Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer

The clever part of this Tenerife package is that it joins the island’s two big family attractions without making you arrange the awkward journey to Puerto de la Cruz yourself. You get Loro Parque and Siam Park for $115, then visit them on separate days.

I like the included hotel pickup from Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos. I also like the freedom to visit Siam Park before or after Loro Parque. The catch is the coach ride north: depending on your pickup order, it can take about an hour, nearly two hours, or even close to three hours on the return.

Key points to know before booking

• Two parks, two days: Use the twin ticket for Loro Parque and Siam Park on separate dates.
• Transport where it matters most: Round-trip coach transport to Loro Parque is included, but Siam Park transport is not part of the package.
• Loro Parque has four main shows: Plan your day around the orca, dolphin, sea lion, and parrot presentations.
• Siam Park queues can shape your day: Fast-track tickets may sell out, especially during busy summer periods.
• Keep your ticket and remember your fingerprint: Access to the second park requires the valid ticket and fingerprint control.
• South Tenerife pickup is convenient but not quick: Your exact pickup point may be close to, rather than at, your hotel.

Two very different park days for $115

This works best if you want two full days of entertainment and do not mind setting aside a good part of your holiday for organized attractions. Loro Parque is a zoo and animal park in Puerto de la Cruz, on Tenerife’s north coast. Siam Park is a large water park near Costa Adeje in the south.

The package price is strong because it combines both entrances with transport to the park that is harder to reach from the south. You are not paying for a guided tour of each attraction. Instead, you get access, transport to Loro Parque, and enough flexibility to explore at your own pace.

I would treat the $115 as a good value if you plan to visit both parks anyway. Buying separate tickets and arranging your own transport can take more planning. If you only want one park, though, this package is not the right choice.

The ticket is described as valid for one day because the booking date is tied to the Loro Parque transport. In practice, you use the two park admissions on separate days. Select the date for Loro Parque when booking, then choose the Siam Park date before or after it.

The Loro Parque coach from Tenerife’s south

The included coach is the practical heart of this package. You can request pickup from a hotel in Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos. The exact time and pickup location are confirmed by email, and the bus may use a nearby meeting point rather than your hotel entrance.

Check your email and spam folder before the excursion. A local representative may also send directions and map links by WhatsApp. Rodrigo and Natalia are among the helpful local contacts associated with bookings, while Cori has been praised as an engaging English-speaking guide on a Loro Parque visit.

The coach route can be smooth, but the timing depends heavily on the pickup list. Some departures reach Loro Parque in about an hour. Others take close to two hours because the bus collects people at several hotels. If you are among the first pickups, you may be on board for nearly three hours on the way north, then get a shorter return if you are dropped off early.

This is the main weakness of the package. A late departure, an extra stop, or a long hotel circuit can reduce your time inside the park. On the other hand, the ride removes the stress of driving, parking, and finding your way across the island.

Bring water for the bus and the park. Drinks can be expensive inside Loro Parque, and the day is long. Wear comfortable shoes because you will be walking for hours.

Making the most of Loro Parque

Loro Parque is the more varied of the two days. It combines animal enclosures, gardens, aquarium-style displays, and scheduled presentations. The park is carefully maintained, with tropical planting and an orchid garden that gives you a calmer break between shows.

The four main presentations are the orca, dolphin, sea lion, and parrot shows. You can often fit them all into the day if you study the timetable when you arrive. One useful plan is to attend the shows first, then explore the animal areas between presentations.

The orca show is a major draw, but sit near the back or buy a poncho if you want to stay dry. Water can reach well beyond the front rows. A €3 poncho is a small extra cost compared with spending the rest of the day in wet clothes.

The dolphin and sea lion presentations are also popular. The parrot show adds something different and suits younger children who may prefer colorful birds to larger marine animals. If you have a full day, you can sometimes see the presentations more than once.

Loro Parque is not only about the shows. Leave time for the birds, animal habitats, gardens, and quieter corners. Families with small children may need the whole day to move at a comfortable pace. A couple moving quickly may see the main areas and shows within the allocated time, but you should not count on doing everything casually if the coach arrives late.

Food is available inside the park, and prices have been described as reasonable compared with many major attractions. Lunch is not included in the package, so allow money for food and drinks. You can also plan a quick meal around the show schedule rather than losing time during one of the presentations.

The animal displays are a point of personal judgment. Many people appreciate the clean grounds, careful presentation, and close views. One visitor felt that the park offered less to do beyond the short marine shows and found it crowded. I would choose Loro Parque because you want a full animal park day, not because you expect a nonstop amusement park.

The ticket system and second-park entry

At the first park, staff register your fingerprint for ticket control. You still need to show the valid ticket when entering the second park. Keep the QR code, paper ticket, or digital ticket safe throughout both days.

If several people are traveling together, make a note of which ticket belongs to whom. It also helps to remember which finger was used. This may sound fussy, but it can prevent confusion at the second entrance.

Once you select the park dates, changes are not allowed because both parks control capacity. Check your plans carefully before confirming. This is especially important if you are visiting during a busy summer week and want to keep your schedule loose.

A full day at Siam Park

Siam Park is the high-energy half of the package. Its theme is inspired by Thailand, with ornate buildings, tropical planting, wave pools, raft rides, and large water slides. You can spend the day racing, floating, or simply relaxing beside the water.

The park suits mixed groups because the attractions range from calmer rides to serious slides. Families can use the wave pool and raft rides, while older children and adults may head for the more intense attractions. You do not need to fill every minute with slides to enjoy the setting.

