Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer

Siam Park and Loro Parque give you two very different days out: one is built around big water rides, the other around animals, gardens, and shows. The package makes sense because it pairs both parks for $115 and includes the awkward northbound transfer to Loro Parque from Tenerife’s southern resorts.

I especially like the simple two-park ticket and the free coach from Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos. I also like that you can visit Siam Park before or after Loro Parque, so you are not forced into a rigid order.

The catch is the coach journey. Multiple hotel pickups can make the trip to Puerto de la Cruz take close to two hours, and the return can be longer. If you want a fast, tightly timed day, this is not the perfect arrangement.

Key points to know before booking

• Two separate park days: Use the ticket for Siam Park and Loro Parque on different days, not as a single combined visit.
• Loro Parque transport included: Pickup and drop-off are available from the main resort areas in south Tenerife.
• The bus can take nearly two hours: Hotel collection points and the order of drop-offs affect your time on the road.
• Siam Park queues shape your day: Fast-track access costs extra and can sell out early, especially in busy periods.
• Fingerprints link the two entries: You need your valid ticket again for the second park and must follow the entry control process.
• Comfortable shoes and water matter: You will spend much of the day walking, and drinks inside the parks can be expensive.

Two famous parks, one useful Tenerife package

Tenerife’s two headline family parks sit in different parts of the island. Siam Park is in Costa Adeje, close to many southern hotels. Loro Parque is in Puerto de la Cruz on the north coast, so the second park takes more planning if you are based in the south.

This package removes much of that planning. You receive entry to both parks, plus hotel pickup and a return bus transfer to Loro Parque. You arrange your own transport to Siam Park, although some hotels are close enough for an easy walk and a courtesy bus may be available.

At $115 per person, the value depends on how fully you use it. If you visit both parks, the price covers two major days out and the north-island transport that is often the trickiest part. If you only want one park, the twin ticket is not the right buy.

The package is best for families, couples, and groups who plan to spend at least two days enjoying major attractions. It also suits anyone staying in the south who does not want to hire a car or work out a public transport route to Puerto de la Cruz.

Loro Parque: allow the full day

Loro Parque is the more varied of the two parks. You can see many bird species, walk through an orchid garden, and attend sea lion, dolphin, parrot, and orca presentations. The setting is carefully maintained, with planted paths and plenty of detail to look at between scheduled shows.

The animal presentations are a major part of the visit. The orca show is especially memorable, but take a poncho if you sit near the front. A low-cost poncho is available at the park, and you may get thoroughly soaked.

I would plan around the show timetable as soon as you enter. With a full day, you have a good chance of seeing all four main presentations and still walking through the rest of the park. The coach arrangements often allow several hours on site, with one reported schedule giving park time from shortly after 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

That is enough time for a couple or a fast-moving group to cover the park well. With young children, you may find the day feels shorter because of stops, slower walking, food breaks, and the need to reach the coach on time.

Loro Parque also works for adults who are not keen on thrill rides. The orchid garden, bird areas, and animal habitats provide a slower pace than Siam Park. If your group has mixed interests, this is the day that gives everyone more room to choose their own rhythm.

The main drawback is the distance from the south. Pickup routes can add many stops, and some passengers have spent around one hour and 45 minutes on the outward trip. A few journeys have taken close to three hours on the way back because of the drop-off order.

That sounds excessive, but it is the price of shared transport across resort areas. The bus removes the stress of driving and parking, yet it does not give you the quickest possible route. Ask for the exact pickup location and time before the day, and check your email spam folder if the confirmation does not appear.

What the Loro Parque transfer is really like

Pickup is included from Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos, but it may not happen directly outside your hotel. The local operator confirms the meeting point, which may be a short walk away.

This detail matters more than it first appears. Several pickup points can add time to the trip, and the order in which people are collected affects the return journey. One south-coast pickup took just under two hours each way, while another journey was closer to an hour because the route was more direct.

The positive side is that the service is designed to be straightforward. The local team sends directions, map links, and ticket information by email or WhatsApp. Natalia and Rodrigo have both been singled out for quick, friendly help with arrangements, while an English-speaking guide named Cori helped make one Loro Parque visit more engaging.

Do not treat the stated pickup time as optional. Arrive early, carry water, and keep your ticket handy. A short delay at the start can matter when your return coach leaves at a fixed time.

The coach seats have been described as a little tight by one passenger, so this is worth considering if you prefer extra space. Still, the transfer is a practical trade-off for a full day at a park on the other side of the island.

Siam Park: thrilling rides and long queues

Siam Park has a completely different feel. Its design uses Thai-inspired buildings and decoration, while the attractions range from gentle family rides to steep slides for confident swimmers and thrill seekers.

You can spend the day on wave pools, raft rides, and slides such as Naga Racer, Mai Thai River, Kinaree, Bodhi Trail, and Coco Beach. The Wave Palace is a popular choice for families, while the faster attractions suit older children and adults looking for more excitement.

The park is large enough that you should arrive with a rough plan. Start with the rides that matter most to you, then leave time for the slower attractions and pool areas. Waiting times can be less than 15 minutes on a quieter day, but in busy periods you might face 30 to 40 minutes for individual slides.

Fast-track access is an extra cost. It can be worth considering if you want to fit many rides into one day, but do not assume it will always be available. It can sell out early, especially when the park is busy.

