The Twin Ticket for Siam Park & Loro Parque: how it works

If you’re visiting Tenerife, the odds are you’ve got Loro Parque and Siam Park on your list — the island’s two best parks. And if you’re going to both, there’s a way to save a fair bit of money: the Twin Ticket.

In this guide, updated for 2026, I’ll explain exactly what the Siam Park and Loro Parque Twin Ticket is, how much it costs, how much you save versus buying the tickets separately, and how it works so you get the most out of it.

What is the Twin Ticket?

The Twin Ticket is a combined ticket that gives you access to the two Loro Parque Group parks: Loro Parque (the zoo, in the north of the island) and Siam Park (the water park, in the south). Instead of buying two separate tickets, you pay a single, cheaper one. It’s by far the best-value option if you want to see both.

The Twin Ticket at a glance

• Price: €78 adults and €57 kids (3–11); free for under-3s.
• What’s included: one day’s admission to Siam Park and one day’s admission to Loro Parque.
• Validity: 15 days from your first visit (one park per day).
• Saving: about €10 per adult and €7 per child versus buying separately (up to €34 for a family of four).
• Great for: anyone who wants to visit Tenerife’s two star parks without overpaying.

How much does the Twin Ticket cost in 2026?

The Twin Ticket costs €78 per adult and €57 per child (aged 3 to 11); under-3s go free. The best part? The more of you there are, the more you save: a family of 4 (2 adults and 2 kids) spends about €34 less than buying the tickets separately.

Twin Ticket price (non-residents)

Twin Ticket price (Canary Islands residents)

And if you’re planning to go more than once during the year, take a look at the Twin Annual Card, which combines both parks for 12 months.

What does the Twin Ticket include?

• One day’s admission to Loro Parque zoo, with all its shows included.
• One day’s admission to Siam Park water park.
• Use of sun loungers, floats, vests and parasols at Siam Park.
• Free wifi at both parks.

How does the Twin Ticket work?

It works very simply, but there are a couple of things worth knowing:

• Start with whichever park you like, Siam Park or Loro Parque — it doesn’t matter.
• From your first visit, you have 15 days to visit the other park. You don’t need to go to both the same day; in fact, better not to — they’re at opposite ends of the island, more than an hour apart.
• At the entry gate they put a wristband on you that can’t be removed, and to get into the second park you just show your Twin Ticket with the QR code and your wristband on.

The two Twin Ticket parks

Siam Park

In Costa Adeje, in the south of the island, it’s considered the best water park in the world: record-breaking slides like the Tower of Power, the world’s biggest artificial wave and a huge children’s area. We tell you everything in our guide Things to know before visiting Siam Park.

Loro Parque

In Puerto de la Cruz, in the north, it’s one of the best zoos in the world: penguins, orcas, dolphins, gorillas and the largest parrot aviary on the planet. All the details are in our guide Things to know before visiting Loro Parque.

And since you’re heading north for Loro Parque, make the most of the area: you can eat at one of the best guachinches in Tenerife, discover the Drago Milenario or spend the day with the kids in Icod de los Vinos.

Is the Twin Ticket worth it?

If you’re visiting both parks, absolutely yes: you pay less, you buy it all at once and you have 15 days’ leeway to organise yourself stress-free. It only doesn’t pay off if you’re sure you’ll go to just one of the two; in that case, buy that park’s individual ticket.

And if you’re still planning the trip, we help you choose a base in our guide to where to stay in Tenerife with kids.

Looking for more family days out in Tenerife? We also loved whale and dolphin watching by catamaran.