Great rides, poor staff, really bad food. Good day out despite some rides being closed due to filming. Staff ranged from ignorant to rude. Food was awful, hot dogs were cold, upset stomachs today. Maps were ok, but the place is like a maze and the signs were rubbish Staff tried to herd us to a photo point on entry. Why? We didn't want a photo so just let us through Tips; Take / buy beach shoes (not flip flops) as you can wear these on the rides. Don't take anything into the park, maybe a towel which you can leave at the bottom of the slide. Leave everything else in a locker. If you take goggles, sunglasses, phone or a watch, you will have to leave them at the top of the slide then try to get past the queues to retrieve them. Don't bother going during peak times. You'll spend all day queuing and only get 3-4 rides. We went just out of season, on a Monday. Longest queue was 20 mins, did all of the rides in the morning then Mekong lazy river after lunch, then chilled on cocoa beach. Not a bad day, rides were great. Did I mention the staff were horrendous? Particularly unhelpful to non-Spanish clients.

Honest review of the park. We bought tickets from our TUI rep we paid 65 euro each which gets you entry a locker with 2 towels and a 15 euro voucher for food. You need to get there early around 9am as you will qué to get in. The qué to the right is for pre paid/ voucher. You then need to qué for a locker which was around 30/35 mins it is busy you pay 15 euro deposit each for the towels but you get that back with the receipt after. if you can get a fast track pass get one they're 28 euro from either the supermarket or the locker room. The qué for the rides wasn't that long obviously some are longer than others we waited about 20 mins max. The 15 euro voucher was more than enough for food we got a pizza slice burger fries and a can of pepsi from Siam beach club and it was well worth it. You can't smoke walking around which is good but there is a smoking area is in the Thai bar. You definitely need beach shoes as you can't wear slides or flip flops on most of the rides and the floor is hot, plenty sun lotion some rides are for 2 people some are for 4 so you might have to ride with people in the qué still a good day out we got there for 9.30 left at 6pm had a really great day would definitely recommend going. Enjoy if you do go 😊

Had an amazing time here. I would recommend getting a locker as soon as you get there as they are in short supply. I would also recommend buying the fast pass tickets as we spend over an hour queuing for a ride in the hot sun, you also find the locals will jump the queue by going up the fast lane then just slotting themselves at the front of the queue and of course the holidaymakers won't question this, so this can make your wait even longer. There is something to do for everyone. Rash vets and water shoes you can buy there and are worth getting so you don't burn (or your feet walking around). Great fun and plenty of places for snacks and food. Would highly recommend going here.

Absolutely amazing time at the water park yesterday as always. As we’re a bit out of season it was the quietest I’ve seen the park but still very much made use of the fast pass tickets. Only snags were that it would be nice to have more clocks around the park to keep track of the day and time it right for the wave pool. We also purchased fast pass tickets and these clearly stated the new ride SAIFA was one of the rides included. However when we arrived there was no fast pass queue and were told by the lifeguards that there was no fast pass allowed on this ride so had to queue for half an hour which was annoying after €28 for a fast pass that said it was included. It was also quite a challenge to carry the large inflatables all that way up, which seems odd as all other rides with large inflatables have a conveyor belt taking them to the top, however it was an amazing ride! Other than this it was a fabulous day lifeguards in the most part we’re nice and happy and we thoroughly enjoyed the rides

Just been to Siam park twice in 2 days both times were very good and the park is very fun. First day no problems at all. Second day however was ruined by a young stubborn staff member. Me and my girlfriend wanted to buy shoes as we knew it hurt our feet the first day they had her size but not mine so we decided not to get them but she charged us anyway. No harm done. The woman proceeded to have a hissy fit and slam stuff and get in a tizzy. Again no harm done she can be forgotten about. End of the amazing day we handed our key back but seen there was a massive queue I think it’s strange how you have to be in the same line as people buying lockers and giving them back it took way to long (35 mins) we got to the the desk and they ran out till paper at this point my patience had ran out so had to place the key on they desk and walk off with put the deposit of the locker. There should definitely be an easier way to return the locker key.

