Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer

Tenerife’s best-known family parks offer two very different days out: Loro Parque is a zoo, garden, and show park in Puerto de la Cruz, while Siam Park is a large Thai-themed water park in the south. This twin ticket lets you visit both, with the useful bonus of a return coach to Loro Parque.

I like two things right away. First, you get two major attractions for $115 per person, which is a fair deal if you plan to visit both. Second, the included Loro Parque transfer saves you the trouble of arranging a long cross-island journey. The catch is that the coach can take much longer than expected because of hotel pickups, especially on the return.

Key points to know before booking

• Two parks, usually on two separate days: Use the ticket at Siam Park before or after your Loro Parque visit.
• Loro Parque transport is included: Pickup is available from Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos.
• The coach journey can be lengthy: The ride from southern Tenerife may take around two hours, and multiple stops can extend the day.
• Loro Parque needs a full day: Four animal shows, the orchid garden, birds, sea lions, dolphins, and orcas give you plenty to see.
• Siam Park queues affect your value: Arrive early if you want the biggest selection of rides, or consider buying a fast pass at the park.
• Fingerprints link your two entries: Keep your ticket and remember which finger was registered at the first park.

Two famous parks, two very different days

This package works best when you treat it as a two-day plan, not one marathon outing. The booking date is tied to the Loro Parque transfer, but you can visit Siam Park before or after that date.

That arrangement is handy if you are staying in the south. Siam Park is close to many hotels in Costa Adeje and Playa de Las Américas, so you may not need a shuttle for that day. Loro Parque, by contrast, is in Puerto de la Cruz on the north coast. The included coach turns a potentially awkward cross-island trip into a single organised day.

The ticket costs $115 per person. The value depends on your plans. If you already intend to visit both parks, the combined entry and Loro Parque transport make sense. If you only want a water-park day, buying a Siam Park ticket alone may suit you better.

You also need to select which day you want for each park when booking. Once the dates are confirmed, they cannot be changed because the parks control capacity. Read the pickup message carefully, since the coach may collect you at a nearby meeting point rather than directly outside your hotel.

The Loro Parque coach from southern Tenerife

Your Loro Parque day starts with a hotel-area pickup. The exact time and meeting place are sent after booking, and the local team may contact you by email or WhatsApp. Check your spam folder if the details do not arrive.

The ride is the main practical weakness of this package. Some pickups are quick, with only a couple of stops, while others involve a long circuit through the resort areas. The trip from Playa de Las Américas or Costa Adeje can take just under two hours, but some passengers have spent much longer on the return because of the drop-off order.

That matters because your park time is fixed. A late departure or slow pickup can reduce time inside Loro Parque, even though the park itself deserves a full day. The coach normally gives you several hours there, with some schedules allowing arrival around 10 a.m. and pickup around 4 or 5 p.m.

I would bring water and a comfortable pair of shoes. Drinks inside the parks can be expensive, and you will spend much of the day walking or standing. One passenger also found the coach seats a little tight, so keep that in mind if you prefer extra room.

The transfer is still a useful part of the deal. You avoid driving, parking, and working out the north-south route yourself. The ride also gives you a scenic look at Tenerife, though it is transport rather than a guided island tour.

Loro Parque: the park that rewards a full day

Loro Parque is more than a quick zoo visit. The grounds include animal areas, gardens, several scheduled shows, and an orchid garden. It is clean and carefully maintained, with enough variety to keep a family occupied for most of the day.

The four main shows are a big reason to plan your time. You can see presentations involving orcas, dolphins, sea lions, and parrots. The shows are relatively short, so check the daily schedule when you enter and work your route around them.

The orca presentation is especially memorable, but sit carefully. The splash zone can leave you soaked. A €3 poncho is a sensible purchase if you want to sit close without getting drenched, though some people enjoy the surprise.

The parrot show gives the park a different feel from a standard zoo. The bird collection is one of the major attractions, and the grounds make it easy to combine exhibits with a leisurely walk. The orchid garden adds a quiet pause between shows and animal areas.

You can also expect displays involving many other species, along with dolphins and sea lions. Some people will find the animal presentations the highlight of the day. Others may feel the shows do not justify the price on their own, especially if the park is crowded or you are travelling with very young children.

That is why I would plan to see all four shows and allow time to wander. One couple managed to see the full programme twice, while another found a shorter visit sufficient. Families with children may need more time for breaks, food, and slower walking.

Food is not included, but meals are available inside the park. Prices and quality can vary by outlet, although some visitors found food reasonably priced and decent. Bring water if you want to keep costs down.

Siam Park: thrilling slides and long waits

Siam Park brings a completely different kind of energy. It is a Thai-inspired water park with wave pools, raft rides, family attractions, and fast slides. The setting is designed to feel like a separate world, with Thai details throughout the park.

The ride list includes attractions such as the Wave Palace, Naga Racer, Mai Thai River, Kinaree, Bodhi Trail, and Coco Beach. There are choices for families as well as people looking for a serious adrenaline rush.

The main issue is queue time. On busy days, waits can reach 30 to 40 minutes, especially for popular slides. Some people complete most rides without a fast pass, but you should not count on that during peak periods.

Arriving early gives you the best chance of riding more before the crowds build. Fast pass availability can be limited, and it may sell out. If you care more about fitting in many slides than keeping the cost low, ask about fast-track options as soon as you arrive.

