Two parks in opposite corners of Tenerife.

This combined ticket pairs Loro Parque in the north, with respected animal habitats and the big Orca Ocean killer whale show, plus Siam Park in the south for a full water-kingdom day. I like that the ticket window is flexible, so you can match your visit to the weather and crowds instead of forcing a strict schedule.

My second favorite part is how the day-to-day experience is built for families. At Loro Parque, Kinderlandia gives younger kids climbing, hanging bridges, and a snake slide style adventure, while older kids and adults have the shows and close-up exhibits to keep them engaged. At Siam Park, the rides are the main event, with thrills like the Tower of Power plus lots of options for different ages.

One drawback to plan for: the parks are in different parts of the island, and queues can make the day feel time-pressured. If you hate waiting, go early, and think hard about your transport so you are not guessing your way across Tenerife with wet shoes in hand.

Key Things I’d Prioritize

• Orca Ocean show at Loro Parque: Plan your timing around the killer whale moment, which is the highlight for many visitors.
• QR entry, quick gates, and a band/indicator for the second park: Reviews describe scanning QR codes on your phone for smooth entry and a marker for the other park.
• Kinderlandia for small kids: Tree-hut climbing areas, hanging bridges, and the snake slide keep the youngest visitors busy.
• Siam Park waterslides with real thrill factor: Tower of Power gets a lot of attention, and the park also has favorites like Kanaree and Dragon.
• Free transport links reduce stress and cost: Use the Loro Parque Express train and the free Siam Park bus service.
• 14-day grace period after validating the first park: You get time flexibility, but only after you activate the twin ticket at one park.

What This Combo Ticket Really Gets You (And Why It Feels Worth It)

This is a two-park bundle built for one practical goal: one day at Loro Parque, one day at Siam Park, without hunting down two separate entries. Your ticket covers 1 admission to Loro Parque and 1 admission to Siam Park, and you have 14 days from the first activation to use it at the second park.

At about $92 per person, the value depends on how you travel. If you are already planning both parks, this combo tends to be the cheapest way to do the pair, and many people describe it as easier and better priced than buying each separately. It also helps that it supports skip-the-ticket-line entry, so you lose less of your vacation day staring at ticket queues.

Food and drinks are not included, which matters because these parks can eat up the whole day. The good news is both parks have places to grab food on site, so you will still find options, but you should budget for lunches and drinks.

Loro Parque North Tenerife: Animal Habitats, Real Shows, and a Zoo That Feels Carefully Run

Loro Parque sits in the north near Puerto de la Cruz. The park is easy to target with street signs showing the Loro Parque logo, and it is the kind of place where you can plan a day that moves at a steady pace without feeling like you are sprinting.

Get there with the Loro Parque Express train

If you are in Puerto de la Cruz, the Loro Parque Express train is a free option. It runs every 20 minutes from Plaza de Los Reyes Catolicos, in front of McDonald’s, and goes to Loro Parque and back. The last departure from Loro Parque is at 6:45 PM, so it works well for a full day even if you end up staying late for one more show.

The shows: make the schedule, not the other way around

The biggest reason people buy this combo is the show lineup. Loro Parque is known for animal shows, and your ticket day’s highlight is the Orca Ocean killer whale show. You also get the chance to catch parrot and orca-style performances, which are often the most memorable moments for families because they combine spectacle with clear animal-focused interpretation.

A practical way to enjoy this: pick your must-see show first, then build your path around it. When you treat the show time as your anchor, your walk through the exhibits stops feeling chaotic.

Exhibits people rave about: penguins and the feeling of closeness

One of the most repeated praise points is the quality of the animal habitats, and a standout mentioned in reviews is the penguin enclosure, described as one of the best they have seen. If you care about animals beyond the show stage, Loro Parque’s design makes it feel like you are getting a close look rather than watching from far away.

Kinderlandia: not a token kids corner

If you have younger kids, Kinderlandia is a real win. It is described as an African village of huts in the trees, with climbing areas, hanging bridges, and a snake slide. In other words, it is not just a playground laid out on flat ground, it is built like a mini jungle world. That matters because it keeps small kids busy while older kids and adults can still take in shows and exhibits.

