Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer

Siam Park brings big water slides, raft rides, and a wave pool; Loro Parque trades the splashes for an orchid garden, birds, and animal shows. The package links two very different days out, with a return bus from Tenerife’s southern resorts to Loro Parque.

I like the two-park ticket, which saves you arranging separate admissions, and the included Loro Parque transfer, handy if you are staying in the south. One catch: the ride north can take much longer than the drive itself, depending on pickup stops.

The parks are visited on separate days, so you can put the water park where it suits your plans. Set your booking date to the Loro Parque day, since that is when the bus runs, and keep the ticket for your second visit.

• Two parks, two days: Use your admissions on separate days, not as a single combined visit.
• Loro Parque transport included: Pickup is available from selected areas in south Tenerife, though your stop may be near rather than at your hotel.
• Siam Park transport is not included: If your hotel is nearby, you may be able to walk; otherwise, plan your own way there.
• Expect lines at Siam Park: Queue times vary, and fast passes may sell out early.
• Keep your ticket handy: Fingerprints are used for access to the second park, and you still need a valid ticket.
• Bring comfortable shoes: You will be on your feet at both parks.

Two parks, with a day between the thrills and the animals

This ticket makes sense because Siam Park and Loro Parque offer very different outings. One is a full-on water park, with slides, raft rides, and a wave pool. The other is a zoo with animal exhibits, gardens, and scheduled shows. You can give each a separate day rather than trying to rush through both.

At $115 per person, the package is most appealing if you plan to visit both parks. Admission to both is included, as is round-trip transport to Loro Parque from selected southern resort areas. There is no Loro Parque transfer fee to organize separately, which is useful when you are staying far from the park.

The ticket does not make every part of the trip effortless. You need to make your own transport arrangements for Siam Park, and the Loro Parque bus route can involve several pickups. Still, if both parks are already on your list, the package keeps the basics together and offers a straightforward way to plan two major outings.

Your Loro Parque day starts with the bus north

Loro Parque is in the north of Tenerife, while the included pickups serve Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos in the south. When booking, give the supplier your hotel name. You may be asked to meet at a nearby pickup point rather than right outside your hotel, and the exact time and location are confirmed by email. Check your spam folder if the details do not arrive.

The distance is only part of the timing. The bus may collect other passengers before heading north, so allow for a lengthy ride. Journeys have ranged from around an hour to close to three hours, depending on the route and drop-off order. That uncertainty matters if you are traveling with children or trying to fit in every show. Keep the day flexible, and do not plan a tight appointment after the return.

The transport is valuable because it removes the need to arrange your own cross-island journey on the Loro Parque day. But it is a shared bus, not a private transfer, so punctuality and total travel time can vary. Confirm your pickup information before the day, arrive at the stated location on time, and bring water for the ride and the park.

At Loro Parque, plan around the shows

Loro Parque is more than a quick stop to see a few animals. You can walk through the orchid garden, look for different bird species, and visit exhibits featuring orcas and other animals. Sea lion, dolphin, and parrot shows are among the day’s main attractions.

A full day gives you the best chance to explore at an unhurried pace and catch the shows you care about. The park is large enough that it is worth checking show schedules on arrival and deciding what matters most to you. If you want to see several performances, build your route around their start times rather than wandering from one side of the park to the other and hoping it works out.

The shows are a major draw, but they may not suit everyone. If you are uncomfortable with animal performances or captive-animal exhibits, think about that before choosing this ticket. For families who are keen to see the shows and exhibits, the combination of gardens, birds, and marine-animal displays gives the day variety.

There are food outlets in the park, but lunch is not included. Bring a little extra for food and drinks, and consider carrying water: park prices can add up. If you are planning to watch an orca show, a poncho may be useful if you want to avoid getting wet.

Siam Park is a separate day of slides and queues

Siam Park gives the package a very different feel. Expect water slides, raft rides, and a wave pool, with a setting inspired by Thailand and Thai culture. It works for families looking for a day with options beyond high-speed rides, while visitors who love a rush can make the slides their focus.

