Loro Parque and Siam Park: when the combined ticket is worthwhile
Updated October 1, 2026 · 7 min read
The Loro Parque and Siam Park Combined Admission Tickets cost from €78 per person and have 4.7 stars from 8,299 reviews. The individual admission tickets are each listed at €44, so €88 together: if you intend to visit both parks anyway, the package saves €10 per person. If you actually only want to visit one, the package means spending an extra €34 – then the single ticket is the better choice. If you would rather not drive yourself, compare the Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer from €99. Each ticket bundles one admission per park, not a guided excursion: planning between the two visiting days remains your responsibility.
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Five admission tickets, compared
| Offer | Included | from | Rating | best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loro Parque and Siam Park Combined Admission Tickets | admission to both parks | €78 per person | 4.7 (8,299) | families and couples who are visiting both parks anyway |
| Tenerife: Loro Parque Entry Ticket | admission to one park | €44 per person | 4.8 (14,513) | anyone who only wants to see the animals in the north |
| Siam Park Entry Tickets | admission to one park | €44 per person | 4.5 (18,556) | families who want a full day of slides |
| Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer | admission to both parks and transfer | €99 per person | 4.5 (873) | guests without a hire car who want both parks |
| From South Tenerife: Loro Park Zoo Ticket & Hotel Transfers | admission to one park and transfer, eight hours | €65 per person | 4.4 (3,296) | guests in the south who only want Loro Parque |
Two parks, two days and two journeys
Loro Parque is in Puerto de la Cruz in the north, Siam Park in Costa Adeje in the south. The combined ticket booking page explicitly describes one visiting day per park. That is also the practical way to plan: do not try to see animals in the morning and still fit in all your chosen slides in the afternoon.
Whether you set off twice from your hotel or combine the northern visit with an overnight stay does not change the admission package. What matters is that both excursions fit into your trip. On a short stay, they compete with Teide, the sea and a day without a reservation. A discount does not create extra holiday time.
First identify two possible visiting days. If the only slot for one is your departure day or a full day between two other long excursions, I would not combine the tickets yet. The saving is small enough to weigh against flexibility in your holiday plans.
What you get for €78
One admission to Loro Parque and one to Siam Park are included. Food and drinks cost extra according to the booking page. Budget separately for transport too, unless your selected option explicitly mentions a transfer. The product name does not promise a hotel bus.
For two people, the starting price works out at €156 instead of €176 for two individual park admissions per person. That is a €20 difference before you have eaten anything. For families, do not simply multiply the adult price by four: check age bands and children’s rates for both parks and your chosen date in the calendar.
A separate budget for the two days is more useful than the label “cheap”. Write down admission, travel there and back, food and the extras you actually want to use. A locker or a faster queue is only part of the package if that is explicitly stated. Details of the slides and additional services are in the Siam Park article.
The stated validity period is inconsistent
The sales pages contradict each other here. For this product, GetYourGuide states 14 days from first use for the second park visit. The official park page for the Twin Ticket states 15 days from the first visit and entry with a QR code and a wristband worn on the wrist. GetYourGuide also includes a note about fingerprint verification.
These details cannot be merged into a supposedly certain rule. Before buying, have it confirmed which validity period and entry procedure apply to your exact ticket. Do not plan your second visit for the disputed final day. Keep your booking receipt and all proof issued on the first visit until after the second visit.
For an ordinary one-week holiday, the difference is usually not a planning problem. For longer stays, separate travel groups or a park visit before and after a move to another island, it can be decisive. In that case, get the answer before paying, not at the second entrance check.
Which order should you visit in?
The booking page allows first use at either park. I would plan according to accommodation and interests. If you are staying in the south and mainly want to use the slides, start with Siam Park. If you are staying in Puerto de la Cruz, Loro Parque is initially simpler in terms of location.
More important than the order is a free day in between if someone in the group tires easily. Two paid park days in a row tempt you to stretch out each visit. An afternoon by the pool or an unbooked morning removes that pressure. This is a recommendation for your itinerary, not a ticket condition.
If interests differ, you do not have to buy the same package for everyone. An adult skipping the water park does not need two admissions out of solidarity. Compare the total for the tickets you actually need before trusting an apparent family deal.
Only want one park? Take the single ticket
The Tenerife: Loro Parque Entry Ticket costs €44 per person and has 4.8 stars from 14,513 reviews. The Siam Park Entry Tickets also cost €44 and have 4.5 stars from 18,556 reviews – the most-reviewed admission ticket on the island. Both are the right purchase if nobody in your group is genuinely interested in the second park.
Do not expect to upgrade to the combined price later. Two single tickets cost €88, which is €10 more than the package; turning a single ticket into the package afterwards is not something the booking page provides for. So decide before the first purchase, not after the first visiting day.
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The northern visit takes time too
For guests in the south without a hire car, there is the Tenerife: Loro Parque & Siam Park Entry Ticket with Transfer from €99 per person, 4.5 stars from 873 reviews. It costs €21 more than the package without the journey, and in exchange takes the trip north off your hands. If you only want the zoo, the same principle applies to From South Tenerife: Loro Park Zoo Ticket & Hotel Transfers: €65 per person, eight hours, 4.4 stars from 3,296 reviews.
These comparisons are based on starting prices, not a separately bookable bus fare. The cheaper admission package can mean the more complicated journey – and eight hours is the excursion’s total duration, not time inside the park.
The park itself, its presentations and whether you want to visit are covered in the Loro Parque article. This article is about the combination, not a second description of the park.
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When the package is a poor choice
If you do not want to attend animal shows on principle, the discount does not make Loro Parque any more suitable. If nobody in your group enjoys slides or swimming, you do not need a second park day to make use of the ticket. And if a child has had enough after a few hours, having already paid for admission is not a good reason to stay.
If your travel plans are uncertain, I would initially book the park you definitely want and leave the other open. For the remaining days, excursions in Tenerife offers alternatives that do not take up two park days. Before paying, consider this specific question: would we plan both visits even without the €10 saving?
Our recommendation
For most people: the Loro Parque and Siam Park Combined Admission Tickets for €78 per person. If you already have both parks on your list, you save €10 per person compared with €88 for two single tickets, and with 8,299 reviews at 4.7 stars it is the most-reviewed of the two combined tickets.
For anyone who only wants one park: the single ticket for €44 per person – Loro Parque with 4.8 stars from 14,513 reviews for the animals, Siam Park with 4.5 stars from 18,556 reviews for the slides. Here the package would be a €34 surcharge for a day you would not use.
For guests without a hire car: the combined ticket with transfer for €99 per person. €21 more than the package without the journey, but you do not have to organise the trip to Puerto de la Cruz yourself. If you only want the zoo, take Loro Park Zoo Ticket & Hotel Transfers for €65.
For anyone this package isn’t for: short stays with only one free day, groups with very different wishes, and anyone who avoids animal shows. Two paid park days then are not a saving but a scheduling squeeze – and the easiest way around the conflicting validity period is simply not to need it.
