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Step into Pattaya’s largest and first-ever ice dome
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Looking for a cool escape from the Thai heat? Grab your Frost Magical Ice of Siam Pattaya tickets and step into a sub-zero wonderland filled with stunning ice sculptures, magical creatures, and frosty fun. Explore ASEAN’s largest ice dome at –10°C, walk among glowing icy temples and snow animals, and discover mythical creatures in the Himmapan Forest zone.
Pattaya Mini Siam is divided into several meticulously crafted zones that showcase miniature replicas of famous landmarks from Thailand and around the world, making it essential for visitors to prioritise these areas to fully appreciate the park’s unique blend of culture and architecture.
This zone features detailed miniatures of Thailand’s most iconic landmarks, offering a compact journey through the country’s rich heritage and architectural marvels. It’s perfect for those wanting to explore Thailand’s cultural highlights in one place.
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Experience a unique, chilly attraction featuring intricate ice sculptures and themed ice art that contrasts beautifully with the warm Pattaya climate. This zone offers a magical and refreshing break with its artistic displays.
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Immerse yourself in traditional Thai culture with live performances showcasing classical dance, music, and folklore. This zone enriches the visit by bringing Thailand’s vibrant traditions to life.
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Mini Siam Pattaya offers a delightful collection of miniature landmarks and interactive zones designed especially for families. This park is perfect for kids to explore famous sites from Thailand and around the world in a fun, educational, and safe environment.
Kids will love wandering through this charming park filled with detailed mini replicas of Thailand’s most iconic landmarks, as well as famous global monuments. It’s a gentle walk that sparks curiosity and imagination.
Restrictions: Suitable for all ages; stroller-friendly paths.
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This dedicated play area lets children climb, slide, and explore in a safe, themed environment inspired by Thai culture. It’s perfect for burning off energy while learning through play.
Restrictions: Recommended for children aged 3-10 years.
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Enjoy a lively traditional Thai puppet show that captivates kids with colourful characters and storytelling. It’s an engaging way for children to experience local culture in an entertaining format.
Restrictions: Suitable for all ages. Showtimes vary.
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A gentle train ride around the park offers kids a fun way to see all the miniature landmarks without tiring little legs. The ride includes fun narration highlighting key attractions.
Restrictions: Suitable for all ages; children under 3 ride free with an adult.
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Hands-on workshops introduce children to traditional Thai crafts like mask painting and flower garland making, providing a creative and educational experience.
Restrictions: Age 5 and above; parental supervision recommended.
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By Public Transport:
Songthaew (Shared Taxi): Take a songthaew from central Pattaya, heading north toward Naklua. Ask for Frost Magical Ice of Siam—it’s a landmark.
Bus: Buses from Pattaya Bus Terminal toward Naklua with a short taxi ride afterward.
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Frost Magical Ice of Siam Pattaya is a unique ice sculpture attraction featuring intricately carved ice artworks that showcase Thai culture, mythology, and famous landmarks. It offers a cool escape from the tropical heat and a magical experience for visitors of all ages.
It is conveniently located in central Pattaya, making it easily accessible by taxi, tuk-tuk, or local buses from major hotels and tourist spots.
The attraction is open daily from 9am to 9pm, allowing visitors to explore at their own pace throughout the day or evening.
There are standard entry tickets and combo packages that include additional perks such as guided tours or access to nearby attractions. Tickets can be purchased online via Headout for convenience and often come with skip-the-line benefits.
Standard adult tickets are priced affordably, with discounts available for children, seniors, and groups. Combo packages vary in price depending on inclusions but offer great value for those wanting a fuller experience.
Yes! Booking through Headout guarantees instant confirmation, skip-the-line entry, and access to exclusive discounts not available at the gate. Plus, you can easily manage your booking online.
Absolutely! The attraction is family-friendly, with interactive ice sculptures and photo opportunities that kids love. Just remember to dress warmly as the temperature inside is kept below freezing.
Visitors are advised to wear warm clothing, including jackets and gloves, which are often provided at the entrance. Comfortable shoes are recommended for walking through the icy displays.
Most visitors spend about 45 minutes to 1 hour exploring the ice sculptures and taking photos, but you can stay longer if you wish to soak in the details.
Yes, the venue is wheelchair accessible, and staff are available to assist guests with special needs. It’s best to inform Headout or the attraction in advance for any specific requirements.
Photography is encouraged! Visitors can capture the stunning ice sculptures, but flash photography may be restricted to protect the artworks.
Yes, some ticket packages include a guided tour that provides fascinating insights into the cultural stories behind the ice sculptures, enhancing the visitor experience.
The attraction offers clean restrooms, a cozy café serving hot beverages, and a souvenir shop featuring unique ice-themed gifts.
Running, food, and drinks inside the ice gallery are prohibited to maintain safety and preserve the sculptures. Visitors should also avoid touching the ice artworks.
