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An eerie trip inside Thailand’s oldest amusement park, deserted after flooding

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Last updated: October 14, 2026 3:36 am
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Siam Amazing Park was forced to close after rising water damaged rides and left parts of the park inaccessible

With its mouth agape, the giant lion’s head is frozen in a roar. No water rushes down the log flume that descends from its heights, while at ground level, the vast amusement park stands empty of noise and activity except for leaves blowing in a light breeze.

Welcome to Siam Amazing Park, billed as the longest-running amusement park in south-east Asia, and certainly in Thailand. Up to a million people rush in every year for thrills on rides like the Boomerang, an orange rollercoaster that loop-the-loops at 80km/h (50mph), or to splash around under the tropical sun in one of the world’s largest wave pools.

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Source: Guardian Business

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