Queue lengths are the main variable. At quieter times, waits may be short; during busy periods, some rides can involve waits of 30 to 40 minutes. That affects how much you can fit into the day, especially if you want to ride nearly everything. Arriving early is a sensible plan, and fast passes can help if avoiding queues matters to you. They may sell out, so do not assume you can buy one later in the day.

Prioritized access is an extra cost, not part of this twin ticket. A fast-track option has been available for about €27, but prices and availability can change, so check at the park. Some visitors manage the rides without it; others decide the saved waiting time is worth paying for. Your best choice depends on the day’s crowds and how many rides are on your must-do list.

Pack for a wet day, and wear comfortable shoes for walking around the park. The ground can feel hot in places, so footwear may be welcome between rides. There are also attractions suited to different comfort levels: the Tower of Power, for example, is not for everyone, and you can have a good day without forcing yourself onto every slide.

Siam Park admission is included, but transport is not. If you are staying close by, walking may be practical; otherwise, arrange your own trip. Do not mistake the Loro Parque bus inclusion for a shuttle to both parks.

Ticket checks and dates need a little care

The booking date should be the day you want to visit Loro Parque, because that is the date tied to the included bus transfer. You can visit Siam Park before or after Loro Parque, on a separate day. The package information describes a one-day validity, but also specifies two park visits on separate days, so take care to select and confirm the dates for both admissions when booking.

A fingerprint is taken for access control at the second park. You still need to show a valid ticket, so keep the ticket safe and make sure each person uses the same ticket and finger association when entering the other park. Losing track of the ticket or mixing up whose ticket is whose could make the second entry more troublesome.

Once you select your entry dates, you cannot change the booking because each park controls capacity. If your plans are not firm, note that the activity offers free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance and a reserve-now, pay-later option. Confirm the current terms before you book.

Who gets the best value from this ticket

Families and couples who want two full outings will get the clearest value. Loro Parque offers gardens, animals, and shows; Siam Park brings water rides and pools. Having both admissions in one package saves you from arranging two separate park tickets, and the bus is a real plus if you are based in the south and do not want to handle the Loro Parque journey yourself.

The package is less convenient if you only want one park, dislike long bus trips, or need tight control over your schedule. It is also not suitable for pregnant women, who are restricted from some Siam Park slides for health and safety reasons. If you are pregnant, do not assume the ticket is a good fit just because some parts of the park are not rides.

For most people deciding between separate tickets and this package, ask two questions: will you visit both parks, and will the Loro Parque bus save you a meaningful amount of planning? If the answer to both is yes, $115 per person is a sensible way to cover the two admissions and the northbound transfer. If you are mainly interested in Siam Park, price that visit and its transport separately before committing.

Should you book it?

Book this if you want both parks and can give each its own day. The twin admission and Loro Parque bus make a strong practical combination, particularly from the southern resorts. Just plan for a potentially long transfer, bring money for lunch and drinks, and keep your ticket safe for the second entry.

If queues are a deal-breaker, arrive early at Siam Park and consider a fast pass if one is available. If the journey north sounds like too much of your day, or animal shows are not your thing, choose the park that fits your interests instead of buying the pair.

FAQ

Are both parks included in the ticket?

Yes. The package includes entry to Loro Parque and Siam Park.

Can I visit both parks on the same day?

The parks are intended to be visited on separate days. You can go to Siam Park before or after your Loro Parque visit.

Which day should I select when booking?

Select your Loro Parque visit date, because that is the date for the included bus transfer. Confirm the Siam Park date as part of your booking.

Is transport to both parks included?

No. Round-trip bus transport is included for Loro Parque. Transport to Siam Park is not included.

Where does the Loro Parque bus pick up?

Pickup is available from Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos. The stop may be close to your hotel rather than directly outside it.

How will I find my pickup time and place?

The supplier reconfirms the exact time and pickup location by email. Check your spam folder if you have not received the details.

Do I need to bring anything?

Comfortable shoes are recommended. Water is also a practical choice, as drinks in the park can be expensive.

Why are fingerprints taken?

A fingerprint is used for access control at the second park. You must still show a valid ticket for entry.

Can I cancel the booking?

Yes. You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.