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Ramayana Water Park — Tickets & Visitor Guide

Thailand’s biggest water park, 20 minutes south of Pattaya: 21 slides, a 600-metre lazy river and a genuinely good kids’ area.

Full day (park open 11:00–18:00)Ramayana Water Park, Na Chom Thian (about 20 km south of central Pattaya, near Silverlake).from ฿1,099
By The Pattaya Insider · travelling to Pattaya since 2009
Ramayana Water Park — Tickets & Visitor Guide
Quick answer

Ramayana is Thailand’s largest water park, about 20 minutes south of Pattaya, with 21 slides and a 600-metre lazy river. Online tickets for foreign visitors are 1,099 THB (Thai residents 799 THB); children under 106 cm enter free. Open 11:00–18:00 daily except Wednesdays.

Tour Highlights

  • 21 water slides including the double Boomerango and aqua-coaster
  • 600-metre lazy river through landscaped grounds
  • Large children’s zones with mini-slides and splash areas
  • Set against the Khao Chi Chan Buddha Mountain scenery
  • Closed Wednesdays — plan around it

Itinerary

  1. 1
    10:30
    Arrive as the park opens at 11:00 to get lockers and loungers near the wave pool.
  2. 2
    11:00
    Hit the big slides first — queues build from around noon.
  3. 3
    13:00
    Lunch at the food court (outside food is not allowed).
  4. 4
    14:00
    Lazy river, wave pool and kids’ zones through the afternoon.
  5. 5
    17:30
    Last rides; park closes at 18:00.

What's included

  • Full-day park admission with unlimited slide access

Not included

  • Transport (shared shuttle/transfer bookable separately)
  • Locker and towel rental
  • Food and drinks
  • Cabana rental

Who is this tour best for?

  • Families with kids of mixed ages — the children’s zones are extensive
  • Thrill-seekers: the Boomerango and aqua-coaster are legitimate big-park rides
  • Groups wanting a full-day activity that isn’t beach or bars
  • Hot-season visitors (March–May) needing to cool off

Where to book & compare

ProviderFromNotes
Gate tickethigher than onlineBuying at the gate is the most expensive way in — book online the day before.
Official online (tourist)1,099 THBThai residents pay 799 THB with ID/licence. Under 106 cm free.
Klook e-ticketsimilar, often bundled with transferInstant confirmation; transfer add-on is worth it from Pattaya hotels.

Frequently asked questions

How much are Ramayana Water Park tickets?

Online, a full-day adult ticket is 1,099 THB for foreign visitors and 799 THB for Thai residents (proof required). Children under 106 cm tall go free; anyone 106 cm or taller pays the adult rate. Gate prices are higher, so book online.

What are the opening hours and days?

11:00 to 18:00, every day except Wednesday, when the park is closed. Arrive at opening — the first two hours have the shortest slide queues.

How do I get there from Pattaya?

The park is about 20 km south of central Pattaya near Silverlake and Khao Chi Chan. A Bolt/Grab runs roughly 300–400 THB each way, and paid shuttle/transfer options can be added when you book your ticket.

Can I bring my own food?

No — outside food and drink are not allowed, and bags are checked. The food court is reasonably priced by water-park standards; budget 200–400 THB per person for lunch.

Ramayana or Aquaverse — which is better?

Ramayana is bigger, greener and better value for pure slides; Columbia Pictures Aquaverse is smaller but movie-themed (Ghostbusters, Jumanji) and appeals to film-loving kids. Both close on Wednesdays. If you only do one, most families pick Ramayana.

Getting to Pattaya for your tour?

Private transfer: Bangkok Airport → Pattaya

Fixed price from BKK or DMK, driver meets you at arrivals, no haggling at the taxi rank. About 2 hours door to door.

Compare transfer prices

Hotel pickup in Pattaya and Jomtien is included on most tours — but for your arrival, book a private, fixed-price transfer from Bangkok Suvarnabhumi (BKK), Don Mueang (DMK) or U-Tapao (UTP) in advance. Door to door, no surprises.

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