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Carve out a moment of serenity amidst the park's vibrant energy. Let the slow-moving water lull you into a state of pure relaxation, prepping you for your next adventure
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Why take a Mai Thai River ride at Siam Park?
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Practical information for taking a ride in Mai Thai river
- As long as you meet the minimum height requirement of 1.1 meters (around 3.6 feet), you can enjoy the Mai Thai River. Great for families with young children.
- Riders must be able to comfortably wear a life jacket, which will be provided by the park.
- The Mai Thai River is a lazy river, so there are no drops or fast currents. However, there is a jacuzzi section at the end, which may be a bit too bubbly for young children.
- The ride takes about 30 minutes to complete.
- Tubes are also provided by the park, and there are plenty of places to get in and out of the river along the way.
What are the different parts of the Mai Thai River in Siam Park?
Relaxing sections
This forms the majority of the river. You'll gently float along on your inflatable tube, surrounded by lush vegetation and exotic theming that transports you to a tropical paradise. The slow current allows you to soak up the sun, admire the park's landscaping, and simply unwind. Perfect for families with young children or those seeking a peaceful break from the thrills.
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Fast sections
Scattered throughout the lazy river are short sections with a slightly stronger current. These provide a refreshing change of pace and a hint of exhilaration without being too intense. Enjoy a little float race with friends or family in these sections.
Mini rapids and tunnel
About halfway through the ride, there's an optional section that takes you on a conveyor belt up to a slightly higher level. From there, you'll float through a mini rapid and a small tunnel under the Tower of Power slide.
- Conveyor belt ascent: You'll be gently carried uphill on a conveyor belt, offering a different perspective of the park.
- Mini rapids: After reaching the higher level, you'll enter a brief section with mini rapids that provide a fun little splash and a bump or two.
- Underwater tunnel: Following the rapids, you'll float through a small, translucent tunnel. Keep your eyes peeled for a glimpse of sharks and stingrays swimming above you in a dedicated pool! This adds a touch of excitement and lets you experience the underwater world without leaving your tube.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Mai Thai River in Siam Park
Why should I visit the Mai Thai River?
The Mai Thai River at Siam Park is a kilometer-long lazy river that winds throughout the park. It offers a relaxing float trip with scenic views and calm currents. Perfect for all ages and swimming abilities, it's a great way to take a break from the thrill rides and soak up the tropical atmosphere.
Is it just a lazy river or is there more to it?
The Mai Thai River offers a bit of variety! While most of the ride is a gentle float, some exciting sections with rapids and a conveyor belt take you up to a higher level for another section of the river.
Do I need a single or double inflatable tube?
Single and double inflatable tubes are both available for the Mai Thai River. If you're riding solo, a single tube is perfect for maneuverability. Double tubes are ideal for couples, parents and young children who want to ride together.
What are the ride restrictions for the Mai Thai River?
The minimum height requirement to ride the Mai Thai River is 43 inches (1.1 meters). There are no other restrictions, so anyone who meets the height requirement can enjoy a relaxing trip down the river.
Can I bring my own inflatable tube?
No, you cannot bring your own inflatable tube to ride the Mai Thai River. The park provides tubes specifically designed for the river, and these are included with your park admission.
What are some things to bring for my Mai Thai River experience?
Sunscreen, a hat, and sunglasses are essential for a day at Siam Park. You may also want to bring a swimsuit cover-up and flip-flops for walking around the park. Lockers are available for rent if you want to store your belongings while you float.