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Why visit Siam Park at night
Step into a twilight thrill zone
As the last rays of the sun fade over Costa Adeje, Siam Park nighttime reawakens with mood lighting. By 8pm, the tropical scenery is bathed in color, the slides glow like lava flows, and the air feels gentler, fresher, even a little mysterious.
More space, more magic
Gone are the long lines and high-energy families. Siam Park night time operates with limited entry, creating a rare sense of openness. Glide through wave pools that feel all your own, climb to the top of water slides without racing the clock, and enjoy a different pace—one that invites you to linger, not rush.
Everything you need to know about Siam Park ridesThe vibe? Elevated
With DJ sets spinning under the stars and lights casting reflections across the water, the whole park feels like a secret beach party curated just for you. Whether you're here for thrill rides in the dark or to sip something cold between splash sessions, this is Tenerife nightlife with a twist—and it’s only on in July and August.
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Night vs day: What’s different?
Siam Park at daytime
Siam Park at night
Crowds
The park is bustling with families and visitors, so expect busy walkways and longer queues for rides.
Entry is limited, resulting in fewer people and much shorter wait times for attractions.
Atmosphere
The vibe is energetic and lively, filled with the sounds of laughter and splashing water.
The atmosphere is cooler and calmer, with ambient lighting creating a more relaxed, nighttime mood.
Access to slides
All slides and play areas, including the children’s zones, are fully open for daytime visitors.
Most slides are accessible, but the children’s zones are closed.
Lighting & visuals
Natural daylight provides bright, clear views—perfect for vibrant action photos.
Dramatic neon and ambient lighting transform the park into a glowing, magical space under the stars.
Special features
Daytime includes surf wave sessions and family-friendly activities throughout the park.
Night tours feature live DJ sets, light shows, and a curated after-dark experience.
Nights, camera, action: Capturing Siam Park at night
- Where to shoot: Try the wave pool for wide, glowing shots of the beach and lights reflecting on the water. The Dragon and Tower of Power slides look epic when lit up mid-ride. And for something moody? Head to the lazy river at twilight.
- Best settings: If your phone allows, use night mode or a slow shutter speed. A waterproof phone case is a must if you’re shooting while floating or sliding.
- Pro tip: Lighting peaks around 9–9:30pm—get those hero shots before the mist settles in.
Frequently asked questions about visiting Siam Park at night
What time does the Siam Park night tour start?
Siam Night typically starts at 8pm and runs until midnight, but it’s only available during July and August.
Is the night experience suitable for children?
Children are welcome, but note that some kid-friendly areas and slides are only open during the daytime.
Can I take photos during the night tour?
Photography is allowed and highly encouraged. Just be mindful of other guests and avoid using flash on rides.
Are all slides and attractions open at night?
Most major slides and attractions are open, but children’s zones and some water features remain closed during the night.
Is it safe to visit Siam Park at night?
Yes, the park is well-lit and staffed with security throughout the night hours.
How long does the night experience last?
The night experience runs approximately 4 hours, from 8pm to midnight.
Are food and drinks available during the night?
Yes, several eateries and bars inside the park remain open throughout the night.
Do I need to book Siam Park night tickets in advance?
Highly recommended, as the Siam Park night tickets are limited and sell out quickly.