Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer

Big thrills, beautiful animals, one useful ticket. This Tenerife package pairs Siam Park’s water rides with Loro Parque’s animal exhibits and shows, giving you two full days out for $115 per person. I like the strong value, especially because the price includes entry to both parks, and I like having the long transfer to Loro Parque arranged for you. The main catch is time: the bus from Tenerife’s south coast can take much longer than expected after several hotel pickups.

You choose which day to visit each park, but the booking date must be the day you go to Loro Parque because that is the day tied to your included bus transfer. Siam Park can come before or after it. This works best if you have at least two days to spare and want two major family attractions without arranging separate tickets and transport.

Key points at a glance

• Two parks for $115: Entry to Siam Park and Loro Parque makes this a useful package for families and couples planning both visits.
• Loro Parque transfer included: Pickup and return service is available from selected areas in Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos.
• Siam Park transport is not included: You arrange your own way there, although some hotels are close enough to walk.
• Allow extra time for the bus: The ride to Puerto de la Cruz can take around two hours from the south, with the return sometimes longer.
• Fingerprint check at the second park: You need your ticket and must remember which finger was registered at the first entrance.
• Arrive early at Siam Park: Queues can be short on a quiet day but can reach 30 to 40 minutes in busy periods, and fast-track passes can sell out.

Why this twin ticket works well for Tenerife

Tenerife’s two big parks offer very different days out. Siam Park is about speed, water, and rides. Loro Parque is slower and more varied, with birds, mammals, gardens, and scheduled shows. Pairing them gives you a lively contrast instead of two similar amusement-park days.

At $115, the package is especially useful if you already plan to visit both. Buying the parks together removes some hassle and includes the costly part of the Loro Parque outing, the round-trip coach from the south of Tenerife. It is less attractive if you only want one park, or if your holiday schedule is too tight for two separate visits.

The package is sold as a one-day activity, but the practical experience is two days. You may visit Siam Park before or after Loro Parque, so do not treat the reservation date as the only usable park date. Read the confirmation carefully and choose the Loro Parque date based on the coach schedule.

The arrangement suits families, couples, and mixed-age groups. A six-person group with children can use the ticket for two simple days out, while a couple can move through both parks at its own pace. Siam Park offers plenty for people chasing big slides, but it also has a wave pool, raft rides, and calmer areas for those who prefer not to launch themselves down a near-vertical chute.

The Loro Parque day: animals, gardens, and four shows

Loro Parque is in Puerto de la Cruz on Tenerife’s north coast. From the southern resort areas, the journey is the price you pay for reaching it. The bus may take just over an hour in a favorable schedule, but several pickups can stretch the ride to nearly two hours, and some return trips have taken close to three hours.

That makes the pickup details important. Your meeting point may not be directly outside your hotel. You receive the exact time and location by email, and the meeting place can be a short walk away. Check your spam folder if the message does not appear, and give the supplier the correct hotel name when you book.

Once inside, plan the day around the show schedule. The park is more than a quick look at animals behind glass. You can see many bird species, visit the orchid garden, and watch sea lion, dolphin, parrot, and orca presentations. The shows are a major reason to allow a full day rather than trying to squeeze the visit into a few hours.

The orca presentation is a particular highlight, but sit close to the front only if you are ready for water. A poncho costs about €3, and it can save your clothes from a very enthusiastic splash. That wet moment is part of the fun for many people, but it is worth planning for if you have phones, cameras, or young children with you.

The park’s setting and upkeep also add to the day. You can expect clean paths, attractive planting, and a well-maintained orchid garden. One useful way to plan is to attend the shows first, then use the gaps between them to explore the animal areas and gardens. Some families manage all four main shows and still see the rest of the park, although younger children may need more time and rest breaks.

Food is not included, but the cost is not necessarily ruinous. One detailed visit put lunch at roughly €10, with decent food available in both parks. Water is expensive inside Loro Parque, so take water with you if the rules and your bags allow it, or budget for buying drinks there.

The drawback is not the park itself. It is the transfer. A late coach or a long line of pickups cuts into your time, and the return route may feel tedious after a full day on your feet. The operator generally drops people off in the order they were collected, which can make the last part of the ride especially long for some hotels.

Siam Park: Thailand-inspired fun with real queues

Siam Park is in the south of Tenerife and is usually easier to reach independently than Loro Parque. The twin ticket includes admission, but not a shuttle or hotel transfer. If you stay near the park, walking may be practical. One couple walked there and used a courtesy bus back, but the package itself does not promise transport for this visit.

The park uses Thai-inspired design throughout, giving the water rides a more distinctive setting than a plain collection of slides. You can spend the day moving between thrill rides, raft rides, wave pools, and family attractions. The Wave Palace, Naga Racer, Mai Thai River, Kinaree, Bodhi Trail, and Coco Beach are among the attractions that suit different ages and comfort levels.

Siam Park is where timing matters most. Arriving around 9:30 or 10:00 can help you get ahead of the largest queues. On a quiet day, you might wait less than 15 minutes for some rides. On a busy summer day, waits of 30 to 40 minutes are possible, with the sun making each queue feel longer.

Fast-track access can help, but it is not part of this ticket. It may cost about €27, and it can sell out early. If riding as many slides as possible is central to your day, arrive early and consider buying it at the park. If you are happy to choose a few favorites and spend time in the wave pool or river, the regular entry may be enough.

Do not assume you need fast-track access automatically. Several visits managed nearly all the rides without it, while others found the queues too long to do everything. Crowd levels make a big difference. A family with children may prefer fewer rides and more time together, while teenagers and committed slide fans will feel the lost queue time more sharply.

