Siam Park Accelerates Repairs After Flood Damage, Targets Partial Reopening by December 2026

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Siam Park, a 46-year-old amusement park in Thailand, is undergoing repairs following severe flooding in late September that submerged 100% of the area. Initial damage estimates range from 300 to 500 million baht. While rumors suggested the sale of its 250-rai land for 10 billion baht to settle debts, executives state that over 10 investors have expressed interest in purchasing the property, but no decision has been made to sell. The park aims to reopen partially by December 2026, with scout camps already operational and mechanical rides and water parks expected to resume service within six months of partial reopening. The management is also requesting government support for tax relief on high-tech ride imports, special interest rate loans from state banks, and tourism incentives for man-made attractions.