Why Visit This Place?

Ramayana Water Park is the largest water park in Thailand and one of the best in Southeast Asia. It’s perfect for families, groups, and anyone wanting a day of fun away from the city. The park has a wide range of attractions for all ages, from extreme slides and wave pools to lazy rivers and children’s play zones. A beautifully landscaped setting transforms this from just a collection of water rides into something much more.

What to Expect

There are over 20 water rides and attractions, featuring giant slides and a double wave pool. Additionally, there’s a huge kids’ area, and for those seeking a more relaxed experience, you can even cruise along a floating river on a tube. Lockers, changing rooms, shaded cabanas, and plenty of food options are available throughout the park. Lifeguards are present at every pool, and the park is known for its cleanliness and high safety standards. Expect to walk a fair bit, as the park is large and spread out. Many visitors spend the whole day, but an hour or 2 is also possible.

Essential Info

Opening Hours: Daily, 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM (last entry 5:00 PM)
Entrance Fee: 1,290 THB for adults, 990 THB for children (prices as of 2025)
Average Visit Duration: 2 to 8 hours, depending on your energy
Dress Code / Rules: Swimwear is required for all attractions. Outside food and drink not allowed. Life jackets provided for children and non-swimmers.

What’s Nearby?

Ramayana Water Park is located in a scenic area south of Pattaya, close to several other fun attractions:

Silverlake Vineyard (approx. 2 km, 5 minutes by van), vineyard with wine tasting, gardens, and a café.
Khao Chi Chan (Buddha Mountain) (approx. 3 km, 8 minutes by van), famous cliffside Buddha image.
Nong Nooch Tropical Garden (approx. 8 km, 15 minutes by van), extensive botanical gardens and cultural shows.
Cartoon Network Amazone (approx. 6 km, 12 minutes by van), another major water park popular with families.

Local Tips

Arrive early to claim a shaded spot or private cabana, as these fill quickly on busy days. Waterproof phone pouches are handy for photos on the slides. Keep flip-flops or water shoes with you for walking between attractions, as the ground can get hot. Food options are varied inside the park, but bringing your own snacks is not allowed.

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