Land Rides & Amusement Park

Once you've dried off, the amusement park side offers another thirty-plus rides. The Magic Carpet spins you while tilting as though you're soaring through the sky; Rock N Roll delivers a full rollercoaster experience; and the Top Spin flips and rotates riders in every direction for a gravity-defying jolt.↗

Younger visitors gravitate toward the Jungle Carousel (themed with lions, monkeys, and peacocks), the Sea Horse Train, the Mini Pirate Ship, the Flying Chair, Battery Cars, the Dragon Pillar ride, and the Fish Roller Coaster. A mini Ferris wheel, a Jungle Bouncy trampoline area, and several caterpillar and cat-themed trains round out the kids' zone. There's even a small snow park for a cool-contrast experience during peak summer.↗↗

Dining

The 'Food' in Fun N Food is no afterthought — the park's ticket packages include unlimited access to multi-cuisine dining outlets offering more than 56 items, from Indian staples to continental snacks. Buffet-style restaurants let you refuel between rides without worrying about extra costs, which is a significant draw for families who'd otherwise face a long queue of snack counters at other water parks.↗↗↗

Planning Your Visit

Tickets bundle water park rides, amusement park rides, and unlimited food in a single entry pass. Adult prices hover around ₹1,500 for women and ₹1,800 for single men; children pay approximately ₹1,000, and a couple's package runs about ₹3,000. Children below 33 inches tall enter free. Locker rental is ₹150 (plus ₹200 security deposit), and towel or swimwear rental is also available at nominal rates. Parking on-site charges ₹20 for two-wheelers and ₹50 for cars.↗

The park operates year-round but its best season is summer (March through June), when the water rides are fully operational and the heat makes them most welcome. Weekdays see noticeably shorter queues. Weekday hours run 11 AM to 6 PM, extended to 7 PM on Saturdays and Sundays. A weekly foam party, typically on Sundays, adds a high-energy splash finale for those visiting late.↗↗

Getting there is straightforward. The park sits on the Old Delhi–Gurgaon Road in Kapashera, only about three kilometers from Indira Gandhi International Airport. The nearest metro stations are Dwarka Sector 21 (Blue Line) and Guru Dronacharya (Yellow Line), both a short auto-rickshaw or cab ride from the gate. The park is wheelchair accessible, with accessible entrance, parking, and restrooms confirmed.↗↗↗

Bring proper swimwear, sunscreen, and a waterproof phone pouch. Arriving right at opening gives you the slides to yourself for the first hour before the midday rush builds.