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Siam Amazing Park Closed 6 Months After Bangkok Floods

The Siam Amazing Park closure in Bangkok is expected to last about 6 months after floods. See what it means for your Thailand trip and ticket plans.

AsiaBuddy Team•10/05/2026•5 min read
Siam Amazing Park Closed 6 Months After Bangkok Floods

Siam Amazing Park, the large amusement and water park in Bangkok also known as Suan Siam, has temporarily closed after severe flooding damaged nearly the whole site. The operator is now inspecting and repairing the park, and the closure is expected to last about 6 months.

If you planned to visit Bangkok for its theme park and water park attractions, the Siam Amazing Park closure means you should not buy tickets or build a day around it until the operator confirms a reopening date. Check official announcements before changing your Thailand itinerary.

Siam Amazing Park closure and what it means

The Siam Amazing Park closure began on September 26, 2026 and is expected to last about 6 months, with no confirmed reopening date yet. It affects both the amusement park and the water park in Bangkok.

Management announced the temporary shutdown after torrential rain in Bangkok from September 26 left the 118-acre complex flooded for 5 consecutive days.

The park said that nearly 100 percent of the site was affected. Rides, attractions, and the park's large artificial sea were submerged, so the operator needs time to inspect every ride and carry out repairs across the whole property.

Initial damage estimates exceeded 100 million THB. This includes physical damage, repair costs, and lost revenue during a period that normally includes the September to October school break and year-end activities.

Why this Bangkok flood was worse than 2011

![Floodwater covering rides and walkways at Siam Amazing Park in Bangkok]

The operator described this flood as more severe than the 2011 flood, when about 30 percent of the park was affected. This time, almost the entire park was underwater, and much of the amusement equipment could not be moved to higher ground.

Bangkok's Khan Na Yao district, where the park is located, was declared a disaster-affected area after heavy rain. That declaration followed intense rainfall across the capital and widespread flooding on major roads.

For travelers, the main point is practical. A park that was open before September 26 is not a usable Bangkok attraction for the coming months. If Siam Amazing Park was part of a family itinerary, replace it with another activity and keep your plans flexible.

Artificial sea repairs and expected reopening

![The large artificial sea at Siam Amazing Park in Bangkok waiting for inspection after flooding]

The park expects the main restoration work to take at least 3 to 4 months after floodwater fully recedes. Engineers must inspect the artificial sea, water slides, ride machinery, and other attractions before the park can safely reopen.

Management has said it hopes to reopen before the 2027 Songkran festival, but this is a goal rather than a confirmed reopening date. The temporary closure is expected to last about 6 months from September 26, so travelers should wait for an official announcement before booking tickets.

Zoo area will not reopen

![Former zoo area at Siam Amazing Park in Bangkok after the September 2026 flooding]

The zoo section at Siam Amazing Park will close permanently. During the flooding, rescue teams saved 10 hog deer, but 6 other hog deer were found dead in the water.

The remaining animals will be transferred to the Zoological Organisation of Thailand. This means visitors should not expect the former free zoo area to return even after the amusement and water park sections reopen.

How to adjust a Bangkok trip

If you already hold a Siam Amazing Park ticket, contact the seller or the park through its official channels before traveling. Ask whether your ticket can be rescheduled, refunded, or used after reopening, and keep your booking reference and payment record ready.

Bangkok still has many other ways to spend a day, from temples and markets to riverside areas and shopping districts. For first-time visitors, these Bangkok travel planning tips can help you rebuild an itinerary around attractions that are currently open.

Public transport planning also matters during the rainy season. Before heading across the city, check the Bangkok BTS and MRT connection guide and allow extra time for rain-related delays.

If flooding or an emergency affects your plans, save the Thailand emergency numbers for travelers before you set out. Avoid crossing flooded streets, follow local authority instructions, and do not enter closed park areas.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Siam Amazing Park closed?

Siam Amazing Park is closed because severe flooding from September 26, 2026 submerged nearly the entire 118-acre complex for 5 days. The operator needs to inspect and repair rides, water attractions, and other facilities.

How long will Siam Amazing Park be closed?

The closure is expected to last about 6 months from September 26, 2026. The park hopes to reopen before Songkran 2027, but no confirmed reopening date has been announced.

Can I still use a Siam Amazing Park ticket?

Check with the park or the platform where you bought the ticket before traveling. Ask specifically about rescheduling, refunds, or using the ticket after the park reopens.

Is the zoo at Siam Amazing Park reopening?

No. The zoo section will close permanently, and the remaining animals will be transferred to the Zoological Organisation of Thailand.

What should Bangkok travelers do instead?

Choose attractions that are confirmed open and keep a flexible schedule during the rainy season. Check official announcements before buying any attraction ticket in Bangkok.

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