Queues are the key issue. In busy periods, waits can reach 30 to 40 minutes, and you may spend some of that time in direct sun. One useful tactic is to arrive around 9:30 or 10 a.m., close to opening, so you can reach popular rides before the lines build.

Fast-track access may be available at the park, but it can sell out quickly. Some people manage every major ride without it, while others find the long waits frustrating. If you have only one Siam Park day and want to ride nearly everything, budget for the possibility of buying a fast pass. It is an extra cost, not part of the $115 package.

The water attractions require practical planning. Wear comfortable shoes for walking between rides, and consider water shoes if your feet are sensitive to hot surfaces. A splash-proof phone holder is useful if you want to carry your phone near the pools. Pregnant women cannot use all the slides because of health and safety restrictions, so this is not an ideal choice if the main purpose of the day is riding every attraction.

Siam Park is easy to reach independently for many people staying near Costa Adeje or Playa de Las Américas. That is why the package includes transport to Loro Parque but not Siam Park. A courtesy bus or a short walk may be enough for some hotels, while others will need to arrange their own route.

How the two days fit together

You should decide which park to visit first before you book. The reservation date must be the day you want to travel to Loro Parque because that is the date linked to the included coach.

I would usually place Loro Parque on the coach day and Siam Park on a separate day with a lighter evening afterward. The northbound coach, the long walking day, and the scheduled shows make Loro Parque tiring even when the trip runs well.

Siam Park can also be tiring, but you control the pace more easily. You can spend an hour at the wave pool, skip the biggest slides, or leave before closing if the family has had enough. That flexibility is useful after a full day on the road.

Do not plan an important evening event immediately after the Loro Parque excursion. The return time depends on drop-offs, and the bus may take much longer than the morning journey. Several pickup points can add a large amount of time.

What is included, and what costs extra

For $115 per person, you receive:

• Entry to Siam Park
• Entry to Loro Parque
• Pickup and drop-off from the main resort areas in south Tenerife
• Round-trip bus transport to Loro Parque

Lunch is not included. You should also expect to pay separately for drinks, snacks, a possible poncho at Loro Parque, and a fast pass at Siam Park if you decide the queues are too long.

The package offers the best value when you use both admissions. A family of four gets two full outings, but the add-ons can increase the total. You do not need to buy every extra to have a good time. A well-timed arrival at Siam Park may save you from buying fast-track access, and bringing water can reduce spending inside the parks.

The price also buys convenience. You are paying to avoid arranging the long trip from Tenerife’s south to Puerto de la Cruz. That matters if you do not want to rent a car or manage public transport with children.

Who should book this twin ticket

I would recommend it to families, couples, and groups staying in the south who already want to visit both parks. It is especially useful for anyone who values a planned transfer to Loro Parque and does not want to drive across the island.

It suits families with children old enough to enjoy both animal presentations and water rides. You can also have a good time without children, particularly at Siam Park, but the package is built around full-day attractions rather than a relaxed sightseeing schedule.

I would hesitate if your holiday is short, your itinerary is tightly timed, or long coach journeys bother you. The trip to Loro Parque can be scenic, but the multiple pickup stops may cut into your park time. You should also think twice if you dislike queues, since Siam Park can become crowded.

The parks are not interchangeable. Loro Parque offers animals, gardens, and shows. Siam Park offers rides, pools, and slides. The twin ticket works because the days feel different, not because they offer the same kind of entertainment.

Booking details worth getting right

Choose the Loro Parque date as the booking date. Then decide which day you want to visit Siam Park. Once the dates are selected, you cannot change them because admission is controlled by park capacity.

Give the supplier your hotel name in the south when booking. Wait for the confirmed pickup time and meeting point, and read the message carefully. The bus may not stop at your hotel itself.

Cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the activity for a full refund. You can also reserve now and pay later, which helps if your Tenerife plans are not fully settled.

The activity has host or greeter support in Spanish, English, French, German, Icelandic, and Italian. The actual transfer may be multilingual, while local contacts can help with pickup instructions and ticket questions.

Should you book the Tenerife twin ticket?

Book it if you want both major parks, are staying in south Tenerife, and value having Loro Parque transport arranged. At $115, it is a sensible package for two full days, especially when you make use of the included coach.

Skip it if you only want Siam Park, need a fast and fixed timetable, or plan to visit Loro Parque by rental car. The long transfer is the price of convenience, and it can be the difference between a relaxed day and a tiring one.

My practical choice would be to reserve Loro Parque on a day with no evening plans, arrive at Siam Park early, and carry water, comfortable shoes, and a dry change of clothes. Follow that plan and this ticket gives you two of Tenerife’s most popular family days without much advance organizing.

FAQ

Does the ticket include both Siam Park and Loro Parque?

Yes. The package includes entry to both parks. You visit them on separate days, before or after the Loro Parque transport date.

Is transport included to both parks?

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

Where does the Loro Parque bus pick up?

Pickup is available from hotels in Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos. The exact meeting point may be close to your hotel rather than at the hotel itself.

How long does the bus ride to Loro Parque take?

The journey can take about an hour, but multiple hotel pickups may extend it to nearly two hours or longer. The return journey can also take longer depending on the drop-off order.

Do I need to choose the Loro Parque date when booking?

Yes. Select the date you want to visit Loro Parque because that is the date connected to the included transport. You can visit Siam Park before or after that date.

Can pregnant women use all the Siam Park slides?

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