You may also find that queues are exposed to the sun. Bring sun protection and water. Wet shoes can be bought at the park, and a waterproof phone pouch is useful if you want to carry your phone around the pools and slides.

The Tower of Power is one of the best-known high-thrill rides, but it is not for everyone. You can have a full day without riding every attraction. The Mai Thai River, Wave Palace, and family areas offer a gentler pace, while the larger slides suit confident swimmers and thrill-seekers.

Pregnant women cannot use all the slides for health and safety reasons, so this package is not suitable if full access to Siam Park is important to you.

How the twin ticket works at the entrances

The ticket covers both parks, but you need to keep it safe. At the first park, your fingerprint is registered for identity control. At the second park, you show the ticket again and provide the matching fingerprint.

Remember which finger was used for each person. This sounds minor, but it can cause confusion in a family group if everyone handles the tickets and forgets the order. You still need to show a valid ticket at both entrances.

Some people visit Siam Park first, then Loro Parque. Others use the Loro Parque coach first and visit Siam Park later. Both arrangements are allowed, but you must select the Loro Parque date as the reservation date because that is the day connected to the transport.

At the Loro Parque entrance, you may receive a wristband while keeping the ticket for the second park. Follow the instructions from the local representative and do not throw anything away until both visits are complete.

What the organisation is like

The package is run by Viajes Teide Tenerife Excursions. The practical support is one of its stronger points. The local team sends directions, pickup information, and ticket details, with communication available in Spanish, English, French, German, Icelandic, and Italian.

Several guides and representatives received praise for making the arrangements easy. Cori, an English-speaking guide, was described as entertaining and helpful during one visit. Rodrigo provided clear instructions by WhatsApp for another booking, while Natalia helped with park ticket arrangements and directions.

Pickup performance can vary. Some departures arrived exactly on time, while others were around 10 minutes late. A few delays came from additional hotel stops or waiting for passengers. I would arrive at the meeting point early and allow extra time rather than standing outside your hotel at the last second.

The service is strongest when you want convenience, not total control. If you rent a car, you may reach Loro Parque faster and leave whenever you like. If you prefer to avoid driving on unfamiliar roads, the coach is worth the tradeoff.

Is $115 good value?

For two full park admissions and a return transfer to Loro Parque, $115 is reasonable. The deal becomes stronger when you would otherwise pay separately for transport to the north. It also removes the hassle of arranging two tickets and coordinating two major attractions yourself.

The value drops if you do not enjoy animal parks, water slides, or long days on your feet. Loro Parque is not simply a quick stop, and Siam Park can become expensive if you add fast passes, food, drinks, wet shoes, or other extras.

Think of the cost as an entry package, not an all-inclusive day. Lunch is not included. Water and snacks may help keep spending under control, but you should still budget for at least some purchases inside the parks.

Families can get strong value because both parks offer a mix of gentle and exciting activities. Couples and adult groups can enjoy the attractions too, but you may prefer Siam Park if animal shows are not a priority.

Who should book this Tenerife park package?

I would choose this ticket if you are staying in southern Tenerife and want to visit both headline attractions. It is especially useful for families who want two organised days without arranging a car or separate long-distance transport.

It also suits first-time visitors who want an easy plan. The ticket, coach, and entry instructions are handled together, and support is available if you need help with pickup details.

I would think twice if you dislike coach travel, need a flexible schedule, or want to spend only a few hours at Loro Parque. The long return journey can be tiring, and the number of pickups varies.

For Siam Park, decide how much riding you want. If your goal is every major slide, arrive early and consider a fast pass. If you are content with a few rides, the standard ticket can still work well.

Should you book it?

Book this twin ticket if both parks are on your Tenerife list and you value convenience. Loro Parque is the stronger reason to accept the long coach ride, while Siam Park supplies the high-energy second day.

The best plan is to visit Siam Park on a separate day, arrive early, and keep your ticket secure. For Loro Parque, expect a full day, sit carefully near the orca pool, bring water, and accept that the transfer may take longer than the map suggests.

I would not book it solely for a cheap ride to Loro Parque if you are unsure about visiting Siam Park. But for two park days at $115, with transport to the north included, this is a practical and well-priced choice for many southern Tenerife holidays.

FAQ

How many days do I need for the twin ticket?

You should plan two separate days, one for Loro Parque and one for Siam Park. The parks do not need to be visited on the same day.

Which date should I select when booking?

Select the date you want to visit Loro Parque. That date is linked to the included coach transfer, while Siam Park can be visited before or after it.

Is transport included to both parks?

Transport is included to Loro Parque from selected areas in southern Tenerife. Siam Park entry is included, but transport to Siam Park is not.

Where does the Loro Parque coach collect passengers?

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

How will I receive my pickup information?

The local supplier reconfirms the exact pickup time and location by email. Check your spam folder if you do not see the message, and local representatives may also provide information through WhatsApp.

Are meals included?

No. Lunch is not included in the package, so budget separately for food and drinks inside the parks.

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

Yes. You need a valid ticket for both parks. Keep the ticket safe until your second entry is complete.

Why are fingerprints taken?

Fingerprints are used to control access to the second park. You must still show the valid ticket when entering.

Can I change the park dates after booking?

No. Once the entry dates are selected, the booking cannot be modified because each park controls capacity.

Can pregnant women use Siam Park?

Pregnant women cannot access all of the slides for health and safety reasons. The activity is therefore listed as unsuitable for pregnant women.