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Thai Wake Park Pattaya is the only full-size cable park on the Eastern Seaboard and the easiest way to add a wake session to a Pattaya beach trip. It sits inland in the green Mabprachan Reservoir area of Bang Lamung, about 20-25 minutes from the city, and has a relaxed resort feel with palms, lawns and a clubhouse.
Based on official information and our research, the park runs a full-size counter-clockwise main cable plus a separate 295 m Rixen two-tower 2.0 line for first rides, private groups and coaching. The main lake has 10+ obstacles, including kickers, rails, a fun box and a slider, and the layout rotates. Water skiing and wakeskating are offered too.
It is very beginner-friendly. The 450 THB Low Speed Session gives you 1.5 hours on a slower cable with a coach, a starter board and a life vest, and three sessions earn you a free Club Card. Main-cable prices are lower than at the group's Bangkok parks: 695 THB for 2 hours, 895 THB for 4 hours and 1,095 THB for a full day, as of October 2026.
The trade-offs: there is no night riding (closing is 18:00), the obstacle line is smaller than at Lumlukka or ESC, and on-site accommodation is not confirmed. It is also around 45 minutes from U-Tapao and about 1.5 hours from Suvarnabhumi. Overall: a scenic, good-value park and the clear wakeboarding pick in the east.
What we like
- Only full-size cable on the Eastern Seaboard
- Separate 295 m two-tower line for first rides and coaching
- 450 THB Low Speed Session with coach included
- Cheaper main-cable prices than the Bangkok parks
- Resort-style setting with palms and lawns
Watch out for
- No night riding; the park closes at 18:00
- Fewer obstacles than the big Bangkok parks
- On-site accommodation not confirmed
- Inland location; you need a car or Grab from Pattaya
- Beginner-friendly
- Kids welcome
- Night riding
- Food & drinks
- Stay on site
- Pro shop
History & story
Thai Wake Park Pattaya is the Eastern Seaboard outpost of the Thai Wake Park group, set on a lake in Nong Pla Lai about 20 minutes inland from central Pattaya. Its early history is thinly documented and the opening year is unconfirmed, but founder Ae Thanathorn's advice to beginners, that crashing is part of the fun, sums up the mood. Lately it has become a competition stage: since 2025 it has hosted the wake events of Thailand Extreme Fest, and the 2026 edition doubled as Asian Games selection. With main-cable sessions from 695 THB, it suits Pattaya holidaymakers looking for something new and riders after contest-grade water.
- Unconfirmed
Waketricks cites a 2009 date from the park's branding, but that is Lumlukka's year, so Pattaya's opening year is unconfirmed. Source: Waketricks
- 2020
A travel feature quotes founder Ae Thanathorn telling beginners that crashing is part of the fun. Source: Siam at Siam
- May 2025
Thailand Extreme Fest adds cable wakeboard and wakeskate for the first time, held at this park. Source: Pattaya Mail
- Apr 2026
24–26 April: Extreme Fest is upgraded to an IWWF 2-star event and counts toward 2026 Asian Games team selection. Source: Pattaya Mail
- Oct 2026
Official prices: main cable 695 THB for 2 hours, Low Speed Session 450 THB for 1.5 hours. Source: Thai Wake Park
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In depth
Background
Thai Wake Park Pattaya is the Eastern Seaboard outpost of the Thai Wake Park group, which also runs Lumlukka and ESC Rangsit near Bangkok; the official site names the operator as Living Art Co., Ltd. The park sits on a lake in Nong Pla Lai, Bang Lamung, inland from the beach and about 20 minutes from central Pattaya by car or Grab.
The history is thinly documented. The Waketricks listing cites a 2009 date carried on the park's own branding, but the group's site uses 2009 for Lumlukka, so treat the Pattaya opening year as unconfirmed. A 2020 travel feature quoted the founder, Ae Thanathorn, telling beginners that crashing is part of the fun (source: Siam at Siam).
