Tenerife Theme Parks

Siam Park in Costa Adeje. It is a Thai style water park with some of the biggest water rides in Europe, and it is often named among the top water parks in the world.

No, Tenerife has no classic roller coaster park. The theme parks here are water parks, animal parks and outdoor adventure parks. The closest things to a coaster are the big water slides at Siam Park and the bobsled ride at Jungle Park.

Siam Park and Aqualand in Costa Adeje, Jungle Park and Monkey Park near Los Cristianos, and Camel Park in La Camella. If you stay in the south, all five are within about 15 minutes.

Yes. Siam Park and Aqualand are around 10 minutes by car from Playa de las Americas, and Jungle Park runs a free daily bus from the area.

Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz and Forestal Park in the pine forest of La Esperanza. Both combine well with a day exploring the green north of the island.

Siam Park for big slides, theming and the wave pool, ideal for teenagers and adults. Aqualand for small children and a calmer, cheaper day, with a dolphin show included. Many families with toddlers actually enjoy Aqualand more.

Loro Parque is the world class park: orcas, Penguin Planet and habitats you will not find elsewhere in Europe, but it is about an hour from the south. Jungle Park is smaller, cheaper, ten minutes from the southern resorts and has a birds of prey show that flies right over your head.

Day tickets currently start around 26€ for Forestal Park, 28€ for Camel Park, 35€ for Jungle Park, 36€ for Aqualand and 44€ for Siam Park and Loro Parque. Combo tickets start at 49€ and save money on every combination.

Online in advance. Club Canary sells official tickets for every major park with a Best Price Guarantee, digital QR delivery in about 20 minutes and local support on WhatsApp, backed by 1,370+ verified reviews.

Aqualand has large shallow zones and mini slides, Camel Park offers animal feeding and a gentle camel ride, and Jungle Park is compact enough for small legs. At Siam Park, toddlers have the Lost City play area, but the park is really built for bigger thrill seekers.

We do not recommend it. Each big park fills a full day, and the combo tickets are designed for separate days. Even the Twin Ticket for Siam Park and Loro Parque is meant to be used on two different days.

Plan one day per big park. Siam Park, Loro Parque and Aqualand each take a full day, Jungle Park takes half a day to a full day. Most visitors pick two or three parks per holiday.

You skip the ticket desk queue, you pay the same or less thanks to the Best Price Guarantee, and you have a local team in Tenerife answering questions before and during your visit. At the gate you queue and pay full price.

Yes, all major parks open year round, usually from around 10:00 to 17:00 or 18:00. The only seasonal exception is Siam Park Night, which runs on summer evenings only.

Siam Park open after dark: illuminated slides, a laser show over the wave pool and evening hours from 20:00 to midnight. It runs from late June to the end of August. Outside those dates, the regular day tickets are the way to go.

The easiest way is the Club Canary Siam Park bus from Puerto de la Cruz: pickup near your hotel in the morning, direct ride to the park and a guaranteed seat back in the afternoon. You can book the bus alone or bus plus entry ticket together.

Book your Loro Parque ticket with transport included, or take the separate Loro Parque bus from the south. It picks up in Costa Adeje, Playa de las Americas, Los Cristianos and nearby resorts and arrives at the park around 10:00.

Yes. Jungle Park runs a free daily bus from the south, and Aqualand offers a free south shuttle. For Siam Park and Loro Parque, bus services are available as a paid option that saves you taxis and parking stress.

Yes. Club Canary arranges group bookings with special prices, and private buses when needed. We have handled theme park tickets for groups of 300 people on the same day. Message us on WhatsApp with your group size and wishes.

The big parks restrict outside food and may check bags at the entrance. Water bottles and small snacks for children are generally fine. All parks have restaurants and kiosks inside.

Partly. Loro Parque is mostly flat and manageable. Siam Park, Aqualand and Forestal Park have areas and attractions that are not fully accessible. Message Club Canary before booking and we give you an honest answer for your specific situation.

Yes, all water parks rent lockers at the entrance. The Siam Park All Inclusive ticket includes a locker and a towel, so you walk in with empty hands.

The big water slides have height limits for safety, and Forestal Park requires children to be at least school age with a weight limit of 120 kg on some courses. Every Club Canary listing shows the restrictions per park.

If you plan to visit both parks, yes. It is cheaper than two separate tickets, uses one QR code and lets you visit the parks on different days. It is the single most booked combination at Club Canary.

For families in the south it is the budget winner: a water park day and an animal park day from 49€ total, both parks close to the hotels, visited on separate days within 90 days.

One ticket that covers everything: park entry, unlimited fast pass on all slides, unlimited food and drinks, a locker and a towel. You never queue and never open your wallet inside the park.

Private VIP bases inside Siam Park. The Cabana hosts up to 4 guests at the lagoon, the House up to 6 with its own terrace, and the Villa up to 8 with a lounge and jacuzzi. All include VIP fast pass bracelets and all inclusive food and drinks for every guest.

Almost never, and in the water parks you are wet anyway. Strong wind can temporarily close some big slides. A cloudy day is actually a smart day for Loro Parque or Jungle Park: fewer crowds and active animals.

Standard park tickets booked with Club Canary come with free cancellation up to 48 hours before your visit. VIP products like cabanas have their own conditions, always shown on the listing before you pay.