Forget treasure maps leading to buried gold! Here's something far more thrilling - a map to a kingdom of aquatic adventures! Hold this parchment (or digitally zoom in, whichever floats your boat) and prepare to dive into the heart-pounding paradise of Siam Park.
Entrance area: Just inside the park, you'll find a couple of kiosks serving coffee, pastries, and light snacks – perfect for a quick morning pick-me-up.
Mai Thai River (Central): Take a break from your float down the Mai Thai River and refuel at the Beach Club. This Thai-inspired eatery offers delicious curries, noodle dishes, and refreshing salads. It's a great option for those seeking a more substantial meal. Look for the traditional hut-like Thai architecture, right next to the river.
Shark Attack (Right Side): Feeling adventurous? Head towards the heart-pounding Shark Attack for the aptly named Shark Bar. Here you can grab hot dogs, burgers, sandwiches, and refreshing drinks – the perfect pitstop for some classic park fare. Find it near the entrance to the Shark Attack ride, look for the bright yellow signage.
Lost City (Left Side): After conquering the exhilarating rides in Lost City, refuel at The Tea House. This charming spot offers a wide variety of teas, coffees, and delicious sweet and savory crepes. It's a delightful place to relax and people-watch between rides. Head towards the Mayan-themed area of Lost City, you'll find The Tea House nestled amongst the pyramid structures.
Siam Beach (Center): Take a break on the beautiful Siam Beach and cool off with a refreshing drink or light snack from the Beach Bar. They offer a variety of cocktails, beers, and kid-friendly favorites like ice cream and fruit skewers. Find it right on the beach, next to the lounging areas.
Siam Village (Center): No theme park trip is complete without a sweet treat! Sweet Siam, located in the heart of Siam Village, is your one-stop shop for sugary delights. They offer ice cream, waffles, churros, and a mouthwatering selection of pastries. Look for the brightly colored carts and kiosks in Siam Village.
Entrance Area:
Central Zone - Beach Area:
Water World Zone (Singha Zone):
Entering through the main entrance, head left towards Cidade Perdida (Lost City) zone. This area boasts the high-adrenaline rides. Start with "Singha: The Battle of the Water Gods" - a giant water coaster with drops and twists. Next door is "The Drop Tower" - a near-vertical freefall plummet for the brave. Continue through "Lost City" to "Phuket" zone for "Mai Thai River" - a fast-paced rapids ride with twists and turns.
Entering the park, head straight towards "Beach" zone. Here you'll find gentle wave pools and a sandy beach area perfect for little ones. Look for the large umbrellas for shade breaks. Enjoy the relaxing waves of "The Beach" and let the kids build sandcastles. Take a slow cruise on "Sawadee Siam" - a lazy river with gentle currents, perfect for a cool down. Head for "Siam Jungle" zone for "Nawarat" - a themed boat ride with waterfalls and gentle drops, offering some shade along the way.
The Siam Park map provides an overview of the entire park, including the locations of rides, attractions, dining options, restrooms, first aid stations, souvenir shops, and other essential facilities. It also highlights key landmarks and points of interest.
No worries! Every zone in Siam Park has a dedicated guest service office. Look for signs with "Oficina de Atendimento ao Visitante" (Visitor Service Office) or ask any staff member for directions.
Head for the "Mai Thai River" zone. Here you'll find plenty of loungers nestled under shady palm trees, perfect for soaking up the sun or taking a nap. You can also rent private cabanas in this area for a more luxurious relaxation experience
Yes, Siam Park provides accessibility options and designated areas for disabled visitors. The map may indicate the locations of accessible entrances, ramps, elevators, and other facilities to assist visitors with disabilities.
Yes, there's a key difference! "Mai Thai River" uses inflatable tubes for a relaxing float. "Lost City Tubing" requires inflatable rings for a faster-paced ride with rapids and small drops - ideal for those seeking a bit more excitement.