Siam Park Costa Adeje: The Water Kingdom Built for Slides, Sun, and Big Thrills

Siam Park is in Costa Adeje in the south, at Av. Siam, s/n, 38660. This park opened in 2008 and has become one of Tenerife’s biggest water attractions, with an exotic theme and lots of ride choices. The setting matters here, because the park is built around natural landscapes and an oriental design, so it feels like you are moving through themed zones, not just a row of pools.

Use the free bus service to reduce planning stress

You do not need to rent a car to make Siam Park work. There is a free bus service with multiple departure points:

• CC El Duque: first departure 9:55 AM, then every 30 minutes until 12:55 PM
• Fañabe Plaza: first departure 10:00 AM, then every 30 minutes until 1:00 PM
• Ocean Park: first departure 10:05 AM, then every 30 minutes until 1:05 PM

If you are coming by bus, the nearest bus station mentioned is Playa de las Américas, TITSA. If you are driving, take highway exit 28/29.

Rides: Tower of Power gets the thrill credit

At Siam Park, rides are the day plan. The one consistently called out is Tower of Power, described as the most thrilling and a ride that can make your neck feel it for a while. Other slide favorites that come up in reviews include Kanaree and Dragon.

If you visit in busy season, expect lines. One review says the park was packed and queues slowed down the number of slides you can fit in. Another says going when it opens helps you move through more rides. So if you have one big day and you want maximum fun, get there early.

Crowd reality and the value of fast track

If queues will ruin your mood, consider a fast track. One review lists fast pass prices of €38 or €99 (not guaranteed to match current pricing, but it shows what people may pay to cut waiting time). If you are traveling during a crowded week, that money can buy back your energy.

Small practical notes that can save your comfort

A few details can make Siam Park feel better:

• In winter months, the ground can feel cold when the sun hides, and one review recommends water shoes because of the chill.
• Water shoes are sold on site, and one person mentioned a price around €11.
• Sun bed space can be limited. One review says there are not many sun beds in certain areas, so you may want to arrive with that reality in mind.

Also, signage can be confusing. At least one visitor described feeling like they went in circles and said the park might have an app, even though they did not use it. If you are the kind of traveler who likes a simple plan, screenshot the park map or ask staff for directions early.

How the 14-Day Twin Ticket Works Between Parks

This combo ticket has a simple rule: after using your ticket at either park, you have 14 days to visit the second park. That means you do not have to schedule both days back-to-back, which is great if weather or hotel plans shift.

The validation step: fingerprint check at the first park

At the first park you use your twin ticket, you will be asked to leave your fingerprint for verification. You still need a valid ticket to access the park after that step. In practice, this is usually quick, but it is worth knowing so it does not surprise you while you are excited and moving fast.

QR codes and the second-park indicator

Several reviews describe entry as QR-based, with QR codes scanned directly from a phone. One person said they received a bracelet or similar indicator for the other park. Either way, the message is the same: keep your ticket and your phone access ready at the gates.

Plan order based on where you are staying

Because Loro Parque is in the north and Siam Park is in the south, your hotel location can change your day. If you are staying closer to Costa Adeje, you may find Siam Park day easier, and then Loro Parque becomes your longer day. Either order can work, but I would not assume they are close.

Getting Between Parks Without Wasting Vacation Hours

The biggest logistical lesson is geography. Tenerife is not huge, but north vs. south still feels like two different worlds once you are dealing with park timings and transit.

Build your transport day around the first park you plan to activate

Start with the park that is closer to your base, then use the 14-day window to fit the other. That keeps you from feeling like you need to “get it done” immediately.

Use the provided free links whenever possible

For Loro Parque, the free train from Plaza de Los Reyes Catolicos helps you avoid the extra stress of finding the right drop-off point. For Siam Park, the free bus service from CC El Duque, Fañabe Plaza, and Ocean Park is a straightforward way to reach the water park and keep costs down.

If you are relying on taxis or rental cars, you can still do it, but do not ignore the fact that both parks eat the whole day.

Queues, Show Timing, and a Simple Plan That Actually Works

This combo is not hard, but it is easy to mess up your timing if you treat each day as a random walk.

Loro Parque strategy: make the show your anchor

Your highlight at Loro Parque is the killer whale show at Orca Ocean. Pair that with the parrot/orca shows you want, and build your exhibit walk around those scheduled moments. This approach keeps you from crisscrossing when you could be relaxing.

