Siam Amazing Park

Siam Amazing Park, which opened in 1980 as Siam Park City and was renamed in 2019, is one of the largest combined amusement and water parks in Bangkok. A single ticket covers both the dry rides and the water park for a full day. The rides span gentle carousels through to high-speed roller coasters, so a mixed group of adults and children can split up and regroup easily. Your Trip Dust booking confirms entry, all rides and a buffet lunch in advance, so there is no separate queuing or paying at the gate.

The grounds are divided into 6 themed worlds with more than 30 rides:

• Water World holds the Guinness-record wave pool (certified the world’s largest, at roughly 13,600 sq m) along with tube slides such as the Speed Slide and Super Spiral. This zone usually closes earlier than the rest, around 5 PM.
• Xtreme World is where the big thrill rides sit: the Vortex suspended coaster, the Boomerang, the Giant Drop free-fall tower and the spinning Ranger.
• Adventure World runs themed thrill rides and spinners pitched at older children and teens who want speed without the steepest drops.
• Family World keeps things gentle, with a double-decker carousel and tower rides the whole group can ride together.
• Small World is set aside for younger children, with scaled-down rides built for their height.
• Bangkok World, the newer zone by the main entrance, features replicas of well-known Bangkok landmarks and works well for photographs at the start or end of the day.

The layout works for families, couples and groups of friends: most visitors do the dry rides in the cooler morning and move to the water park through the afternoon. Bring swimwear if you plan to use the pools and slides. The site is large and mostly open-air, so comfortable shoes and a willingness to walk between zones make the day easier.