Good visit

We visited Siam park on a Sunday (supposedly, according to the locals, the quietest day of the week). I was also told by locals they search your bags so you can’t take food and drink in however it was hardly searched! My bag wasn’t even opened, the guy at the front just squeezed the bottom of it. When we arrived we soon realised it wasn’t so easy to navigate around the park. We spent the 1st hour trying to find lockers and then when we did there was a huge queue for them. Luckily a staff member pulled us out of the queue and directed us to more lockers which didn’t have a queue. It cost €7 for a small The rides/slides - absolutely fantastic! Loved them all! Didn’t queue for longer than 30/35 mins for any. Only negative I have to say is a lot of the slides are groups of 4, we went as a group of 2 which meant we were coupled with another 2 which is absolutely fine, no issue being paired with another couple however, you are asked to cross your legs and feet and some people didn’t have swim shoes on, little bit weirded out by strangers feet over my legs so I think swim shoes should be mandatory. Fast pass - there is no organisation with this fast pass. I get you buy them to skip the queue however, in previously places I have been too they usually still keep the main queue moving - nothing here! Fast pass becomes their sole focus. I would recommend some form of swim shoes as it’s a lot of walking and lots of steps. The food was surprisingly cheap* we had bowl of soup, a baguette sandwich, fries and 2 drinks and it was €21 *comparing it to other theme park/ water parks I have been too. Tends to be steep! Lazy river ain’t so lazy - very crammed! If you want a more exciting “lazy river” go left when it forks off! Overall it was a great experience, I would return because the slides were fun and would recommend it!