Tube Trek Waterpark

About $6 US for the basic entry, and 12 if you want to do the big slides. Food is reasonable and delicious! (The macadamia latte was on point!) The little pizzas were good as well, but the sauce is sweet - but bad, but not what an American kid would be expecting :) We went on a weekend afternoon and there was almost no one there. The kids didn't want to wait for any of the slides. The water was the cleanest I've seen from any place like this is Thailand. The wave pool was very nice, but the waves are VERY small. A lot of locals were here, and a few tourists - which I love doing things that are more local and less touristy. You do need to have actual swim wear (no cotton or even sports shirts) but you can purchase swimwear there if you need to for a reasonable price as well. The kids had the best time!! I'm sure it will be a highlight of their trip here! You really can't beat it for the price!

It is Chiang Mai Water Park with the best cost-effectiveness. It is a great place to visit often while living in Chiang Mai for a month with my 9-year-old son. It is a pleasant summer place where you can relax and use it because the entrance fee is cheap and there are not many people. You can use it safely without worrying about your belongings without using the locker. However, you cannot bring in food, and you have to charge your bracelet and use the snack bar.

It's good to play with children for a day at a low cost. I took two 6-8-year-olds and bought a Happy 199 ticket because of their weight, so I haven't used the Extreme Zone. I think the Extreme Zone will be really fun when the kids grow up. It's not crowded, so I think it'll be good to use various facilities. The food at the restaurant was delicious and clean, so it was good to use.