Ever wanted a fun day out? A day where you can experience thrills and treasure in your box of memories, forever. India has some of the world’s best amusement parks. In fact, from rollercoasters that will leave you dazed to water slides that’ll make you swoon. Here is a list of the best Amusement parks in India.

6 of The Best Theme and Amusement Parks in India

Adlabs Imagica, Khopoli

Imagicaa, India’s high-tech Adlabs, opened in 2013. It contains more than 30 themed attractions (including the country’s largest roller coaster and 4D stimulation rides). Eight themed eateries, all modeled after Universal Studios. Its goal is to provide escapism through fantasy and the reanimation of stories. Aqua Magica Water Park opened in September 2014 as part of the second and third phases of development. Followed by the inauguration of the five-star Novotel Imagica Khopoli hotel in September 2015. As a result, it is a very appealing vacation option for families. The Theme Park tickets start at 999 rupees.

Wonderla, Bangalore

Wonderla is a world-class amusement park franchise with locations all throughout India. Bangalore’s park is the best, with over 50 rides. Twelve of the rides are water-based, thirteen are designed specifically for small children, and ten are high-thrill. If you enjoy getting wet, don’t miss the Rain Disco, which features an indoor dance floor with colourful laser lights. A rain system that choreographs warm water showers to the music. There is also a resort on the property where you can stay. Tickets cost between 900 and 2000 rupees.

Della Adventure Park, Lonavala

This is one of the Amusement parks in India which you will enjoy. If you prefer adventure over just an adrenaline rush. From Paintball, ATV rides, flying fox to shooting, archery, rock climbing, zorbing, horseback riding. The adventure park is filled with more than 50 unique activities. You can choose your own adventure in this amusement park, making it one of the most Fun places in India,! Adult day passes to go from 1500 to 2000 rupees.

Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad

Ramoji Film City, in Hyderabad, is a massive film studio complex where thousands of Indian movies are filmed each year. This is the place to go if you’ve ever wanted to see how movie sets are created. There are also live shows, an ecozone (including a bonsai park and butterfly park). A bird park, a theme park with rides, an adventure park, and a children’s amusement park. All-Terrain Vehicles, bungee jumping, zorbing, and paintball are among the activities available. During Dussehra and Diwali, there are special celebrations. The ticket prices start from 1,150 rupees.

Aquatica, Kolkata

Aquatica is a water theme park and resort in India that offers a variety. Interesting themed rides, slides, entertainment, and recreational activities to all of its visitors. In fact, the water park covers an area of approximately 75,000 square feet. Gives a welcome break from the sweltering summer heat. Moreover, they provide tourists with lockers where they can safely store their items. The price of a ticket ranges from 800 to 1000 rupees.

Essel World, Mumbai.

EsselWorld is of the largest and first Amusement parks in India which opened its doors in 1989. Although it is a little out of date these days, it is nevertheless one of the country’s largest. It has managed to stay a favorite. There are over 70 rides, a water park called the Water Kingdom. A bowling alley, an ice skating rink, and a dance floor called Aquadrome. The terrifying new Monsters in the Mist dark coaster, reportedly the first of its sort in India, is the centerpiece. During Holi, there are special celebrations. EsselWorld’s basic packages start at 290 rupees and go up to 1450 rupees.

So if you’re looking for a fun weekend to spend with your college gang or a memorable experience with your family; these Amusement parks in India are the best way to let loose and make the fullest out of your day!

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