Dream World Bangkok

Dream World is A large amusement park on the outskirts of Bangkok, and it's divided into themed zones with rides, shows and family attractions.

The most talked-about area is The snow area, a cooled space with real snow, an unexpected experience in a city where it's 33 degrees.

Details of rides, minimum height and show times, we'll confirm them for you at booking.

The two things that appear in the ticket's "what's included" list, Snow City and go-karting: require a height of Above 155 centimeters. This is a safety restriction of the park, with no exceptions.

The meaning is practical, not theoretical: A ten-year-old child of average height won't get on either of them, even though its ticket includes them. The rest of the park is open before it, but the two things most associated with Dream World aren't.

So it's worth measuring before booking. A family that comes mainly for the snow and discovers this at the gate loses the main part of the day.

Next to every ride in the park, its age and height limits are displayed, and there are additional rides with lower thresholds.

A child up to 90 cm tall enters for free.

Dream World opened in 1993 and it one of the veterans among Thailand's amusement parks. Unlike dedicated water parks or adrenaline parks, it mixes both with family zones and garden scenery.

Its big distinction is Snow Town, a hall cooled to below-zero temperatures with real snow, ice slides and ice sculptures. This is something almost nonexistent in Thailand, and it's the reason many come.

The park is built around A central lake and manicured gardens, and the rides are spread around it. This makes it more pleasant to walk than parks built like an asphalt lot.

Its audience is mostly Local Thai, and not touristy. This affects the atmosphere, the prices at the food stalls and the queues on weekends.

for families with children looking for A full day of rides and not a short visit.

This is a park Amusement and not a water park, those looking for water slides will find them at other parks, and that's a completely different product.

Water Fun is A water area inside an amusement park and not a standalone water park. It has slides and shallow pools, and it's mainly suitable for children and families.

Those looking for big slides and a wave pool will find them at dedicated parks, Here it's an area to cool off in, not a destination in itself.

You need a swimsuit and towel, and there are changing rooms. The area sometimes closes earlier than the rest of the park, so it's worth doing it before the end of the day.