There are plenty of options when it comes to amusement parks in Delhi and the entire NCR area. Metro connectivity is quite commendable in Delhi, while bus, auto, and app cabs are always handy, but unlike metro, they are susceptible to traffic.
A venture of Entertainment City Limited, it is one of the biggest amusement parks of the continent, studded with around 20 operational rides, with further additions on the cards. Operating since 2007, it has expanded with time, presently being a popular entertainment destination for kids and grown-ups alike. The park is divided into 2 sections, the La Fiesta or the Family Zone, and the Teen Zone. There is an operating water park along with an upcoming kart.
For amusement park For Water Park
Child-499 Child-699
Adult-599 Adult- 899 (999 on weekend)
Senior Citizen-199 Senior Citizen-399
There is a passport ticketing that offers unlimited entry and rides throughout a year. Booking the tickets online is better so you can avoid standing in a long queue.
There are some reasonably priced food stalls. For water parks, either carry some nylon or lycra clothing or rent them from the park. Locker systems are also there. The cleanliness of water might be an issue at times, especially during the holiday seasons.
Founded in 1993, this water park holds the record of housing the longest water tunnel of Delhi. There are 21 amusement rides and 22 water rides. The park is also one of the oldest in Delhi.
Relevant Details: The ticket prices depend on the timing:
10:00am-02:00pm – Couple’s tickets are Rs 2,000; while kid’s ticket is Rs 500
02:00 pm-04:00 pm – Couple’s tickets are Rs 1,600; kid’s ticket is Rs 400
04:00 pm-06:00 pm – Couple’s tickets are Rs 1,400; Kid’s ticket is Rs 300
(GST charges are applied separately)
You can book the tickets online and opt for the seasoned pass (combined ride package)
There is a restaurant within the premises where snacks, beverages, and complete meals are available.
Located in New Delhi, the park has fun rides, water rides, and retail outlets all within its premises. The vast area of 62 acres offers around 25 rides.
However, the park is not known for its inner facilities like a locker, and first-aid. So, if you are looking for some amusement parks to spend a day with kids, this might not be on the top of your list.
Located on the Yamuna waterfront, this water park is the largest in Delhi, housing more than 20 rides. The Delhi Eye, a large Ferris wheel, was situated at the same spot before the park was built.
Outside food is not allowed; there is a food court inside the park, offering a multi-cuisine menu. The locker rooms are fortified with Radio Frequency Identification. Wheelchair-bound people can also access the park as all the special facilities are provided.
The water park is not very spacious and sometimes (especially during summer), it accommodates more people than it can actually cater to. As a result, the water gets dirty frequently.
This theme park in Sonipat, Haryana focuses on adventure rides and water slides for all age groups. There are multiple life-size dinosaur statues at the entrance and within the park.
Adults – Rs 750, children and senior citizens – Rs 500 (on weekdays)
Adults – Rs 1000, children and senior citizens – Rs 750 (on weekends)
The go karting and zip line are to be paid separately (Rs 100 per head for each). Also, different charges are applied for video games and the 7D Theater.
Locker rooms (charged Rs 80) and swimming costumes (charged Rs 60) are available for rent. The security system is average. Most people find this park good for a one-time visit only.
Studded with 15 water rides, this is also known as Oysters Water Park. The oldest amusement park of India, it covers a total area of about 10 acres.
The water park is quite safe and clean, with lots of lifeguards always on duty.
Located at a convenient location on the Main GT Karnal Road, this park in North Delhi offers multiple water rides. Supervised by the Sagu Dreamland Private Limited, the park is also a popular venue for domestic and commercial parties.
Since it is mandatory to wear swimsuits in the water park, either carry them or rent from the park at reasonable rates.
As described, most of the parks are divided into two sections. While one part highlights water rides, the other part is all about exciting land rides. All the parks are more or less family-friendly where you can enjoy a fun-filled day with your whole family, or group of friends.
