Dream World
A full-day theme park at Rangsit, north of Bangkok, with 30-plus rides and an indoor Snow Town. The Super Visa is ฿1,200 for every ride, open 10:00 to 17:00 on weekdays and to 18:00 at weekends.
Plan your visit
- Hours
- Mon–Fri 10:00–17:00, Sat–Sun 10:00–18:00
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Tickets, from the park's own ticket page
- Super Visa · ฿1,200
- Every ride, as many times as you like. The only ticket on the English page, and the one for a full day.
- Dream World Visa · ฿800
- Unlimited rides by height, with Alien, the Haunted Castle and the bumper cars once each. Listed on the Thai page.
- Ride combo · ฿680
- One go on each of 20-plus rides. Listed on the Thai page.
- Gate ticket · ฿300
- Entry and one ride, ฿250 for children. Under 90 cm free.
- Snow Town · ฿190
- The indoor snow room, one entry, with a coat, boots and socks included.
Getting there and around
- Dream World is at km 7 of the Rangsit–Ongkharak Road in Thanyaburi, Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok. A Grab or taxi is the simple way.
- The park's own public-transport directions are vans from Victory Monument to Rangsit Khlong 1, vans from the Future Park van terminal, or air-conditioned bus 538 from Victory Monument to the North Bangkok University stop.
Details
- Phone
- +66 2 577 8666
- Website
- www.dreamworld.co.th
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Why go, and how to do it well
Go for the rides, and go early. Dream World is a full-scale amusement park on 160 rai at Rangsit in Pathum Thani, north of Bangkok, with more than 30 rides across its themed zones. The two people rave about are Alien and the dark roller coaster, which reviewers keep comparing to the Mummy coaster at Universal. Lines run 20 to 30 minutes per ride at busy times, so walk straight to the back of the park at opening and work forwards. Most of the walkways are covered, which matters more than it sounds when the sun is up.
The hardware is on the older side but looked after, and there's a decent spread beyond the coasters, with theater shows, a water play area, food stalls and an optional lunch buffet. Snow Town is the indoor snow room, and its ticket includes a coat, boots and socks, so you don't need to pack for it. Weekends get properly crowded, and a weekday is the calmer call if you have the choice.
Tickets come from the park's own site. Its English page lists the Super Visa, ฿1,200 with every ride as many times as you like, which is the one to buy if you're here for a full day. The Thai page also lists a ฿300 gate ticket with one ride, a ฿680 combo with one go on each of 20-plus rides, the ฿800 Dream World Visa, and Snow Town on its own for ฿190. Children under 90 cm go in free. The park opens at 10:00 and closes at 17:00 on weekdays and 18:00 at weekends and on public holidays.
Dream World is at km 7 of the Rangsit–Ongkharak Road. A Grab or taxi is the simple way out from the city. By public transport, the park's own directions are the vans from Victory Monument to Rangsit Khlong 1, vans from the Future Park terminal, or the air-conditioned bus 538 from Victory Monument to the North Bangkok University stop.
Written by Mac Kiley · Updated Oct 2026
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Reviews from Google
From the moment you walk through Dreamworld's gates, the ambiance is amazing, with joyful music, smiling staff, and tastefully decorated places that make you feel like you've stepped into a real-life fantasy. It's the type of place where both children and adults may forget their troubles and simply enjoy the moment. The rides are a major highlight. Dream World has it all, from thrilling roller coasters to peaceful, family-friendly attractions that allow you to relax and enjoy the environment. Each ride is well-designed, thrilling, and safe, so you can try everything without hesitation. There's a wonderful blend of adrenaline-pumping thrills and pleasant, lighthearted rides that will bring out your inner child. Additionally, the food at Dream World is another wonderful surprise. There's something for everyone with a diverse menu that includes local Thai favorites as well as international appetizers and sweet desserts. It's simple to get a refreshing drink, eat a delicious dinner, and recharge before heading out for more fun.
Dream World Bangkok Dream World Bangkok is a wonderful destination for families and visitors of all ages. The facilities are clean, well maintained, and easy to navigate, which makes the entire experience comfortable and enjoyable. The staff are friendly, helpful, and clearly focused on ensuring guests have a great day. The rides are a real highlight, offering a good balance between thrilling attractions and gentler options for younger children. This variety makes it ideal for families, as everyone can find something suited to their age and confidence level. Overall, Dream World Bangkok delivers a fun, safe, and well-organised theme park experience. Highly recommended for a full day of entertainment and great memories.
When I was in my third year of junior high school, I went on a field trip to Dream World. As a student, I got a discount, so it wasn't too expensive. However, we didn't get to ride all the rides because some had restrictions, but the rides we did get to experience were so much fun! Going into the snow house cost an extra 100 baht, which I paid for, but it was totally worth it because it was incredibly fun! I highly recommend everyone visit!
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Dream World: Frequently Asked Questions
How much is a Dream World Bangkok ticket?
The Super Visa, with every ride unlimited, is ฿1,200 on the park's own site. Its Thai page also lists a ฿300 gate ticket with one ride, a ฿680 ride combo and the ฿800 Dream World Visa. Children under 90 cm go in free.
What are Dream World's opening hours?
10:00 to 17:00 Monday to Friday, and 10:00 to 18:00 on weekends and public holidays.
How do I get to Dream World by public transport?
There's no rail station at the gate. The park's own directions are a van from Victory Monument to Rangsit Khlong 1, a van from the Future Park terminal, or bus 538 from Victory Monument to the North Bangkok University stop. A Grab is much simpler.
Is Dream World Bangkok worth it?
For a full day of rides, yes, especially with kids and on a weekday. The hardware is older than at a big international park, but the coasters are good, most walkways are covered, and Snow Town is a novelty in the heat.
When is the best time to visit Dream World?
The best months to visit Bangkok are November – February, with the most reliable weather. Crowds peak in December & January — going early in the day usually means fewer people. Months to think twice about: April – May (peak heat).
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