More than 120,000 people made history at Siam Night 2026

The night-time edition of the world’s best water park closes its doors with a 20 per cent increase on last year, cementing its status as the pioneering and unrivalled night-time leisure event on a global scale

Siam Night brings its 2026 edition to a close with historic success, attracting over 120,000 visitors during July and August and cementing its status as the world’s leading aquatic night-time leisure event. Two intense months of fun, music and adrenaline that have left an indelible mark on the Canary Islands’ summer. Having closed on 29 August, Siam Night saw a 20 per cent increase in attendance compared to last year’s edition.

For eight weeks, the magic of Siam Park was transformed under the moonlight into a unique festival that brought together families, young people and tourists from all over the world. Every night, thousands of visitors enjoyed iconic attractions such as the Tower of Power and Saifá, alongside the vibrant atmosphere of Siam Beach, with international DJs and fireworks displays that lit up the sky over Adeje.

Siam Night is part of a strategic vision to address a key need identified during the global summer peak season: to offer a premium water-based experience where the ground is not heated by the midday sun and where the evening climate provides a cool, pleasant and comfortable environment for visitors of all nationalities.

The vice-president of the Loro Parque Group, Christoph Kiessling, emphasised that Siam Night “not only enriches Tenerife’s tourist offering, but also has a direct impact on the local economy, benefiting hotels, restaurants, shops and transport. And most importantly, we have achieved this whilst maintaining our essence, with safety, hospitality and quality in every detail”.

The event concluded without a single incident, cementing its reputation as the safest event of its kind in Europe. “The success of Siam Night 2026 would not have been possible without a large team of professionals, who ensured our visitors enjoyed an unforgettable experience,” added Kiessling.

“We would like to express our deepest gratitude and appreciation to the local residents and the municipality of Adeje. Their support for Siam Night has been fundamental in establishing a night-time event of this international calibre in perfect harmony with our surroundings. Having the backing, empathy and affection of the local community is the true source of pride that drives the excellence of our project,” emphasised the vice-president of the Loro Parque Group.

One of the greatest achievements of Siam Night 2026 has been its ability to stimulate and drive new demand in the international tourism market. The evening event has succeeded in attracting a global audience that previously did not consider visiting a conventional water park as part of their travel plans, thereby expanding the brand’s commercial reach.

The impact of Siam Night was evident on social media, with positive comments and interactions reflecting the enthusiasm of those in attendance. Among the messages, many visitors highlighted the unique experience they had at Siam Night.

“It was an unforgettable night, with incredible energy,” commented a visitor from Germany. Another young attendee emphasised: “I’ve never enjoyed a water park so much; the night-time experience is simply magical.” These views were echoed on social media and in the testimonials collected at the park itself.

One of the aspects most appreciated by the public was how it differed from the daytime version: the night-time atmosphere allows visitors to enjoy the rides and shows more smoothly and in a more relaxed setting, which greatly enhances the sense of comfort and enjoyment.

Furthermore, Siam Night 2026 renewed its commitment to accessibility and support for the local community, maintaining the 50 per cent discount for Canary Islands residents and strengthening the bus service linking the north and the metropolitan area with the south of the island, making it easier for families, groups of friends and tourists to travel comfortably from different parts of the island.

The Loro Parque Group’s philosophy has always been linked to its commitment to the Canary Islands, which includes creating jobs, boosting the local economy, strengthening the island’s competitiveness as a tourist destination and maintaining its global leadership as the world’s best water park. This vision has made Siam Park a major attraction that enhances Tenerife’s image and consolidates its role in the islands’ economy.

Following the conclusion of Siam Night on 29 August, the park will continue to be open 365 days a year, redoubling its efforts to remain recognised as the world’s best water park and offering unique experiences to visitors from all over the world.

With over 120,000 visitors and an exceptionally positive outcome, Siam Night has become a benchmark for European leisure and is already looking ahead to the summer of 2027, promising to continue offering evenings full of excitement, music and unforgettable experiences.