The practical advice is simple: arrive early. One booking recommendation was to reach the park about an hour before opening, particularly if you want fast-track access. You can still have a good day without it, but you will need patience and a willingness to skip a ride if the queue is too long.

The Tower of Power is among the attractions that may not appeal to everyone. Some people happily tackle nearly every ride but decide this one is too intimidating. That is part of the charm of Siam Park: your day can be as gentle or as intense as you choose.

Pregnant women cannot use all the slides because of health and safety restrictions. This package is therefore not suitable if your main reason for visiting is access to the full ride range during pregnancy.

Food, water, and what to pack

Lunch is not included, so budget separately for meals and snacks. Food has been described as reasonably priced and decent in quality at both parks, but water inside the parks can cost more than you expect.

Bring a refillable bottle if permitted by the park’s current rules, or plan where you will buy drinks. Staying hydrated matters on a full day outdoors, especially at Siam Park where you may spend hours in queues and pools.

Wear comfortable shoes for Loro Parque. You will walk a lot, and the park day is long. At Siam Park, footwear choices need more thought. Some areas can feel hot underfoot, while wet shoes are sold on site and can make walking between rides more comfortable.

A waterproof phone holder is another useful purchase if you want to take photos around the water attractions. Keep your park ticket safe too. You need it for both entries, not just for the first gate.

How the twin ticket works

You must choose which date you want for Loro Parque because that date controls the included coach transfer. Select the Loro Parque date as the reservation date, even if you plan to visit Siam Park first.

You can visit Siam Park before or after Loro Parque. This flexibility is useful if you want a rest day between parks or if the weather forecast makes one park more appealing on a particular day.

At the first park, entry staff may take your fingerprints for identification. The same control process is used for the second park, along with the valid ticket. Remember which finger was registered, and keep the ticket or QR code available.

Once you select the park dates, changes are not allowed because both parks control capacity. Check your plans carefully before confirming. The booking does offer free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead for a full refund, and reserve-now, pay-later is available, but those options do not mean you can change the chosen park dates after selection.

Who gets the best value from this ticket

I would choose this package if you are staying in the south and want both parks without arranging a car. The Loro Parque transfer is the biggest practical benefit, since reaching Puerto de la Cruz independently takes more effort than walking or taking a short local bus to Siam Park.

Families with children aged around six and older can get a lot from the pair, although the best rides at Siam Park have height or safety limits that are not specified here. The two parks also work well for adults. Loro Parque offers animal presentations and gardens, while Siam Park supplies the fast action.

Couples and groups should think about their patience for shared transport and queues. If you dislike long bus rides, a rental car may give you more control, though this ticket does not include a car and the package transfer remains the simpler choice.

I would not choose it for a short Tenerife stay of only one free day. You need two separate visits to receive the full value, and trying to rush both parks into one day would defeat the point.

Booking tips that prevent small problems

Tell the operator your south-Tenerife hotel when you book. The confirmed meeting point may be nearby rather than at the hotel itself, so check the map and allow time to walk there.

Save the QR code and ticket information offline. The local team has used WhatsApp to send clear directions, but a saved copy is useful if your phone signal is weak.

Plan Siam Park around queues, not just opening hours. Arriving early gives you the best chance of riding the most popular slides before waits grow. If you want fast-track access, ask about it at the start rather than assuming you can buy it later.

For Loro Parque, study the show schedule on arrival. Get to the orca presentation early if you want a close seat, and take a poncho for the splash zone. Keep an eye on the coach departure time, since missing the return bus creates a much bigger problem than missing one show.

Should you book this twin ticket?

Yes, if you want both parks and are staying in Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos. The price is strong for two full attraction days, and the included Loro Parque transport removes a large part of the planning.

Book it with realistic expectations. Loro Parque is worth the long ride for its shows, birds, gardens, and slower pace, but the transfer can be tiring. Siam Park is excellent for rides, but queues may limit how much you do without fast-track access.

I would book this for a family holiday or a group that wants two reliable, full days out. I would skip it if you have only one available day, dislike shared coaches, or want a completely flexible schedule. For everyone else, the combination gives you one of Tenerife’s best animal-focused days and one of its best water-park days at a sensible combined price.

FAQ

Does the ticket include entry to both Siam Park and Loro Parque?

Yes. The package includes one entry ticket for Siam Park and one entry ticket for Loro Parque. You visit the parks on separate days.

Is transport included to both parks?

Transport is included to Loro Parque from pickup points in Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, and Los Cristianos. Transport to Siam Park is not included, although a courtesy bus may be available in the area.

Which date should I select when booking?

Select the date you plan to visit Loro Parque. This is the date connected to the included bus transfer. You may visit Siam Park before or after that date.

How long is the transfer to Loro Parque?

The journey varies with the pickup route. It can take around one hour, but multiple collection points may make the outward trip close to two hours and the return longer.

Do I need to bring anything special?

Bring comfortable shoes, water, and your valid ticket or QR code. A poncho is useful for the orca presentation, and wet shoes or a waterproof phone holder may be useful at Siam Park.

Can pregnant women use the Siam Park rides?

Pregnant women cannot access all Siam Park slides because of health and safety restrictions. The package is listed as unsuitable for pregnant women.