Siam Park City, Bangkok

Siam Park City, commonly known as Suansiam, has the tagline "World of Eternal Fun and Happiness". It is a Bangkok amusement park located in the Khan Na Yao district. The park is separated into two sections: a water park and an amusement park, and is spread over 100 acres. With Thailand travel packages, you can visit the water park that has seven attractions, including a 13,600 square meter wave pool that has been recognized by Guinness World Records as the world's largest since 2009. Nearly 40 rides are available at the amusement park, including one of the world's two largest hanging roller coasters, Vortex, and Giant Drop, a free fall attraction. It's Bangkok's sole artificial beach. The park started out little, with just a water park and a few attractions, but it quickly grew up.

Siam Park's entertainment section, which includes both an amusement park and a water park, is divided into four sub-zones: Xtreme-Zone for adrenaline seekers, Fantasy World for teens, Small World for youngsters, and Family World for everyone to enjoy.

The water slides come in a variety of "levels," ranging from toddler-friendly to a few for older children. For smaller children, there are tiny, gentle slides, as well as a seven-story speed slide for thrill seekers and older youngsters. Restaurants, food booths, and a convenience store are among the park's many amenities for keeping visitors nourished throughout the day. It is suggested that the visitors spend at least 5 hours in order for complete satisfaction.

The water park is open from 10 am to 5 pm and the amusement park functions from 11 am to 6 pm. Because Siam Amazing Park can get crowded, it is recommended to purchase e-tickets ahead of time to ensure your space.

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• Siam Park City invites visitors to take part in thrilling adventures while enjoying world-class attractions, slides, and themed entertainment.
• At the park, which also holds the Guinness Book of World Records, you can see the world's largest wave pool.
• Experience the exhilaration of speeding around the 120-acre park.
• Delight your taste buds relishing an authentic Thai meal at the most sought after in-house restaurant Si-Am Marine.
• Indulge in a variety of entertaining activities in the heart of Bangkok.
• At all five zones of the park, you may enjoy fantastic rides and have a full day of excitement.

1. Via Car/Cab: Taking a taxi in Bangkok can be challenging because of the city's heavy traffic; however, getting a taxi from the Victory Monument BTS Station is a handy way to commute to Siam Park City. A cab ride to the amusement park will cost you between 150 and 200 baht (approximately 5-7 USD). If you are near the Airport Rail Link Hua Mak Station, you can grab a taxi that will transport you to the amusement park in 20-30 minutes and cost roughly 75-100 baht (around 2.50-4 USD).

2. Via Bus : The bus is not only the best but also the cheapest way to get to Siam Park City. Closer to the BTS Station, there is a circular skywalk that leads to the 'Ko Din Daeng' bus terminal. You can take a standard bus or an air-conditioned bus for only 25 baht each way (less than 1 USD) to reach Siam Park City.

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The best time to visit Siam Park is during the summer season. The months from May to October enjoy pleasant weather with limited rainfall. Since Siam Park is open throughout the year, the best time to arrive at this amusement park would be before 10 am, to avoid crowds. The less crowded hours are 2 pm to 4 pm. 

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Places to visit near Siam Park City

1. Kwan-Riam Floating Market: The Kwan Riam Floating Market is one of Bangkok's most important floating marketplaces. It is open from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. everyday. Traditional Thai food, such as famous Boat noodles, Thai sweets, and Isan cuisine, are available. There's also a rice farmer and a water buffalo. 

2. Safari World: Safari World, on the outskirts of Bangkok, has a drive-through range where visitors may tour the park by vehicle or in one of the park's buses. Daily animal performances include a marine park, orangutan boxing, and a cowboy stunt show.

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3. Chatuchak Weekend Market: Chatuchak Market in Bangkok has grown to become the world's largest weekend market, with over 200,000 visitors per weekend. The Market features over 15,000 stalls spread out over 35 acres, divided into 26 sectors ranging from food to art and antiques to fashion and much more.

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4. Airplane Graveyard: The Airplane Graveyard is a huge, open wasteland in Bangkok's suburbs that's now home to a variety of decaying planes. Inside the property, there is now a variety of debris, including a pair of McDonnell Douglas MD-82s, dispersed wings and parts of fuselage, as well as the show's showpiece, a gigantic Boeing 747 that dominates the center of the grounds.

5. Lumpini Park: Lumphini Park is recognized as Bangkok's and Thailand's first public park. The park features an artificial lake where visitors may hire boats and offers open public space, trees, and playgrounds.. Morning and evening joggers frequent the 2.5-kilometer-long paths that wind their way around the park. Cycling is only allowed , from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Dogs are not permitted, with the exception of certified guide dogs.

6. Jim Thompson House Museum: Jim Thompson, an American businessman and architect, was the museum's designer and former owner, and his art collection is housed at the Jim Thompson House. It houses a vast collection of ancient Buddhist sculptures and traditional Thai paintings made of wood, cloth, and paper depicting Buddha's life and the Vessantara Jataka narrative.

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6. Centralworld: One of the most spectacular shopping experiences in Bangkok can be found at the CentralWorld mega-shopping complex. From luxury apparel stores, quirky fashion, high-tech gadgets, booksellers, and designer furniture to imported groceries, a row of banks, beauty salons, gourmet cafes, and even an ice rink, it has it all. 

7. MBK Center: In Bangkok, Thailand, it is a big retail mall. The complex, which spans eight stories and includes the four-story Tokyo department store, houses about 2,000 stores, restaurants, and service outlets. Daily visitor counts at the MBK Center are above 100,000, with half of them being young Thais and a third being foreigners.  

Tips to Visit Siam Park City 

-Visitors are requested to keep in mind that food and beverages brought from outside are not permitted. It can be bought from the restaurants and food stalls available in the park. 

-Do not bring your pets as the park won't permit them to avoid mishaps. Even if you do, please make sure to leave them in the various day care centers available nearby. 

-You can bring a camera with you to capture some of the most memorable events of your life. 

-Keep your tickets carefully as any ticket that is lost will not be reimbursed. 

-On Tuesdays, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m, Siam Park City is open. 

-The park is open from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from Wednesday to Monday.

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