Verified 22 August 2026.
Short answer. Phuket has two working water parks in 2026, not three. Andamanda Phuket charges ฿1,800 at the gate for anyone 122cm or taller; Splash Jungle charges ฿1,050 for anyone 12 or over. Blue Tree’s lagoon closed permanently in August 2024 and the site is now a lifestyle village. Book by height at one and by age at the other.
Most Phuket water park guides still list three parks. One of them has been shut for two years. This page was re-checked against each park’s own website on 22 August 2026: what is open, what a ticket actually costs, the height-versus-age rule that decides whether your ten-year-old pays child or adult, and how to fit a park into a departure day without dragging luggage around the island.
Which Phuket water parks are actually open in 2026?
Two. Andamanda Phuket and Splash Jungle Water Park both publish current prices and daily opening hours on their own sites, and both were advertising normal operation when we checked on 22 August 2026.
That leaves a straight two-way choice, and the two parks are not competing for the same visitor.
What does a Phuket water park ticket cost in 2026?
Both parks publish gate prices on their own websites. These are those prices, read on 22 August 2026.
| Andamanda Phuket | Splash Jungle | |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | ฿1,800 — “Adventure Explorer”, 122cm and above | ฿1,050 — 12 years and above |
| Child | ฿1,200 — “Mini Explorer”, 91–121cm | ฿750 — 5 to 11 years |
| Infant | No rate published below 91cm | Free — 0 to 4 years |
| Senior | ฿1,200 — “Senior Explorer”, 60 and over | Free — 65 and over |
| Priced by | Height | Age |
| Hours | Park zone 10:00–18:00 Emerald Forest 10:00–19:00 | 10:00–18:30, “open daily until further notice” |
Andamanda also runs rotating promotions on its own promotions page — when we looked, an app special cut the adult ticket to ฿1,600 and the Mini and Senior tickets to ฿1,100 until 31 August 2026, alongside multi-person bundles (฿4,240 for two adults, ฿6,250 for three until 31 December 2026) and season passes at ฿4,799 for 90 days and ฿7,199 for 365 days. Splash Jungle was running its own promotional rate valid to 31 October 2026, and separately sells a Splash & Sunset Day Pass at ฿1,850 for adults and ฿950 for children that adds a towel and infinity-pool access.
Will your child pay the child price? It depends which park
This is the single most useful thing on this page, and it catches families out constantly. Andamanda prices by height. Splash Jungle prices by age. The same child can be a child at one park and an adult at the other.
- A tall ten-year-old pays adult at Andamanda. Andamanda’s Adventure Explorer band starts at 122cm and carries no upper or lower age limit, so a 130cm ten-year-old pays the full ฿1,800. At Splash Jungle the same child is 5–11 and pays ฿750.
- A small four-year-old is free at Splash Jungle and not at Andamanda. Splash Jungle admits 0–4 free. Andamanda’s published bands start at 91cm, and it publishes no rate below that — so if your toddler is shorter, ask at the gate rather than assuming free entry.
- Seniors are treated differently too. Splash Jungle admits 65 and over free. Andamanda charges ฿1,200 from 60 and over — cheaper than its adult ticket, but not free.
Measure the children before you book. It is a five-second job that can move a family of four by a four-figure sum.
Which one should you actually pick?
- Travelling with young children, or watching the budget — Splash Jungle. It is roughly 40% cheaper at the gate, free for under-fives and for over-65s, and prices by age so a tall child is not penalised.
- Teenagers and adults who want the big rides — Andamanda. It is the larger and newer of the two, with the zoned layout its own site is built around, and it charges accordingly.
- Flying out the same evening — Splash Jungle, on geography alone. It sits in Mai Khao, the same sub-district as Phuket International Airport.
- You wanted Blue Tree — go anyway, but go for the village, the food and the kids’ adventure park, and do not expect a lagoon.
- One rainy afternoon and no strong preference — neither. Both are outdoor parks charging four figures, and a wet afternoon in Phuket is better spent somewhere with a roof.
Where do your bags go on a water park departure day?
The water park is a natural last-day activity — you are already wet, already tired, and your room went back to the hotel at noon. The problem is the bags, and this is the part we can answer from our own counters rather than from research.
Splash Jungle is in Mai Khao, Thalang, postcode 83110. So are our Phuket Airport counters — the same sub-district and the same postcode — and they are open daily 06:00 to 24:00, in both the international and domestic terminals. That makes the clean version of the day: check out, drop the bags at the airport on the way north, spend the day at the park, collect on your way to the gate.
Storage at the Phuket Airport counters is ฿150 per piece per 24 hours, every booking is insured up to ฿50,000, and bags are tagged and photo-logged at drop-off (rate as published on the branch pages, checked August 2026). Details and current prices are on the Phuket Airport branch page.
And the honest alternative, as always: if you are coming back to the same hotel tonight, leave the bags with the hotel. It is free, and free wins.
What else do people ask about Phuket water parks?
Is Blue Tree Phuket still a water park?
No. The Blue Tree Lagoon closed permanently on 1 August 2024. The complex was rebranded as a lifestyle and community hub and now holds shops, restaurants, a children’s adventure park, padel courts, a skate park and forest trails. It is still open to visitors, but there is no lagoon ticket to buy. Checked 22 August 2026.
How much is a ticket to Andamanda Phuket?
1,800 THB at the gate for the Adventure Explorer band, which is anyone 122cm or taller. Mini Explorer covers 91-121cm at 1,200 THB, and Senior Explorer covers ages 60 and over at 1,200 THB. Andamanda runs frequent promotions on its own site that cut these figures, but every promotion carries an expiry date. Park zone hours are 10:00-18:00, with the Emerald Forest zone open to 19:00. Prices read from Andamanda’s own site on 22 August 2026.
Which is cheaper, Andamanda or Splash Jungle?
Splash Jungle, by a wide margin at the gate. Splash Jungle publishes 1,050 THB for ages 12 and over and 750 THB for ages 5 to 11, with free entry for 0-4 and for 65 and over. Andamanda publishes 1,800 THB for 122cm and above and 1,200 THB for 91-121cm. Andamanda is the larger and newer park and prices accordingly, so the comparison is not like for like. Both figures read on 22 August 2026.
Does my child pay child price at Phuket water parks?
It depends which park, because they measure differently. Andamanda prices by height and Splash Jungle prices by age. A 130cm ten-year-old pays the full adult 1,800 THB at Andamanda but the 750 THB child rate at Splash Jungle. A four-year-old enters Splash Jungle free, while Andamanda publishes no rate below 91cm at all. Measure your children before you book.
Where can I leave my luggage on a Phuket departure day?
At our counters inside Phuket International Airport, open daily 06:00 to 24:00. They sit in Mai Khao, the same sub-district as Splash Jungle, so bags can go to the airport before the park and be collected on the way to the gate. Storage at the Phuket Airport counters is 150 THB per piece per 24 hours and every booking is insured up to 50,000 THB. The AIRPORTELs counter in Patong is temporarily closed, so use the airport counters on a departure day.
