September in Siam was incredible

I visited Siam park on Tuesday 15th of September with my partner. I previously visited in 2013 when I was a child with my family and we got the fast passes because we hate queuing and I am neurodiverse. I knew that it would be a must to get one this time. Very kindly, we were gifted all inclusive by my parents. I will say, for a weekday in September, it was much busier than I expected. Fast passes had sold out from the moment we arrived, so prebooking is a must. We arrived at 9 and it was already busy, this gave us time to settle in before rides opened at 10. The weather was fantastic all day, likely due to the calima, but I never felt cold walking around covered in water. We were given our all inclusive wristbands and complimentary towels on arrival and headed to the lockers where we were given a locker free of charge as part of the all inclusive. There was a separate pathway for all inclusive to walk up to avoid the crowds at the beginning. Most rides had a small queue for fast pass/all inclusive guests. Some rides we got off and went straight back to the queue and got on instantly, some rides we had to queue for up to 20 minutes even as a VIP. This is understandable but can still be frustrating when you pay to bypass queues. I would probably say too many fast passes/VIPs are given out per day. We got on most of the rides and even some of the less popular ones multiple times. The quietest time and best time to get on rides was later in the day. The staff members were generally friendly and I felt very safe on all of the rides due to their diligence. Some members of staff really seemed to enjoy themselves and would play around with guests especially on the lazy river where they’d spin you or pretend they were going to flip you. This really added to the joy of the day. A benefit of all inclusive was that we had unlimited access to most food and drinks throughout the day across the park. This meant that we didn’t have to worry about having anything with us to pay for food and drinks and could get water whenever we needed. The vegetable soup was especially tasty and the brand of canned water they use was very refreshing. The wave pool was incredibly fun and although it was very busy, it didn’t feel too crowded. I went in socks as I thought it would be sufficient, but I would highly recommend water shoes. They sell them at the park and my partner and I both purchased some after my feet were hurting from walking around the park. Once I bought the shoes, I was comfortable for the rest of the day. You can also bring in your own. The water temperature of the rides was quite cold, but this was a nice way to cooldown and added to the thrill of the rides. We returned to our lockers to apply suncream at multiple times throughout the day and would use longer queue times and food breaks to help the suncream settle, but despite this we still got slightly burnt on our shoulders and saw many others worse off. Make sure you don’t let the excitement stop you from continuously applying suncream and drinking water! We didn’t go on the tower of power as it didn’t interest us, but we went on the majority of others. The only ride we couldn’t get on was Saifa. This is one of the newer rides (2023) so that likely explains its popularity. We tried to queue 3 times, but even the fast pass lane had 30 minute queues and we decided we’d rather wait less time to go on more rides. The one time we got relatively close to the top, people were turning around and coming down saying the water had been turned off. Don’t know if this was accurate or not, but we decided to go elsewhere. My favourite ride was the dragon and it was incredibly thrilling. There was no boring ride, even the mai thai river had a fast and thrilling part. My partner enjoyed the Volcano and the lights inside were very cool. It’s noteworthy to mention that some rides had dark areas where you couldn’t see at all or were entirely dark. This added to the fun for us, but make sure you check beforehand. Everything was incredibly well signed across the park. There were plenty of facilities for children and families, so I could imagine a day out would be fantastic without even needing to go on the thrill rides. It’s noteworthy to mention that most rides had a height restriction, so check beforehand. This was the main reason we decided to visit Tenerife and although we were expecting an amazing day, Siam Park still managed to defy all expectations and give my partner and I one of the best days of our life and we now have memories that will last us forever.