The cables and features
There are two systems. The main cable is a full-size, counter-clockwise loop that carries several riders at once; Wakeparks Thailand identifies it as a Sesitec system, which we could not confirm officially. Alongside it runs a separate 295-metre Rixen two-tower line used for first rides, private groups and coaching (source: Waketricks).
Waketricks counts more than ten obstacles. Wakeparks Thailand describes a rotating line of kickers, rails, a fun box and a slider aimed mainly at intermediates, and notes the lake is wider than Lumlukka's, with fewer features. Wakeskating and water skiing are also offered, and the on-site Intensity Pro Shop sells boards and gear.
Prices, rules and what to know before you go
Official prices as of October 2026: main cable 695 THB for 2 hours, 895 THB for 4 hours and 1,095 THB for the day. Beginners start with the Low Speed Session at 450 THB for 1.5 hours, run daily with a coach on hand, open to ages 6 and up. A Club Card cuts main-cable prices substantially, and Friday is Lady Day at 395 THB all day for women with a card. Hours are 10:30 to 18:00 on weekdays and 09:00 to 18:00 on weekends and holidays, with no night riding.
Park rules from the group FAQ: helmets are compulsory (rented for 60 THB per day unless included in a beginner package), every ticket includes a vest and starter board, non-swimmers can ride, and outside food and drink are not allowed. If the cable stops for rain or wind, ticket time is paused. There are showers but no lockers, so leave valuables behind. Book at pattaya.wakesys.com. For Pattaya trip planning see our Pattaya guide.
What reviewers often say
The park averages 4.6 on Google from roughly 370 reviews, and Facebook reviews are near-unanimous recommendations, as summarised by Wakeparks Thailand. Common themes: friendly, helpful staff; a sociable atmosphere that suits first-timers and travellers; the resort feel of the lawns and café; and having wakeboarding, wakeskating and water skiing in one place. Reviewers often suggest beginners come between 09:00 and 11:00, before the lake gets busy. Weekends and Thai public holidays draw the biggest crowds.
Recent news and events (2025-2026)
The park has become the wake venue for Thailand Extreme Fest, organised by the Extreme Sports Association of Thailand with Pattaya City. In May 2025 the festival added cable wakeboard and wakeskate for the first time, held at this park (sources: Pattaya Mail, THE STANDARD). The 2026 edition, on 24 to 26 April, was upgraded to an IWWF 2-star event and also counted towards national-team selection for the 2026 Asian Games in Japan, with about 370 athletes across all seven disciplines (sources: Pattaya Mail, Wakeparks Thailand). Prices and hours are as of October 2026; confirm with the park.
Plan your visit
- Best time
- Weekend mornings from the 09:00 opening are coolest; on weekdays the park opens at 10:30. Late afternoon light is lovely, but there is no night session, so finish by 18:00.
- How long
- Allow 2-3 hours including the 1.5-hour Low Speed Session, or half a day with a 4-hour ticket.
- What to bring
- Swimwear or a rash guard, strong sunscreen, a hat for breaks, a towel and a change of clothes; a life vest and starter board are included.
Tips
- Book online at pattaya.wakesys.com, especially for weekend Low Speed Sessions.
- After three beginner or Low Speed Sessions you get a free Club Card for member rates.
- Friday is Lady Day: women with a Club Card ride all day for 395 THB.
- Combine your session with the Pattaya Floating Market (about 20 minutes away) or Silverlake Vineyard.
Prices (October 2026)
| Main cable, 2 h | ฿695 |
| Main cable, 4 h | ฿895 |
| All day | ฿1,095 |
| Afternoon session | ฿665 |
| Last hour | ฿295 |
| Low-speed session, 1.5 h | ฿450 |
| Lady Day (Club Card members) | ฿395 |
Prices change — check with the park before you go. Wakeboarding Price Thailand 2026: Wake Park Prices Compared
Opening hours
| Mon | 10:30–18:00 |
| Tue | 10:30–18:00 |
| Wed | 10:30–18:00 |
| Thu | 10:30–18:00 |
| Fri | 10:30–18:00 |
| Sat | 09:00–18:00 |
| Sun | 09:00–18:00 |
Park facts
| Cable system | Full-size counter-clockwise main cable + 295 m Rixen two-tower 2.0 line |
|---|---|
| Obstacles | 10+ features: kickers, rails, fun box, slider (rotates) |
| Rental | Life vest and starter board included; other rentals: confirm with the park |
| Coaching | Low Speed Session 450 THB/1.5h with coach guidance |
| Food | Restaurant on site |
| Stay | Not confirmed on site; stay in Pattaya |
| Parking | Free |
| Booking | Online at pattaya.wakesys.com or LINE @thaiwakepark |
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Things to do nearby
Approximate driving distance and time from the park.
