Experience these 7 Amusement Parks in India This Summer

There’s something enchantingly nostalgic about the monsoon season in India, the petrichor of rain-soaked earth, lush green landscapes, and the irresistible urge to escape the everyday for a bit of carefree fun. While beaches may be muddy and trekking trails slippery, amusement parks provide the perfect answer to the rainy-day wanderlust. With a delightful blend of thrilling rides, immersive indoor zones, lush surroundings, and weather-proof attractions, these parks turn grey skies into gateways of joy. 

Here’s a guide to the top 7 amusement parks in India to visit this monsoon season.

1. Imagicaa Khopoli, Maharashtra

A household name among thrill-seekers, Imagicaa lies nestled between Mumbai and Pune. With separate zones for theme park rides, water slides, snow experiences, and live entertainment, it’s a monsoon dream. Rainy spells only make the water rides more exciting—imagine spiralling down a waterslide as the heavens pour from above. Their indoor attractions, such as the haunted mansion and 4D theatre, ensure uninterrupted fun, come rain or shine.

Ticket Price: Rs 1,199 – Rs 2,099 (depends on weekday/weekend and combo deals)

What’s Special: Indoor attractions like Mr India 4D experience and the House of Stars.
Just a short drive from Mumbai and Pune, Imagicaa combines adventure, entertainment, and indoor comfort. The monsoon transforms the park into a misty wonderland, where water rides like Loopy Woopy and Raaftaaar Express feel even more exhilarating under a light drizzle.

2. Wonderla Bengaluru, Karnataka

Set against a backdrop of lush countryside, Wonderla Bengaluru is one of the cleanest, most well-maintained amusement parks in India. The park’s unique rain dance zones and heated wave pools are tailor-made for rainy season adventures. With a mix of gravity-defying rollercoasters and gentler family rides, it's ideal for all age groups. Monsoon also brings fewer crowds, which means shorter queues and more time for fun.

Ticket Price: Rs 1,150 (Adults), rs 920 (Children); Fast-track tickets available

What’s Special: Heated wave pool and Rain Disco with LED lighting and sound systems.
Set in the Namma Bengaluru countryside, Wonderla’s state-of-the-art Rain Disco allows guests to dance under warm artificial showers, perfect during the monsoon. The park’s thrilling Recoil rollercoaster is a crowd favourite for its dual launch action.

3. Nicco Park Kolkata, West Bengal

Often dubbed the "Disneyland of the East", Nicco Park in Kolkata is a charming escape for those seeking an old-school amusement experience. The park is home to over 35 rides and attractions, including a giant cyclone ride and a beautiful monsoon garden. The rain lends the park a surreal charm, particularly around the boating lake and lush landscaped areas.

Ticket Price: Rs 300–Rs 750 (combo packages available)

What’s Special: Paddle boating during light showers and the Earth Exploration Dome.
Nicco Park offers a nostalgic charm. During monsoon months, the park’s vibrant gardens and tree-lined pathways are at their lushest. The Giant Cyclone and Water Coaster become even more thrilling as the rain pours.

4. Black Thunder Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu

Located at the foot of the Nilgiris, Black Thunder thrives during the rainy season, with its water-based rides taking centre stage. This park is famous for its expansive wave pools, lazy river, and exhilarating raft rides. The gentle drizzle and surrounding misty hills only enhance the experience, making it a go-to destination for monsoon explorers.

Ticket Price: Rs 850 (Adults), Rs 790 (Children); includes access to all rides

What’s Special: Largest wave pool in Asia and hill-facing lazy river.
At the foothills of the Nilgiris, Black Thunder becomes a true tropical escape in the rain. Guests can enjoy scenic rides surrounded by misty mountains while braving the Thunder Rain Shower—a natural-style rain bath enhanced by special effects.

5. Wonderla Kochi, Kerala

Kerala’s original Wonderla park, located in Kochi, is enveloped in greenery and known for its eco-friendly design. During the monsoon, the region comes alive in vivid colour, and the park’s rain-friendly rides—from the boomerang slide to the splash rides—are simply unmissable. Visitors can also indulge in traditional Kerala cuisine at the park’s in-house restaurants, making it a wholesome day trip.

Ticket Price: Rs 1,090 (Adults), Rs 870 (Children)

What’s Special: Reverse looping coaster Flash Tower, and local Kerala cuisine.
Set amidst Kerala’s monsoon-blessed greenery, Wonderla Kochi thrives in the rainy season. The Boomerang slide, indoor XD Max motion theatre, and Rain Dance pavilions make it a balanced blend of thrill and chill.

6. Appu Ghar Gurgaon, Haryana

Reimagined and reborn in Gurgaon, the new Appu Ghar is a modern urban escape packed with thrilling rides, water adventures, and indoor amusements. The Oyster Water Park, within the complex, is particularly popular during rainy days. With cloudbursts above and cascading slides below, it offers the unique joy of double rain—natural and man-made.

Ticket Price: Rs 1,399 (Adults), Rs 799 (Children)

What’s Special: Skyfall, India’s tallest water ride and an underwater-themed restaurant.
Appu Ghar brings urban escapism to the NCR region. With the monsoon softening the city heat, enjoy heart-racing slides like Torpedo and Rapid Racer. The Underwater Lounge is a quirky monsoon retreat for families and couples.

7. Ramoji Film City Hyderabad, Telangana

Though best known as a film studio, Ramoji Film City houses a sprawling amusement zone within its fantasy-like campus. Come monsoon, the setting transforms into a cinematic haven of misty walkways, rain-kissed gardens, and magical rides. From adventure parks to interactive movie sets, it offers a well-rounded monsoon retreat for families and film lovers alike.

Ticket Price: Rs 1,150–Rs 2,349 depending on package (including guided tour and rides)

What’s Special: Movie sets tour, adventure park, and the monsoon-themed Rainforest Zone.
Not just a film studio, Ramoji Film City offers immersive rides and experiences. In the rainy season, it takes on a fairytale vibe. Guests can enjoy scenic train rides through sets, adventure zones, and Fundustan—a magical realm for children.

Tips for a Rainy Day Park Visit:

• Always carry a waterproof jacket or poncho.
  
  
• Opt for water-friendly footwear like Crocs or sandals.
  
  
• Store essentials in waterproof bags or lockers.
  
  
• Choose parks with indoor or covered attractions in case of heavy downpours.
  

As the monsoon paints India in deeper greens and cooler blues, these amusement parks become playgrounds for the senses. With reduced heat, lush landscapes, and a drizzle of magic, there’s no better time to indulge your inner child. Let the rain pour—the rides await.