Safari World Bangkok Tickets: Price, Packages & Online Deals
Genuinely large online discounts, some as high as 45% off
Safari World Bangkok tickets run from roughly 400 to 1,500 THB depending on the package and whether you buy at the gate or online, with online platforms offering genuinely significant discounts, some as high as 45% off. Here's the full breakdown across ticket types and real platform pricing.
What the ticket types actually cover
- Safari Park: the open-air, drive-through wildlife experience, giraffes, zebras, lions, and tigers viewed from a safe tram or coach
- Marine Park: dolphin shows, orangutan shows, and other performances, a cooler indoor-outdoor mix, good for escaping the afternoon heat
- Combo (Safari + Marine): both parks in one ticket
Gate price versus online: a real comparison
One traveller saved roughly 1,100 THB for two people just by booking online
One traveller's actual booking experience: walk-up counter tickets ran 1,500 THB per person plus another 100 THB for the safari coach bus. Booking through Traveloka instead brought the ticket down to 950 THB per person plus the same coach fee, a saving of roughly 1,100 THB combined for two people.
Real prices by platform
Marine Park shows offer a cooler alternative to the open-air safari
| Platform | Package | Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| TicketsToDo | Safari Park only (non-Thai resident) | $20.83 (RM89) | 33% off from $30.82 |
| TicketsToDo | Marine Park only (non-Thai resident) | $25.05 (RM106) | 38% off from $40.20 |
| TicketsToDo | Combo, Safari + Marine (Nov onward) | $25.90 (RM110) | 45% off from $46.39 |
| Trip.com | Standard ticket | $24 (RM102) | 20% off from $30.19 |
| Traveloka | Starting price | $24.63 (RM105) | Varies |
| Pattaya City Tour | Safari Park, adult / child | ฿749 / ฿699 (RM95 / RM89) | — |
| Walk-in counter | Combo ticket | ~1,500 THB (RM191) | No discount |
Sourced from TicketsToDo, Trip.com, Traveloka, and Pattaya City Tour. RM figures are approximate conversions and will shift with the exchange rate.
An important recent policy change: giraffe feeding
No longer bundled into the base ticket price
Other add-ons worth knowing
- Safari Coach Bus: roughly 100 THB (RM13) per person
- Wheelchair rental: THB 200 (RM26)
- River Safari Ride (optional boat): roughly 350 THB (RM45)
- Lunch buffet: roughly 300 THB (RM38) standalone, or bundled into "all-in" combo packages (Combined + Buffet Lunch runs around THB 1,128 / RM144)
- Children under 100cm in height: free entry
A smarter transfer option
Doubles as your ride into the Safari Park itself
If you book through platforms like Klook or Traveloka, you can often add a "Shared Transfer" for roughly 300 to 400 THB (RM38–51), departing from a central spot like Siam Paragon or Central World. The van drives you through the Safari Park itself, meaning you skip paying separately for the park's own coach bus, and you're guaranteed a return ride to the city when the park closes.
Hours and best time to visit
Safari World operates roughly 9am to 4pm Tuesday to Friday, 9am to 5pm Saturday and Sunday, and is closed on Mondays. Best months to visit are November through February, the cool and dry season. If you're visiting during the wetter months, afternoon showers typically last only 30 to 60 minutes, during which the park empties out noticeably and online platforms sometimes offer better discounts to match.
Practical tips
Book online rather than at the gate. The savings are genuinely significant, in the real example above, roughly 1,100 THB for two people just from switching to online booking.
Budget separately for the Giraffe Terrace if it's on your list. This is no longer included automatically in the base ticket, THB 200 per person as of the 2025 policy change.
Consider the shared transfer option if you don't want to arrange your own transport. It doubles as your ride into the Safari Park itself, avoiding the separate coach bus fee.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Buying at the gate without checking online prices first. The gap between walk-up and online pricing is consistently large across every platform and traveller account referenced here
- Assuming giraffe feeding is still bundled into your base admission. Since January 2025, it's a separate mandatory THB 200 charge, factor this into your budget if it's part of your plan
- Not comparing platforms before booking. TicketsToDo, Trip.com, and Traveloka all show different discount percentages on comparable packages, worth checking two or three before committing
- Skipping the shared transfer option and paying for both a separate ride and the park's own coach bus. Combining transport this way saves a genuine, avoidable extra cost
- Visiting during peak dry season without booking ahead. November through February is the recommended window precisely because conditions are best, which also means it's busier, book in advance if your trip falls in this period