Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer

Siam Park and Loro Parque in one package. It is a smart way to tackle two big Tenerife must-dos without building your own transport plan. I love that you get a bundled day that covers Loro Parque entry plus a bus transfer, then you also walk into Siam Park with an included ticket.

The second thing I like is how smooth the experience can be once you have your timing set. You choose which day you want the Loro Parque visit, and the pickup is handled for you, which matters when you are coming from the busier south. The one consideration is simple: the ride to Loro Parque can be long because of multiple hotel stops, so you need to plan your day with that in mind.

Key Things I’d Focus On

• One park day is transport-included: Loro Parque comes with hotel pickup and bus transfer.
• Siam Park is ticket-only: you can go before or after your Loro day, but you handle getting there.
• Animal shows are the headline: Loro Parque leans hard into orcas, dolphins, sea lions, and birds.
• Siam Park queues can test your patience: fast access options are often worth thinking about if you hate lines.
• You might get wet: the orca show is a drencher, and a simple poncho helps.
• Fingerprints are used for park access: you will need them to use the ticket for the second park.

Price and Value: What You Really Get for $115

At about $115 per person for the twin ticket setup, the value comes from what’s bundled, not just the sticker price. You are paying for two separate theme-park style experiences plus transport support for one of them.

Here is the key breakdown:

• Siam Park entry is included, and you can use it on the day you choose within your allowed timing.
• Loro Parque entry is included, and that is the park with bus transfer support from the south of Tenerife.
• You also get hotel pickup and drop-off from the Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos area, plus the bus transfer to Loro Parque.

Lunch is not included, so you should budget for at least one meal or snack stop. Still, if you were pricing these kinds of attractions separately plus figuring out transfers, this package tends to make the planning part much easier.

For families, this is especially good value because both parks are built for full days. You are not buying a quick half-hour stop. You are buying two experiences that can genuinely fill a vacation day each, with your Loro day made easier by the included bus.

Picking Your Park Days Without Stress

This is the part that can make or break the experience, so I’m glad it is spelled out clearly. When you book, you select the date you want to go to Loro Parque, and that is the day tied to the transport included.

Siam Park is flexible in the sense that you can go before or after your Loro Parque day. The important thing is you cannot treat it like a random last-minute ticket with zero structure. You are working with a two-park control system, which includes fingerprint checks.

So your practical strategy:

• Choose the Loro Parque day based on the day you most want the convenience of pickup.
• Plan Siam Park for the other day when you can handle walking, water slides, and the general energy of a big water park.

Getting to Loro Parque from the South: Long Ride, Low Effort

The biggest practical win is that Loro Parque includes round-trip bus transfer support for guests from the south. If you are staying near Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos, you do not have to stress about driving, parking, or coordinating taxis for one of the two parks.

But here is the reality check. Loro Parque is not next door to the south resorts. The coach ride can be lengthy because the bus makes multiple hotel pickups. Expect a long travel window in both directions, and do not schedule anything tight immediately before or after.

What helps:

• Bring water. Food and drinks inside parks can cost more than you expect.
• Wear comfortable shoes. Loro Parque is walk-heavy.
• If you are prone to motion sickness, consider a remedy in advance. The ride is not always short.

Once on arrival, you are given access that links you to both parks. A common pattern is that you get something you keep, like a wristband or a ticket check system, so you can move between parks without extra hassle later.

Loro Parque: World-Class Animal Shows Plus Beautiful Grounds

Loro Parque is where the day starts to feel special fast. This is a zoo that leans into storytelling through animal shows and well-planned viewing areas.

What makes Loro Parque a win

You will likely notice three big strengths:

• The shows are the core experience. Think orcas, dolphins, sea lions, and parrot presentations. The show formats make it easy to enjoy even if you have kids who need a clear activity rhythm.
• The park feels curated for walking. The paths and gardens help you keep moving without constant backtracking.
• Animals seem well cared for. The vibe is often about respect and conservation messaging, which makes the whole visit feel more meaningful than a simple roadside zoo stop.

Orchid garden and park strolling

Beyond the shows, you can slow down in the orchid garden area. It’s not a wild, survival-adventure environment. It is a calm, photo-friendly break from the louder show areas.

Timing matters more than you think

I like Loro Parque for its flexibility because it is not only one big show. You can often see multiple presentations in a single visit if you plan your day. Aim to build your schedule around showtimes first, then fill in everything else between them.

Also, remember that you may be traveling with a tour group rhythm. That is not a problem. It just means you should treat your first hour in the park as your setup time, not your “peak must-do everything” time.

Siam Park: Water Slides, Thailand-Themed Fun, and Queue Reality

Siam Park is the other half of the twin ticket story, and it brings a totally different energy. It’s louder, wetter, and built for adrenaline.

This ticket includes park entry, but not the transportation. So you are planning your route to the park on your own that day, while Loro Parque was the day with pickup support.

What you will actually do at Siam Park

Siam Park is built around:

• Thrill water slides and high-energy ride zones
• Big wave experiences, including the park’s famous wave pool areas
• Lazy float-and-relax moments where you can cool off between rides

If you do not want to miss rides, the practical choice is to get there early. One strong tip is to arrive about one hour before opening. Fast access options can sell out too.

