Dream World

Frequently asked questions

• Does Dream World work for young children and older relatives?

  Yes, it is built as a family park. Younger children and older relatives tend to stick to the gentle rides, the gardens, the cable car and the snow zone, while the bigger coasters are there for anyone who wants them. Because the park is largely open-air and spread out, comfortable shoes make a difference, and the shaded garden areas are an easy place for elders to rest between rides. Children under 90 cm normally enter free and those 90–120 cm pay a reduced rate; we confirm the exact child pricing when you book.

• Where is the park, and what is the best way to reach it?

  The park sits in Thanyaburi, in Pathum Thani province, roughly 20 km north of central Bangkok. Drive time is usually 40 to 50 minutes, though it varies with traffic. Most visitors take a Grab or a metered taxi door-to-door, since there is no direct rail link. Hotel pick-up and drop-off can be added for an extra charge; message us on WhatsApp if you want it arranged.

• Are individual ride tickets needed once we are inside?

  No. The "Super Visa" pass covers every ride for the day, along with Snow Town and the go-kart track. Nothing is charged at the rides themselves, so there is no limit on how often you go on each one.

• Can we get vegetarian or Indian food at the park?

  Yes. An International and Indian buffet lunch can be added to your booking as an optional extra at the time you book, and it includes vegetarian dishes, which saves you searching for veg options on site. The park also has snack stalls and restaurants if you would rather eat as you go.

• What can we expect at Snow Town, and how cold does it get?

  Snow Town is an indoor hall filled with real snow, where you can sled, build snowmen and walk around in the cold. The temperature is kept well below freezing, so bring a light jacket and socks; jackets and boots are also available to rent at the entrance. Entry is part of your pass.