Also, if you are traveling with kids, factor in Kinderlandia time early or late depending on your energy levels. Kinderlandia involves climbing and sliding activities, so it is better when your group starts the day ready to move.

Siam Park strategy: arrive early if you want more slides

At Siam Park, crowd levels are a real variable. A packed day can cut your ride count, especially for popular attractions. If you want the best chance of hitting multiple slides, arrive around opening and keep your day flexible enough to switch rides if one is down.

One review notes that a slide (Singha) did not work during their visit, which is a reminder that water parks can have temporary closures. It is usually not a disaster if you have alternatives.

Fast track vs. patience

Fast track is the choice for people who hate queues. Multiple reviews mention that it can be a worthwhile purchase if you are there during busy times. If you are okay with waiting in exchange for a lower cost, you can still have an excellent day, just accept that you may not hit every ride.

Who Should Buy This Combo Ticket?

This is a strong choice if you fit one of these profiles:

• You want animal shows plus a major water park in one Tenerife trip without juggling separate tickets.
• You have kids who will enjoy Kinderlandia at Loro Parque and a full set of water slides at Siam Park.
• You care about the big moments, like the Orca Ocean killer whale show and the thrill rides at Siam Park.

It may feel less ideal if:

• You are trying to do everything in one short window with tight transit, because north and south are separate days by design.
• You hate crowds and you cannot travel off-peak. Reviews mention Siam Park can be very packed.

One more useful planning note: one review recommended a minimum age of about 5 to 6 for best enjoyment of Siam Park. That is not a rule, but it aligns with the idea that kids need the stamina for longer water-park hours.

Siam Park Ride Weight Limits You Should Know Before You Go

If you have riders at the top end, double-check the weight limits. For Siam Park:

• Jungle Snakes and the Giant: maximum 110kg for single floaters, and 180kg shared weight for double floaters.
• Other attractions: maximum individual weight 130kg, depending on the number of people using the attraction on a floater.

It is the kind of detail that can save your day if you catch it before you reach the ride line.

Should You Book This Combo Ticket?

I think you should book it if you truly want both parks and you are the type who likes having a plan but still wants flexibility. The 14-day window is a big help, and the combination of Loro Parque’s top-tier animal shows with Siam Park’s water-ride focus makes this ticket feel like a full Tenerife highlight, not a side trip.

Skip the combo only if you are fairly sure you will not use both parks, or if you already know you only want one side of Tenerife. With opposite locations and one ticket day per park, this works best when your trip has room for two full experiences.

FAQ

What parks are included in the Loro Parque and Siam Park combined ticket?

Your ticket includes 1 admission to Loro Parque and 1 admission to Siam Park.

How long is the ticket valid?

It is valid for 14 days from the first activation, meaning once you use it at the first park, you have 14 days to visit the other park.

Do I have to visit both parks on back-to-back days?

No. The key rule is that after you use your ticket at either park, you have 14 days to visit the second park.

Where is Loro Parque located, and how do I get there?

Loro Parque is in the north of Tenerife near Puerto de la Cruz. Follow the street indications to Puerto de la Cruz with the Loro Parque logo. There is also a free Loro Parque Express train from Plaza de Los Reyes Catolicos in front of McDonald’s every 20 minutes.

Where is Siam Park located, and is there free transport?

Siam Park is located at Av. Siam, s/n, 38660 Costa Adeje. There is a free bus service with departures from CC El Duque, Fañabe Plaza, and Ocean Park.

What show should I prioritize at Loro Parque?

The ticket day’s highlight is the killer whale show at Loro Parque’s Orca Ocean.

What is Kinderlandia in Loro Parque?

Kinderlandia is designed for younger visitors and is described as an African village of huts in the trees. Kids can climb, use hanging bridges, and go down a snake slide.

Are food and drinks included?

No. Food and drinks are not included in the ticket.

Will I need to provide my fingerprint when I enter?

Yes. When you validate your twin ticket at the first park, you will be asked to leave your fingerprint for verification.

What are the weight limits for Siam Park rides like Jungle Snakes and the Giant?

For Jungle Snakes and the Giant, the maximum is 110kg for single floaters, and 180kg shared weight on double floaters. For other attractions, the maximum individual weight is 130kg, depending on how many people use the floater.