Pattaya Park

Pattaya Park combines a tower with a small water park and pool complex on Jomtien Beach’s approach road in Bang Lamung district. The tower — commonly cited at around 240 metres, marketed as the tallest seaside tower on Thailand’s east coast — is the site’s real draw: an observation deck near the top, plus a harnessed descent ride down the outside of the building that’s sold locally as the “tower jump.” Frontmatter pricing lists the water park at 200 THB (adult) / 100 THB (child), the observation deck at 200 THB, and the tower jump at 300 THB — three separate tickets, not a single all-in price, so budget for whichever combination you actually plan to do.

Safety Tip: Treat the tower jump like any harnessed height activity — ask staff directly about current age and weight limits, harness checks, and whether it’s running that day before you queue, rather than assuming what you read elsewhere still applies. Height and ride specs at attractions like this change with operator and season, and this page won’t guess at numbers we can’t confirm.

Below the tower, the water park covers slides and a swimming pool area — modest by the standard of Pattaya’s dedicated water parks like Columbia Pictures Aquaverse, so it suits a half-day stop rather than an all-day water park trip. The wider complex also has restaurants and shopping around the base, useful if you’re combining a tower visit with lunch rather than a full day out.

The park operates daily, roughly 11:00 to 22:00, with the tower lit up after dark — worth timing a visit for early evening if you want both the daytime view and the illuminated tower on the way out. It’s reachable by songthaew, taxi, or rental scooter from central Pattaya or Jomtien Beach, a short distance south. Bring swimwear and a waterproof bag if the water park is part of your plan; the tower side needs nothing beyond closed shoes for the ride queue.