Thursday 12 July 2012

Wonderla Amusement park in Bangalore


Wonderla is an amusement park located near Bidadi which is 28 kilometres from Bangalore. It has been promoted by V-Guard industries Ltd based in Cochin, Kerala. It is the second theme park project from the group and was operational since October 2005. The park was set up with a total investment of over Rs. 105 crores. Wonderla has altogether 53 land and water based rides. 



The park features a wide variety of attractions including water rides, a Musical fountain and laser shows or Virtual Reality show. Wonderla also has attractions specially designed for children. It uses solar heated water for all its pools during winter.

Wonderla features conference facilities for up to a 1000 persons and features 5 restaurants with a total seating capacity of 1150. It has locker rooms with over 2350 lockers and restrooms and showers. The park also features a first aid facility and a paging system.

The company has planted more than 2000 tress to develop natural shade in the park. The park also has an extensive rainwater harvesting system that collects even roof rain water 
for drinking purposes. 

A Wonderla holiday also own and operates the popular Veegaland amusement park in Kochi which was re-branded as Wonderla Kochi from Aril 2011.


Wonderla is also planning to set up a new Greenfield amusement park in Chennai and Hyderabad.

Keywords – Wonderla Amusement park, Veegaland amusement park, Musical fountain and laser shows, water based rides, uses solar heated water.





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  2. Pictures are very beautiful and rare. Thanks for sharing. Living true to its cosmopolitan image, Bengaluru (Bangalore), has something for everyone on its platter. It has slowly and gradually evolved from being a "Garden City" to the "Silicon Valley of India". Check out Water World Bangalore, a popular amusement park in Bangalore, visit for a fun filled family outing.

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