Jungle Park tickets on the official site: our review and when to buy direct

Jungle Park works just like its sister park Aqualand: same company, same pricing logic and the same conclusion. If your date is fixed, the official website saves you €2 per adult, and if you plan to visit both of the group's parks, the 2 Parks ticket saves you €18 on two separate tickets. The platforms sell at the ticket-office price; of those, Tiqets is the one that lets you change your mind up to the day before.

Who's behind it

The park belongs to Aspro Parks S.L.U., the company that also runs Aqualand Costa Adeje. It's in the Urbanización Las Águilas del Teide, in Arona, which is why many people still look for it as "Las Águilas": it's the same place under another name. Phone +34 922 729 010; open daily from 10:00 to 17:30.

The website is junglepark.es and the shop is at tickets.junglepark.es. On Tiqets, the provider listed is Aspro Parks Canarias SL: even if you pay on the platform, your contract is with the park.

What the official site sells

Prices at the ticket office / online:

The prices page doesn't give the age ranges for the child and mini categories. At Aqualand, run by the same company, child means 5 to 10 and mini 3 to 4: check before you buy if your child is on the borderline. The resident rate requires the original document proving Canary residency.

What's worth buying on the website

• 2 Parks ticket with Aqualand: €51 online. Bought separately, the two websites add up to €69.
• Family Pack (2 adults and 2 children) from €120 and Friends Pack (4 adults) from €134. Not valid on the day you buy them.
• Season pass and resident rates.

All the shows are included in the ticket. The BOB, a slide more than 800 metres long, costs extra and its price isn't published.

Official site vs booking platforms

GetYourGuide, Tiqets and Headout charge €36, the ticket-office price. The differences lie in cancellation:

• Tiqets: cancellation or date change up to 23:59 the day before.
• Headout: can't be cancelled or changed. It's also the lowest-rated listing of the three.
• GetYourGuide: check the cancellation policy on the listing before you pay.
• Official website: a dated ticket is valid only on that day and an undated one for 90 days; you show it as a QR code on your phone or printed out. If you might need to change, ask the park before you buy.

With the Aqualand combos the gap is bigger: Tiqets sells them for €73 and Headout for €69, against €51 for the official 2 Parks ticket.

What you can only pay for inside

The animal experiences can't be booked anywhere, not even on the official website: photos with eagles and exotic birds, the Animal Passport with falconers, meerkats and squirrel monkeys, the sea lion encounter and the animal-feed machines are all paid for in the park itself. If you have children with you, factor these extras into the day's budget even if you bought the cheapest ticket.

You can bring your own food and drink, as long as there's no glass, which also brings the final bill down compared with eating in the park's restaurants.

Our rating of the official shop

Where to buy, depending on your trip

• Date fixed: the official website, from €34.
• Definitely going, but not sure which day: an undated official ticket, valid for 90 days.
• Also going to Aqualand: the 2 Parks ticket on either park's website.
• Family of four booking ahead: Family Pack, from €120.
• You might not go: Tiqets, cancellable up to 23:59 the day before for €2 more.

Ticket cancellable up to the day beforefrom €36Affiliate link: it costs you nothing extra.

Show times and the free bus are in our Jungle Park guide. The other half of the 2 Parks ticket is explained in the Aqualand review; if you're torn between zoos, compare it with the Loro Parque official site. For family days out, see Tenerife with kids, and the table of every attraction is on compare prices.

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