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Mini Siam is in the open-air and the sun can be intense, so don’t forget sunscreen and a hat.
There are a number of food options in the park, as well as stalls out front and a wealth of eateries along the highway.
Well-maintained, flat pathways mean that the park is wheelchair- and stroller-accessible.
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A Mini Siam admission ticket costs 300 baht for adults and 150 baht for children. You can secure your preferred time slot by booking your tickets in advance or simply turn up on the day and purchase your ticket using cash. You can also book tour packages that include tickets and transfers from accommodation in Pattaya, with prices from around US$25.
The highlights of Mini Siam’s collection of 1:25 scale buildings include top Thailand attractions such as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew) and Hua Lampong Station. It’s also home to models of Cambodia’s Angkor Wat, London’s Tower Bridge, and Paris’ Eiffel Tower.
While there aren’t any restaurants inside Mini Siam, the attraction is right beside a McDonald's restaurant. It’s also in the well-developed resort of Pattaya City in Phuket, meaning that it’s surrounded by restaurants and bars serving everything from pad thai and pasta, tom yum soup, and tacos.
Yes, you can take photos at Mini Siam. In fact, you are encouraged to take pictures of the models of iconic monuments from around the world. However, if you want to use a drone or take photos for professional purposes, you need to get permission from Mini Siam staff either in advance or on the day of your visit.
Yes, Mini Siam is the perfect place for families with children. It’s outdoors and offers some fantastic photo opportunities. Plus, it’s close to other family-friendly Pattaya City attractions, such as the 3D Art in Paradise Museum and Cartoon Network Amazone Waterpark with its many slides.













































































