Dream World Ticket in Bangkok
Dream World Bangkok is a themed amusement park in Pathum Thani with 40+ rides, Snow Town, and fairy-tale zones. Compare live prices and coupons.
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What it is
Dream World is a full-scale theme park located in Pathum Thani, just north of Bangkok, spanning four distinct zones: Adventure Land, Dream Garden, Fantasy Land, and Snow Town. The park houses over 40 rides and attractions, ranging from suspended roller coasters and log flume drops to fairy-tale walk-throughs and a year-round indoor snow arena kept at around -8°C. Opened in the early 1990s and continuously expanded, it remains one of Thailand's most recognized family entertainment destinations. Tickets are available as a basic entry pass (covering rides in the main zones) or an all-inclusive Super Visa that adds Snow Town and Go-Kart access — making it easy to tailor the experience to your group.
Highlights
- Sky Coaster (Adventure Land) — Asia's first suspended roller coaster, where seats hang beneath the track so riders feel fully airborne through twists and drops
- Hurricane (Fantasy Land) — a high-swing ride that lifts riders 20 meters and pushes them through somersaults and spins in multiple directions
- Super Splash — a log flume ride culminating in a steep plunge into water; expect to get thoroughly soaked
- Snow Town — a climate-controlled indoor snow arena held at approximately -8°C, complete with snowmen, igloos, ski slopes, ice slides, and polar bear displays
- Dream Garden — home to scale replicas of the Seven Wonders of the World plus the park's daily color parade
- Fantasy Land — fairy-tale zone featuring Sleeping Beauty's Castle, the Giant's House, and a 4D adventure show
Good to know
- Plan for roughly 3–5 hours to cover the main zones comfortably; a full day is advisable if you add Snow Town, the parade, and shows
- Ticket tiers: the basic entry pass covers most rides across Adventure Land, Dream Garden, and Fantasy Land; the Super Visa (all-inclusive) adds Snow Town and Go-Kart — verify current inclusions when booking, as tiers can change
- Getting there: Dream World is about 42 km north of central Bangkok in Pathum Thani — allow roughly 45–60 minutes by taxi or rideshare depending on traffic; by public transport, take BTS to Victory Monument then bus 538 directly to the park (roughly 60–75 minutes total)
- Weekday mornings (especially Tuesday–Friday) tend to have shorter queues; weekends and Thai public holidays see heavier crowds — arrive at or before 10 AM opening to maximize ride time
Frequently asked
- What's the difference between the basic ticket and the Super Visa at Dream World Bangkok?
- The basic entry pass generally covers the main ride zones — Adventure Land, Dream Garden, and Fantasy Land — while the Super Visa (all-inclusive) typically adds Snow Town and Go-Kart access. Specific inclusions can vary by season and platform, so check the ticket details when comparing on Alvin Travel to confirm what's covered before you buy.
- How do you get to Dream World Bangkok from the city center?
- Dream World is around 42 km north of central Bangkok in Pathum Thani. By taxi or rideshare, the journey takes roughly 45–60 minutes depending on traffic. By public transit, take the BTS Skytrain to Victory Monument, then board bus 538 which runs directly to the park — total travel time is typically 60–75 minutes. Some tour packages include round-trip transfers.
- What should I bring to Dream World Bangkok, and how long should I plan to stay?
- Most visitors spend 3–5 hours, though a full day works well if you want to catch the parade, shows, and Snow Town without rushing. Wear light, comfortable clothes and sunscreen for the outdoor zones, but pack a light jacket or sweater specifically for Snow Town, which is kept at around -8°C. Comfortable closed-toe shoes are strongly recommended for all rides.