The floor can feel hot in places, so comfortable footwear is useful. The general advice to bring comfortable shoes applies to the entire two-park package, not just the bus ride. You can buy water shoes at Siam Park, and a waterproof phone holder is practical if you want photos without risking your phone.

Pregnant women cannot use every slide because of health and safety limits. The activity is marked as unsuitable for pregnant women, so this ticket is not a good choice if the main aim is to ride the slides.

The coach transfer from Tenerife’s south coast

The included coach is the package’s biggest practical benefit and its most common source of frustration. Pickup areas include Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos, but the exact stop depends on your hotel and the local schedule.

In the best cases, the bus arrives on time and the journey is straightforward. Some pickups have been prompt, and the ride can take around an hour when there are few stops. In other cases, passengers were collected from many hotels, adding a lot of time before the coach reached Loro Parque.

Your position in the pickup order affects the whole day. If you are collected first, you may be among the first to arrive at Loro Parque, but you could spend close to three hours on the way back while the coach drops off other passengers. If you are collected later, your outward ride may be longer and your arrival later in the morning.

I would treat the advertised pickup time as a firm meeting time but not treat the arrival time as exact. Wear comfortable clothes, bring water, and avoid planning another fixed activity immediately after the return. The road journey is scenic in parts, and an English-speaking guide may be present. Cori received special praise for being funny, charismatic, and informative, while drivers and local representatives were also described as helpful.

The local contact may send directions and pickup details by WhatsApp. That can be useful if your meeting point is near, rather than at, your hotel. Keep the message available on your phone and allow a few extra minutes to reach the stop.

Tickets, fingerprints, and the detail you must not lose

You receive a combined ticket or QR code for both parks. At the first park, staff register your fingerprint. At the second park, you show the valid ticket again and use the fingerprint check to confirm that the same person is using the twin ticket.

This is a simple control measure, but it creates two details to remember. Keep the ticket safe, and remember which finger was registered for each person. If you are traveling as a family, do not mix up the tickets.

Once you choose the entry dates, you cannot change the booking because the parks manage capacity. Pick your Loro Parque date carefully, since that is the date linked to the bus transfer. Siam Park can be visited on the other day, either before or after.

The booking allows free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund, and reserve-now, pay-later booking is available. Those terms are useful if your plans are still shifting, but they do not override the date-change restriction after you have selected the park dates.

Food, clothing, and small costs to plan for

Lunch is not included at either park. Budget separately for food and drinks, especially water at Loro Parque, where it has been described as expensive. Food in both parks has been considered reasonably priced by some visitors, with lunch at Loro Parque put at about €10 on one visit.

Wear comfortable shoes. Loro Parque involves walking between animal areas, gardens, and show venues, while Siam Park combines walking with wet surfaces and hot flooring. A swimsuit, towel, and dry change of clothes make sense for Siam Park, although those items are not specified as included, so bring them yourself if needed.

At Loro Parque, bring or buy a poncho if you plan to sit near the orca show. At Siam Park, a waterproof phone pouch and water shoes can be useful purchases, but neither is required to enter.

The parks can fill much of a day, so do not plan to rush through them. Loro Parque needs enough time for its shows and animal areas. Siam Park requires patience if the slides are busy. You get better value from the $115 ticket when you use each day fully.

Who should book this package?

I would choose it if you are staying in the south and want both parks. The included Loro Parque coach solves the island’s biggest transport problem for this outing, and combining the admissions is easier than arranging the two visits separately.

It is particularly good for families who want one animal-focused day and one water-park day. Couples and groups without children can also enjoy it, especially if they plan around the show times at Loro Parque and arrive early at Siam Park.

I would pause before booking if your trip has only one free day. The package is designed for two park visits, not a quick combined outing. I would also think twice if long coach rides are a deal-breaker, if you only want Siam Park, or if you cannot tolerate standing in queues.

Should you book the $115 twin ticket?

For most people who plan to visit both attractions, yes. The package gives you two major Tenerife days, includes the Loro Parque transfer, and removes much of the ticket-arranging work. The strongest value comes when you use the included coach and spend a full day at each park.

Book with realistic expectations. The parks are excellent, but the Loro Parque journey from the south can be long, and Siam Park can involve serious queues in peak periods. Choose your dates carefully, arrive early for Siam Park, keep your QR ticket safe, and plan for food, water, and small extras.

If you want animals, gardens, and shows on one day, followed by slides and wave pools on another, this is an easy package to recommend. Just give Loro Parque the whole day and give the coach plenty of time.

FAQ

Is this ticket valid for one day or two days?

The booking is listed as valid for one day, but the twin ticket lets you visit Siam Park and Loro Parque on separate days. You must select the Loro Parque date as the reservation date because that is when the included transfer operates.

Is transport included to both parks?

No. Hotel pickup, drop-off, and bus transportation are included for the Loro Parque visit. Transport to Siam Park is not included.

Where is hotel pickup available?

Pickup is available from hotels or nearby meeting points in Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos. You must provide your hotel name when booking, and the exact meeting place and time will be reconfirmed by email.

Do I need to keep my ticket after visiting the first park?

Yes. You still need to show a valid ticket at the second park. Fingerprints are registered at the first park and used as an identity check at the second, so keep track of each person’s ticket and registered finger.

Can I change the park dates after booking?

No. Once your entry dates are selected, the booking cannot be modified because of capacity controls at the parks.

Is the package suitable for pregnant women?

It is marked as unsuitable for pregnant women. Pregnant women cannot use all of the slides at Siam Park for health and safety reasons.