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Thailand, renowned for its tropical climate and stunning beaches, is also home to some of the most impressive water parks in Southeast Asia. These parks offer a wide array of thrilling rides, refreshing pools, and family-friendly attractions, making them perfect destinations for a day of aquatic fun and excitement.
Here are the five largest water parks in Thailand:
- Siam Park City: Located just 45 minutes from downtown Bangkok, Siam Park City is the largest water park in Thailand and one of the largest in the region. It features over 100 acres of water-based attractions, including thrilling slides, a wave pool, and a lazy river. Siam Park City also has a wide variety of non-water attractions, such as a theme park, a zoo, and a shopping mall.
- Ramayana Water Park: Nestled in the picturesque surroundings of Pattaya, Ramayana Water Park is the second-largest water park in Thailand. It boasts over 50 thrilling rides and attractions, including the AquaLoop, which is the first of its kind in Southeast Asia. Ramayana Water Park also offers a variety of family-friendly attractions, such as a water playground, a lazy river, and a wave pool.
- Vana Nava Hua Hin: Located in the popular coastal town of Hua Hin, Vana Nava Hua Hin is a water park that combines fun and relaxation. It features a variety of thrilling slides, a wave pool, and a lazy river, as well as more relaxing attractions, such as a spa and a wellness center. Vana Nava Hua Hin also offers a variety of dining options, including a buffet restaurant and a poolside bar.
- Black Mountain Water Park: Nestled in the lush greenery of Hua Hin, Black Mountain Water Park is a water park that offers something for everyone. It features a variety of thrilling slides, a wave pool, and a lazy river, as well as family-friendly attractions, such as a water playground and a splash zone. Black Mountain Water Park also offers a variety of dining options, including a restaurant and a poolside bar.
- Cartoon Network Amazone: Located in Pattaya, Cartoon Network Amazone is a water park that is themed after the popular Cartoon Network channel. It features a variety of thrilling rides and attractions, including water slides, a wave pool, and a lazy river, as well as family-friendly attractions, such as a water playground and a splash zone. Cartoon Network Amazone also offers a variety of dining options, including a restaurant and a poolside bar.
The 7 Biggest Water Park near Bangkok
Pororo Aqua Park Bangkok
As my kid dropped her toys in the water at the lazy river, my husband dived into the water and searched for it. We could see that the water was not clear and had some white small particles(?). It looked white when you dived into it. Even we showered thoroughly at the site, my daughter got high fever (around 39.8C) the next day and admitted to hospital for 4 days. The doctor said it was highly possible for my kid to get the virus from the water park.
Also, the shower rooms are with bad design. Usually in the public swimming pools, there will be a curtain in the shower room to separate the dry clothes and shower water. However, there was no curtain to prevent the shower water from spreading over on your dry clean clothes. Especially when I was with my kids, after we showered, we had to walk out to take back our clean clothes from the locker to get change (while our bodies were still wet and with the wet swimsuits after shower). Not to mention the facilities are a bit old…
- Address: ชั้น 6 ศูนย์การค้าเซ็นทรัลพลาซา บางนา 585 ซอย บางนา-ตราด 42 Bang Na, Bangkok 10260, Thailand
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- Rating: 4.3 (2096)
- Phone: +66 2 745 7377
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- Opening hours:
Monday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PMTuesday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PMWednesday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PMThursday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PMFriday: 11:00 AM – 7:00 PMSaturday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PMSunday: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM - Reviews:
4 months agoThis water park is cute fun, the slides are adventurous but not to aggressive. The lazy river was nice and relaxing. I would recommend and it’s quite affordable. However there aren’t that many slides so do keep that in mind. Your time might go by quite quickly.3 months agoWe have been living in Bangkok for around 2 years and have been to many pools/water park resorts so far, but the water quality here is not good compared to others.As my kid dropped her toys in the water at the lazy river, my husband dived into the water and searched for it. We could see that the water was not clear and had some white small particles(?). It looked white when you dived into it. Even we showered thoroughly at the site, my daughter got high fever (around 39.8C) the next day and admitted to hospital for 4 days. The doctor said it was highly possible for my kid to get the virus from the water park.
Also, the shower rooms are with bad design. Usually in the public swimming pools, there will be a curtain in the shower room to separate the dry clothes and shower water. However, there was no curtain to prevent the shower water from spreading over on your dry clean clothes. Especially when I was with my kids, after we showered, we had to walk out to take back our clean clothes from the locker to get change (while our bodies were still wet and with the wet swimsuits after shower). Not to mention the facilities are a bit old…
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