the second visit.

At the first park, fingerprints are taken for identity control. The same system is used when you enter the second park, along with the valid ticket. Remember which finger was registered and keep track of each person’s ticket in a family or group.

You cannot change the selected park dates after booking because entry numbers are controlled. This is the main reason to decide your plan before making the reservation. Select the Loro Parque date as the reservation date, since that is when the included transport runs, then arrange your Siam Park visit for a separate day.

The system gives you useful flexibility within a holiday, but not unlimited flexibility after the dates are confirmed. I would avoid booking the Loro Parque transfer for the day immediately before a flight or another fixed excursion. Delays are not the norm, but shared transport can run late.

Who gets the best value from this package

This is a strong choice for families staying in southern Tenerife who want both a water park and an animal park. The included Loro Parque coach saves you from arranging a long cross-island trip, and two full outings give children a change of pace.

It also works for couples and groups of adults. Loro Parque can fill a day even without children, especially if you enjoy gardens, birds, marine animals, and the shows. Siam Park offers enough intense rides for adults, though queues can reduce the number of attractions you manage.

I would be more cautious if you dislike organized pickup routes, have limited mobility on a coach, or have only one free day. The product information lists a one-day validity, but the experience is designed around two separate park visits. Confirm the available dates and timing before you pay.

The package is also less useful if you are staying in northern Tenerife. You may still value the twin admission, but the included southern pickup is not designed around that area. Likewise, anyone interested in only one attraction should compare the individual ticket price before committing to the pair.

Small costs and smart ways to prepare

Lunch is not included, so budget for food at both parks. Water may cost more inside than you expect, and bringing a bottle can help if park rules allow it.

For Loro Parque, pack:

• Comfortable walking shoes
• Water
• A light poncho or money for one near the orca show
• A way to protect your phone from spray

For Siam Park, consider:

• Swimwear
• Water shoes
• A waterproof phone holder
• Extra money for a fast pass if queues are heavy

Do not assume a fast pass is necessary in every season. Check the queue situation on arrival, but understand that access may sell out before you decide later in the day.

The local team can make a real difference. Clear WhatsApp messages, map links, and quick answers have helped make pickup less stressful. Still, read every message closely and confirm the meeting point, since it may be close to your hotel rather than at the front entrance.

Cancellation and booking flexibility

You can cancel up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund. The reserve-now-and-pay-later option also lets you hold a place without paying immediately, which is useful while you are still arranging your Tenerife plans.

The important limitation comes after you select the park dates. Capacity control means the dates cannot be modified, so do not choose the Loro Parque date casually. Check your hotel location, flight schedule, and other excursions first.

Should you book the Siam Park and Loro Parque twin ticket?

I would book it if you want two major Tenerife attractions and are staying in the south. The Loro Parque transfer is the strongest practical benefit, since it takes care of the island crossing and gives you a full park day without hiring a car or arranging separate transport.

The value is also good when you use both tickets. You get two very different days: one focused on animals, gardens, and shows, the other on slides, pools, and warm-weather fun. Just allow extra time for the shared coach and prepare for queues at Siam Park.

Choose a different arrangement if you want a quiet schedule, need total control over departure times, or plan to visit only one park. For everyone else, this is a sensible two-day Tenerife package, provided you book the dates carefully and arrive ready for a little waiting.

FAQ

How many days do I need for the two parks?

You should plan two separate days, one for Loro Parque and one for Siam Park. You can visit Siam Park before or after Loro Parque.

Which date should I select when booking?

Select the date you want to visit Loro Parque. That date is tied to the included bus transportation, while Siam Park can be visited on a different date.

Is transport included to both parks?

Transport is included to Loro Parque from pickup points in Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos. Transport to Siam Park is not included.

Where will the bus collect me?

Pickup is available from the southern resort areas listed above. The exact time and meeting point are confirmed after booking and may be at a nearby location rather than directly at your hotel.

Are meals included?

No. Lunch is not included at either park.

Do I need a fast pass at Siam Park?

A fast pass is not included. Queue times can range from short waits to around 30 or 40 minutes, and fast passes may sell out quickly. You can decide whether the extra cost suits your plans.

Can pregnant women use all the Siam Park slides?

No. Pregnant women cannot access all slides because of health and safety restrictions.