- Pattaya Floating Market12 km · 20 min
- Pattaya Beach & Walking Street15 km · 25 min
- Sanctuary of Truth16 km · 25 min
- Silverlake Vineyard18 km · 25 min
- Khao Chi Chan (Buddha Mountain)20 km · 30 min
- Nong Nooch Tropical Garden25 km · 35 min
Getting there
58 Soi 3 Nong Pla Lai, Bang Lamung, Chon Buri 20150
U-Tapao Airport: ~45 km · ~45 min
About 45 km (around 45 minutes) from U-Tapao Airport, roughly 120 km (about 1 hour 30 minutes) from Suvarnabhumi, and about 15 km (25 minutes) from Pattaya Beach; parking is free.
Grab or a taxi from central Pattaya is the simplest option; search for "THAI WAKE PARK Pattaya" and arrange a return ride, as cars are scarcer inland.
There is no practical public transport to the park; take Grab, a taxi or a hired car.
FAQ
How much does Thai Wake Park Pattaya cost?
As of October 2026, the main cable is 695 THB for 2 hours, 895 THB for 4 hours and 1,095 THB for a full day. The beginner Low Speed Session is 450 THB for 1.5 hours.
Is Thai Wake Park Pattaya good for beginners?
Yes. The separate two-tower line and the 450 THB Low Speed Session, with a slower cable and coach guidance, are designed for first rides. Note that the 995 THB Beginner Lesson is only sold at the Bangkok parks.
Is there night wakeboarding in Pattaya?
No. The park is open 10:30-18:00 on weekdays and 09:00-18:00 at weekends and on public holidays. For night riding, head to the Bangkok parks.
Can I try it if I can't swim?
A life vest is included and worn at all times, so you will float. Let the coach know you are a weak swimmer and start with the Low Speed Session.
How far is Thai Wake Park from Pattaya city?
About 15 km from Pattaya Beach, roughly 25 minutes by Grab or taxi. It is inland near Mabprachan Reservoir in Bang Lamung.
Can kids wakeboard at Thai Wake Park Pattaya?
The park is kid-friendly, and the slower two-tower line suits young riders. Confirm the minimum age and children's options with the park before you go.
Sources & credits
This page was written by ThaiWakeClub in our own words, based on the sources below — with thanks to each of them. Parks can ask us to correct anything.
- Thai Wake Park Pattaya (official park page) — Thai Wake Park (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Prices — Thai Wake Park (accessed 2026-10-15)
- FAQ — Thai Wake Park (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Pattaya's Most Action-Packed Activities for Adrenaline Junkies — Siam at Siam (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Thai Wake Park Pattaya — Wake Park in Chon Buri, Thailand — Waketricks (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Pattaya Wake Park - Full Cable Wake Park in Pattaya, Thailand — Wakeparks Thailand (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Thailand Extreme Fest 2026 Recap: Cable Wakeboard & Wakeskate Wraps Up in Pattaya — Wakeparks Thailand (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Pattaya set for Thailand Extreme Fest 2026 as athletes battle for Asian Games spots — Pattaya Mail (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Pattaya hosts Thailand Extreme Fest 2025 to scout talent for LA 2028 Olympics — Pattaya Mail (accessed 2026-10-15)
- Thailand Extreme Fest brings in top athletes aiming for the Olympics — THE STANDARD (accessed 2026-10-15)