Queues: plan for them, or pay to reduce them

Queues are the main downside people feel at Siam Park. If you hate waiting in the sun, you might consider a fast-pass style upgrade next time. Without it, you may still get on plenty of slides, but you should expect some lines, sometimes longer than you want.

Also note:

• The sun is intense. Bring a way to stay hydrated and cooled off.
• The ground can be hot in some areas. Some people manage without shoes, but comfortable water shoes are smart if you want to keep your feet happy.

You might get drenched at the wrong time

Siam Park is a water park, but the bigger surprise is at certain animal shows in Loro Parque where people recommend a poncho. Still, at Siam Park you should assume splash and wet rides are part of the deal. If you want to keep your phone safe, plan on a splash-proof holder or bag.

The Two-Park Control System: Fingerprints and Ticket Checks

The twin ticket is convenient, but it does come with a security-style control step. You will be asked to leave your fingerprints to access the second park, so the system can confirm the same person uses the right ticket.

Two practical reminders:

• Pay attention to what you are asked to do and do not rush it.
• Keep track mentally of the order of days, especially if you are using Siam Park before your Loro Parque day. Your ticket checks need to line up with the system.

You also still need to show valid tickets for both parks. It’s not just a free-for-all once you get in somewhere.

Hotel Pickup Details: Where It Works Best

This package is built for people staying in the south. If your base is near Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos, you are in the target zone.

When you book, you provide your hotel name in the south. Then the supplier confirms the exact pickup time and pickup place by email. The pickup spot might be close but not exactly at your hotel door, so I’d do two things:

• Check your email carefully, including spam.
• Be ready to walk a short distance if needed.

Pickup efficiency varies. Some days feel quick, others feel slow because of the number of stops. Plan your day accordingly and do not book a tight dinner reservation immediately after pickup times.

Who This Trip Really Fits

This twin ticket package is ideal if you want:

• Two big family parks without wrestling transport logistics for one of them
• A schedule that gives you a full day at Loro Parque and another day at Siam Park
• Convenience from the south area, especially for Loro Parque

It also suits couples and friend groups who want a mix of animal time and water-park fun. Loro Parque can feel like a calmer, more reflective experience between shows, and Siam Park is the high-energy counterpart.

Who might want a different option

Pregnant women are not able to access all of the Siam Park slides for health and security reasons. If that applies to you, this package might not deliver the full experience you hoped for.

Also, if you absolutely hate long bus rides, Loro Parque is the one you may find harder to swallow. The experience is worth it for many people, but you should go in with eyes open.

Practical Tips That Make the Day Easier

These are the little things that tend to save time, stress, and money:

• Wear comfortable shoes for Loro Parque. You will walk more than you think.
• Bring water to avoid overpriced purchases inside parks.
• For Siam Park, get there early if you want better odds at fewer lines.
• Consider a fast access add-on at Siam Park if you really want to minimize queues. It can be a better choice than sacrificing ride time.
• If you are sensitive to heat, plan shade breaks and pace your rides at Siam Park.
• If you want to keep your phone safe, think about splash protection.

What I’d Expect Your Two Days to Feel Like

When I look at how this package plays in real life, here is the vibe I expect:

• Loro Parque day feels like structured animal entertainment with time to wander gardens and catch shows back-to-back.
• Siam Park day feels like a water-park adventure where timing and queue strategy matter.

The best part is that you are not trying to do both parks in one rushed day. The “separate days” setup is often what lets you enjoy both instead of just surviving one.

Should You Book This Twin Ticket Package?

If you are staying in the south of Tenerife and you want Loro Parque plus Siam Park without the hassle of figuring out transport for one of them, I think this is a strong book. The value comes from bundling two major parks and adding bus transfer where it matters most.

Book it if:

• You want easy logistics for Loro Parque
• You are traveling with kids or anyone who likes animal shows plus big water slides
• You can handle a longer coach ride once you are there

Consider thinking twice if:

• You dislike long bus rides and would rather do everything on your own schedule
• You are traveling with someone who cannot do most Siam Park slides, since access is limited for pregnant women

FAQ

Is lunch included in the price?

No. Lunch is not included.

What is included in the twin ticket package?

You get Siam Park entry, Loro Parque entry, hotel pickup and drop-off from Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos, and a bus transfer to Loro Parque.

Do I need transportation for Siam Park?

No. The entry ticket for Siam Park is included, but transportation is not included for Siam Park.

Which park date should I choose when I book?

Choose the reservation date as the day you want to visit Loro Parque, since that is the date connected to the transportation included. You can still go to Siam Park before or after your Loro Parque visit.

Will I need to provide fingerprints?

Yes. You will be asked to leave your fingerprints to access the second park for control reasons, and you still need to show valid tickets to both parks.

Where is pickup available from?

Pickup is included from hotels in the south of Tenerife, specifically the Playa de Las Américas, Costa Adeje, or Los Cristianos areas.

What should I bring with me?

Comfortable shoes.

Is the experience suitable for pregnant women?

No. Pregnant women will not be able to access all of the slides at Siam Park for health and security reasons.

Can I cancel and get a full refund?

Yes. Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.