We arrived via the Siam Bus from Los Cristianos. Pick up was 10:30am so arrived around 10:45-11am. Queues were HUGE to get in at this time, and even though we had pre-booked tickets, it was probably 30 minutes to get in. No water shoes or fast passes were available but there were TONNES of people so we should’ve arrived earlier in hindsight! Lockers were available and €5 so pretty decent! The queues were horrendous for the rides. First ride we queued for was the mekong/pekong rapids and we queued for 1 hr 50 mins. After this the queues were all around 30-45 minutes for all other rides (apart from jungle snakes, these were 10 minutes max!). We only managed 7/14 rides due to the long queues, and would DEFO get a fast pass if we came back! The rides were absolutely awesome though, can’t fault them at all! Even though the queues were a bummer (and this wasn’t summer holidays either) we had a great day! We didn’t want to wait for the buses to go home (first bus is 6:30pm and park closed at 6pm) so we paid for a taxi and only had to wait 10 ish minutes for one, and it was €15 to right at the far end of Los Cristianos

We visited the park on a Tuesday. We arrived at 9:00 and queue was already starting to build up so would definitely recommend getting there early. The gates open at 9:30 and by then the queue was really long. They could do with making it clearer where to queue as there are queues each side and isn’t clear whether there is any difference. I would advise heading straight to the lockers and buying a fast pass, it’s quite pricey at 28€ but we thought it was worth it as we never queues longer than 5 mins (most we walked straight on) and we had finished on all the rides and lazy river by 13:30. We headed to the tower of power first as you cannot use the fast pass for this and the queue was really short. All the rides are brilliant. Note - if you’re travelling in a three you may have to wait a little longer as some rides require 4 people in a boat so you have to wait for another three/single rider. We found the park a little tricky to navigate around, there’s lots of maps but not a lot of signs and sometimes you’ll be heading up a dead end path to a ride but that’s not made clear, they really should improve this. We ate lunch at the beach restaurant, food was good, quite basic but we didn’t mind. Wave pool was really fun, they come on at 40 minutes past the hour and last 20 mins. Altogether we had a good experience but feel this was mainly as we had a fast pass, and this did make the trip quite expensive.

simply on another scale to other waterparks and i have been to many, i would say the the rides here are more like water coaster rides than slides. yes there were ques but if you plan your day correctly you can do all the rides within a days visit without the need for 'fastpass'. we went outside of high season so the park was busy but not crazy busy during high season where i would then definitely invest in the fastpass. within our holiday package we had unlimited entry to the park and on the 3 occasions we went we found Saturday to be the most quietest day there is something here for all the family and its a must visit if you are in Tenerife

Stonking day out - a must go for all us big kids. There is so much to do it will take pretty much the full day. Get a set of water shoes - good ones - available in park if you dont have your own.

I wanted to write another review of Siam Park as our last visit had been during the pandemic, and it was unfortunately not as good as usual. This visit was far better because, well, no masks and no social distancing! We couldn't have had a better day. From start to finish, we had so much fun, and with having fast-passes this time we managed to get on everything we wanted to at the beginning of the day before the crowds hit, and then use those passes to get on everything a second time when it got busier! My personal favourites are Dragon and Vulcano, and with having two big men in the family, they are utterly terrifying and hilarious to ride every time. The staff at the park were excellent, and it was easy for us to get lockers to store our items, beds to rest on and food when we were hungry. The food was expensive but excellent, and the only recommendation that I can give is to please have the food trays regularly and consistently cleaned. When we picked up a tray for our food, it smelled so bad that my mum had to take it into the bathroom to clean it herself. This isn't the fault of the park staff, but is instead a result of unclean guests not caring about others! This didn't have an effect on our time at the park though, we had a fantastic day. Thank you to the staff at the park for always giving us a fun and memorable experience at Siam. We will be back!