Dream World Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Dream World. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• DreamWorld: Thailand's Ultimate Theme Park

• Bangkok Dream World & Snow Town Theme Park Admission Ticket (SHA Plus)

• Dream World Bangkok With Buffet Lunch (Super Visa Ticket)

• Dream World Amusement Park Bangkok

• Dream World & Snow Town in Bangkok with Return Transfer & Lunch

An adult admission ticket for Dream World Bangkok costs 1,080 baht for adults, though you can get a discount if you book online in advance. Visitors who measure less than 35 inches (91 centimeters) in height enter for free. You can also upgrade to a ticket package that includes a buffet lunch and entry to ticketed attractions inside the park.

Yes, Dream World is worth visiting, especially if you're traveling with young kids. While you won't find the kind of cutting-edge attractions associated with destinations such as Florida, this retro-style theme park has a handful of thrill rides and a wealth of attractions that children will love.

Per one customer who booked the Dream World Bangkok With Buffet Lunch (Super Visa Ticket), "Great place for the whole family to spend a day. Very neat and clean. Lots of rides and plenty of places to take photos."

There are 40 rides at Dream World Bangkok, spread across seven different themed zones—from family-friendly to terror-inducing. There are roller coasters, bumper cars, water rides, pirate ships, skiing and sled rides, and much more. As well as the rides, Dream World puts on live shows.

Whether you prefer Dream World Bangkok or Siam Amazing Park depends on your interests and priorities. Many consider Dream World better for younger kids, while Siam Amazing Park is better for older kids and adults. But, if convenience is important to you, you may prefer Siam Park as it’s closer to downtown Bangkok.

No, rides are included in the basic entry fee to Dream World Bangkok and don’t cost extra. However, admission to the Water Fun and Snow Land areas does cost extra, although you can buy combo tickets. Some combo ticket types also include lunch and transfers.

Yes, one day is usually enough time to explore Dream World Bangkok unless you have a real passion for theme parks. You can easily spend an entire day here, trying out many of the 40 rides, seeing live shows, and cooling off in the water and snow parks. Arrive early (it opens at 10am) to make the most of the day.

There are rides and attractions at Dream World Bangkok for most ages, but many people consider the theme park best suited to younger kids (under 10 or 12, depending on individual preferences). However, some rides have height restrictions, so younger kids can’t participate in everything here.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Dream World. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Bangkok:

• Grand Palace

• Temple of the Reclining Buddha

• Temple of the Dawn

• Bangkok Chinatown

• Pak Khlong Talat Flower Market

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Bangkok.