Siam Park & Loro Parque Tickets (2026): Prices, Twin Ticket & Buses
Siam Park and Loro Parque both cost €44 for adults in 2026; the Twin Ticket for both is €78. How the combo works, Fast Pass, free buses and when each park opens.
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2026 ticket prices at a glance
Both parks sell dated tickets online and publish the same standard prices. The table shows the official general prices; Canary Islands residents have separate rates. Children's ages differ slightly in the wording, but in practice both parks charge the child rate from 3 to 11 and the adult rate from 12.
| Ticket | Adult (12+) | Child (3–11) | Under 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Siam Park, one day | €44 | €32 | Free |
| Loro Parque, one day | €44 | €32 | Free |
| Twin Ticket (both parks) | €78 | €57 | Free |
| Siam Park Fast Pass Unlimited (no admission) | €99 | €99 | – |
Is the Twin Ticket worth it?
Only if you will really visit both parks. Two separate adult tickets cost €88, so the Twin Ticket saves €10 per adult and €7 per child. It is valid for 15 days from the first visit. The catch is the wristband: at your first park, staff fit a wristband that cannot be removed, and you need both that wristband and the QR code to enter the second park. Plan the two days close together, ideally on consecutive days, rather than wearing it for a fortnight. The parks are at opposite ends of the island (Siam Park in Costa Adeje, Loro Parque in Puerto de la Cruz), so treat each as a full day.
Official website or a reseller?
Buy direct if you only want the standard ticket and are sure of the date. A reseller such as GetYourGuide sells the same admission at a similar price and can be more flexible: compare the cancellation terms shown at checkout, because the parks' own tickets are for a fixed date. Resellers also sell packages the parks do not, such as Loro Parque with hotel transfers from the south.
Getting to Siam Park
Siam Park is in Costa Adeje, just off the TF-1 motorway (exit 73 from Adeje, exits 73 or 74 from Santa Cruz). Its own double-decker shuttles are free and run every day from Las Américas, Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje, with morning departures from about 9:30 and returns from 15:00. From the north there is a paid round-trip bus (€21 adults, €17 children, under-3s free) that leaves Puerto de la Cruz around 8:10 and must be booked by 17:00 the day before; two other paid routes, from the Los Gigantes coast and from Golf del Sur, run on set weekdays only. Parking costs €7 and spaces are limited. By public bus, TITSA line 110 from Santa Cruz stops about 15 minutes' walk away.
Getting to Loro Parque
Loro Parque is on the edge of Puerto de la Cruz in the north. A free express train runs every 20 minutes from Plaza de los Reyes Católicos in the town centre, from 9:30 to 16:30, with returns until 17:30. From the south, the park sells a bus service on its website, and resellers offer the ticket with hotel transfers included, which saves a long drive across the island. The park has its own paid car park.
Opening hours and how long to allow
Siam Park opens every day of the year: 10:00–18:00 from 1 May to 29 October and 10:00–17:00 from 30 October to 30 April. Loro Parque opens every day from 9:30 to 17:30. Its animal presentations last about 20 minutes each and run at set times through the day (sea lions, parrots, dolphins and orcas), so check the schedule on arrival and build the day around the ones you want to see. Allow a full day for either park.
Fast Pass, VIP and all-inclusive at Siam Park
The Fast Pass Unlimited (€99 per person) gives priority access to every attraction except the Tower of Power and the Mai Thai River, is valid only for the chosen date, cannot be changed or cancelled and does not include admission. It is worth it mainly in summer and school holidays. The all-inclusive ticket bundles unlimited Fast Pass, food and drink, a towel and a locker. Private cabins start at €660 for four people and a VIP house at €990 for six; a Balinese bed in the Champagne Club costs €250, or €437 with the all-inclusive service.
Before you buy: orcas and dolphins at Loro Parque
Loro Parque keeps orcas and dolphins and includes them in its daily presentations. Keeping cetaceans in captivity is a debated subject, and some visitors choose not to go for that reason. It is worth deciding before you buy a dated, non-refundable ticket rather than at the gate.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Siam Park tickets in 2026?
On the official website a one-day ticket costs €44 for adults (12+) and €32 for children aged 3–11; under-3s go free. The Fast Pass Unlimited (€99) is sold separately and does not include admission.
How much are Loro Parque tickets in 2026?
€44 for adults and €32 for children aged 3–11 on the official website, with under-3s free. The Twin Ticket with Siam Park costs €78 per adult and €57 per child.
How long is the Siam Park and Loro Parque Twin Ticket valid?
15 days from your first visit. A wristband fitted at the first park cannot be removed, and you need it together with the QR code to enter the second park.
Is there a free bus to Siam Park?
Yes, from Las Américas, Los Cristianos and Costa Adeje: Siam Park's own shuttles run every day. Buses from the north and from the south-west are paid (€21 adults, €17 children) and must be booked in advance.
Is there a free bus to Loro Parque?
Within Puerto de la Cruz, yes: a free train runs every 20 minutes from Plaza de los Reyes Católicos. From the south you need the park's paid bus, a tour with transfers or a car.
Can you do Siam Park and Loro Parque on the same day?
Not realistically. They are at opposite ends of Tenerife and each needs a full day; the Twin Ticket gives you 15 days to visit both.
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