Siam Night finished its 2026 season with more than 120,000 visits — 20% above the previous summer — according to Siam Park operator Grupo Loro Parque. The after-dark water-park programme in Costa Adeje closed on 29 August 2026, after eight weeks of evening slides, music and shows. The figures were published in the operator's season review on 1 September and separately reported by Spanish news agency Europa Press.
For anyone planning a holiday now, the distinction is important: Siam Night 2026 is over, but Siam Park remains open for regular daytime visits. Its seasonal night ticket is not a ticket for an ordinary daytime visit, and the park has not yet published a confirmed 2027 Siam Night calendar. Below are the key facts from the completed event, what the 120,000 figure actually measures, and what visitors can book instead.
Siam Night 2026: the key facts
| Detail | 2026 season |
|---|---|
| Venue | Siam Park, Avenida Siam, Costa Adeje, Tenerife |
| Dates | 27 June opening event to 29 August 2026 |
| Regular summer sessions | Tuesday to Saturday during July and August |
| Evening hours | 20:00–00:00 on programmed event nights |
| Attendance | More than 120,000 visits reported by the operator |
| Year-on-year change | 20% more than the previous edition |
| Canary Islands residents | 50% discount offered during the 2026 season, with proof of residency |
| Status in October 2026 | Night programme finished; normal daytime park open |
| Siam Night 2027 | No confirmed dates, ticket prices or schedule announced yet |
Sources: the official season-end announcement, the official Siam Night visitor information and Europa Press reporting.
What made Siam Night different from a normal visit?
Siam Park is already known for water slides and its large wave-pool setting. The evening edition changed the atmosphere rather than building a separate attraction. During Siam Night, visitors could experience headline rides such as Tower of Power and Saifá after dark, while DJs, lasers, special lighting and fireworks created a festival-style setting around Siam Beach.
The park's Thai-themed buildings, tropical pathways and water areas look different under night lighting. That is the event's main appeal: a visitor who has been to Siam Park during the day gets a noticeably different experience in the same venue. The water was heated to approximately 24°C for the night programme, according to the park's own visitor information.
There were differences in ride access, too. The official Siam Night FAQ said that most attractions were open, but the specifically children's areas Sawasdee, The Lost City, Bodhi Trail and Coco Beach were excluded. That made the event a stronger fit for adults, teenagers and families with older children than for parents expecting all the youngest children's facilities to remain available in the evening.
The official evening wave-pool schedule listed sessions at 20:40, 21:40 and 22:40. Restaurants, cafés, bars and shops remained open during the night programme. These details describe the completed 2026 edition; they should not be treated as a guaranteed operating plan for any future summer.
More than 120,000 visits: a record, but not 120,000 additional tourists
The biggest news was the attendance result. Grupo Loro Parque said Siam Night attracted more than 120,000 visits across July and August, a rise of 20% compared with 2025. The opening event on 27 June alone drew more than 4,000 people, according to reporting published after the launch. The park's night programme therefore had a substantial audience before its core summer sessions began.
Those numbers are worth interpreting carefully. They are event admissions, not an estimate of extra tourists arriving in Tenerife. The total may include residents of the Canary Islands, visitors who also attended the daytime park and guests who went more than once. The operator did not publish a breakdown that would allow the figure to be converted into unique overseas tourists or an exact impact on island hotel occupancy.
The significance for Costa Adeje is more practical. An established daytime attraction drew a second audience into the resort in the evening, when visitors also needed transport, food and other services. Grupo Loro Parque highlighted benefits for local hospitality, retail and transport. That is a plausible commercial connection, but no independently verified figure for off-site spending was provided in the closing announcement.
The operator also stated that the programme ended without incidents. That is its reported account of the season, rather than a separately published safety audit.
How Siam Night tickets and transport worked in 2026
Siam Night was a seasonal evening experience. It should not be confused with a normal Siam Park daytime ticket. The historical ticketing pages showed separate night admission as well as day-and-night combinations, so travellers needed to check the product name and visit date rather than assuming any Siam Park entry was valid for both periods.
Children under 16 were required to attend with an adult. Canary Islands residents could receive a 50% discount after providing acceptable proof of residence. Both conditions were included in the park's published visitor information.
Getting back from the water park was particularly important with a midnight closing time. Siam Park said its free local Siam Bus operated with two vehicles between 20:00 and 00:00 during the night programme. A separately paid bus service from northern Tenerife was also advertised, while the operator's closing report referred to strengthened transport connections with the north and metropolitan area.
For a future edition, check the return journey before buying tickets. A free shuttle does not necessarily pass every hotel in Costa Adeje, Los Cristianos or Playa de las Américas, and northern connections may require advance reservations. Do not assume the summer 2026 schedule is still running.
Can you still visit Siam Park in autumn or winter 2026?
Yes. Siam Park's standard daytime programme continues after Siam Night has ended. The official published seasonal opening hours are:
- 1 May–29 October: 10:00–18:00.
- 30 October–30 April: 10:00–17:00.
Always reconfirm opening hours close to your visit, particularly around any special events or changes to normal operations. If you are travelling this autumn or winter, plan around the regular park visit rather than an evening event that has already finished.
For a current bookable option, see Siam Park standard daytime tickets. That listing is for ordinary park admission, not Siam Night. It explains what the standard product includes and what must be purchased separately. Check live dates and availability before paying.
If you want a hotel near the water park, our guide to staying near Siam Park compares useful Costa Adeje areas. If you are choosing between Tenerife's best-known family attractions, read Siam Park vs Loro Parque for the difference between a water-park day and a wildlife-focused park visit.
Will Siam Night return in summer 2027?
The park's season-end statement looked ahead positively to summer 2027 following the attendance record. However, an intention to return is not a published operating calendar. As of this update, exact 2027 dates, admission prices, available evening rides and shuttle arrangements have not been announced in the official sources reviewed for this article.
Travellers planning a summer holiday should therefore avoid building a fixed itinerary around a particular Siam Night date until it appears on the official event calendar. Historic ticket pages may remain visible after a season ends; a displayed product name or old price is not evidence of a confirmed future event.
If the programme is announced again, the questions worth checking first are simple: which dates are open, whether admission covers only the night session, which rides and children's zones operate, whether a local shuttle serves your hotel, and what the return journey looks like after midnight. For a family, those details matter more than the event's promotional video.
Our takeaway for Tenerife visitors
Siam Night 2026 succeeded at something different from an ordinary water-park day: it turned familiar slides and pools into a summer evening event. More than 120,000 reported visits and 20% growth show meaningful demand for that format, while the final night on 29 August marked a clear end to the season.
For travellers visiting Tenerife now, there is no need to wait for another summer to experience Siam Park itself. The daytime water park continues to operate, and it remains the appropriate ticket to compare for an autumn or winter visit. Keep Siam Night on the list for a possible future summer — but wait for confirmed 2027 information before booking around it.
Reporting and image note: This article was updated in October 2026 using Siam Park's official 1 September attendance announcement, published 2026 event rules and independent coverage by Europa Press. The 120,000-plus figure and safety statement are operator-reported, not independently audited. Accompanying pictures are appropriately licensed archive daytime photographs of the same venue, not photographs presented as having been taken at Siam Night 2026. Main aerial image: Wouter Hagens / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0 (resized).