Which tickets are available for Loro Parque?

The official prices for individual tickets depend on the date and ticket type. The park recommends buying online in advance and directs visitors to the official ticket page for this.

The Twin Ticket combines Loro Parque and Siam Park. The saving, the 15-day validity and the age limits for children should be checked on the official ticket page.

For the second park, the QR code and the wristband created at first entry are required. The wristband must not be removed for access to the second park.

How do I get to Loro Parque?

The park map mentions a free park train from Plaza Reyes Católicos in Puerto de la Cruz. The first train leaves at 09:30 and the last at 16:30.

From Loro Parque back, the first train leaves at 10:15 and the last at 17:30. The Plaza Reyes Católicos stop is within the urban area of Puerto de la Cruz.

By car, Puerto de la Cruz is the destination. A park car park is available on site.

From the south of Tenerife, Loro Parque offers its own bus service. Arrival and return times should be checked on the official ticket page.

Departure points and booking conditions for the south bus should be checked on the official ticket page before travelling.

How much does a visit to Loro Parque cost?

Parking fees and pushchair prices should be checked on the official ticket page.

Motorised wheelchairs cost €15 per day plus a refundable deposit according to the FAQ and must be reserved in advance. Manual wheelchairs are free against a deposit.

The annual pass states a validity of 365 days and access to more than 400 animal species. The current price is shown on the ticket page.

Special conditions apply for groups of 20 or more people. People with an officially recognised disability of more than 60% may receive a special rate; the conditions should be checked directly with the park.

A binding general price overview for 2026 is not clearly stated in the available official information. Unused tickets are not refunded according to the FAQ, but remain valid indefinitely.

What rules apply at Loro Parque?

Animals must not be fed or have objects thrown at them. Pets are not admitted, except properly recognised assistance and guide dogs.

Professional photography equipment is only allowed with prior permission. The park sets out these rules in its visitor information.

In the event of an exceptional closure due to a weather warning or other special circumstances, there is no right to a refund according to the park map.

Visitors should check the official park information and official weather warnings on the day of travel. For children, heat and longer walks, water, sun protection and suitable shoes are recommended.

When is the best time to visit Loro Parque?

The available AEMET normal values come from the Tenerife Sur Aeropuerto weather station in Granadilla de Abona and refer to the period 1981–2010.

They therefore do not exactly describe the microclimate of Puerto de la Cruz. The climate values for the south of Tenerife should be checked on the AEMET page.

For a visit with mostly mild temperatures and a low probability of rainfall, May to September are particularly favourable according to these measurements.

This is a climatic assessment, not a guarantee for individual days. For Puerto de la Cruz, conditions may differ from the south of the island because of its northern location and local cloud cover.

Current values and warnings: CITA weather (cita.news/de/wetter.html) and AEMET.

What is new at Loro Parque in 2026?

The official park pages continue to list the opening hours 09:30–17:30, the south bus service, the Twin Ticket and online booking as current offers in 2026.

A separately designated new attraction or a binding general price overview for 2026 is not clearly stated in the available official information.

The park describes itself as a zoo, education centre and nature conservation project. According to its own statements, the Fundación Loro Parque supports conservation projects for endangered species.

Anyone who wants to experience wild animals exclusively in the wild should instead choose hikes, marine conservation excursions or island nature parks.