The Grand Venice Mall in Greater Noida is an Italian-themed shopping and entertainment mall near Pari Chowk, best known for its indoor canal and gondola rides. Entry to the mall is free; the gondola ride has been reported at around ₹300 on weekdays and ₹400 on weekends (as of mid-2026), and the attractions are listed as open from 10 am to 10 pm daily. This guide covers gondola ride prices, timings, other rides, how to reach and practical tips for a family visit.
Table of Contents
- Quick Facts
- What makes the Grand Venice Mall different?
- Gondola ride price and details
- Other attractions inside the mall
- Grand Venice Mall timings
- How to reach the Grand Venice Mall
- By metro
- By car
- By cab
- Suggested plan for a half-day visit
- Tips and mistakes to avoid
- A note on the developer
- Combine your visit with nearby places
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the gondola ride price at Grand Venice Mall?
- What are the Grand Venice Mall timings?
- Is there an entry fee for Grand Venice Mall?
- Which metro station is nearest to Grand Venice Mall?
- How long is the gondola ride at Grand Venice Mall?
- Is Grand Venice Mall good for kids?
Quick Facts
- Location: Plot No. SH3, Site IV, near Pari Chowk, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh (PIN 201308)
- Opened: 2015, developed by the Bhasin Group
- Timings: Attractions listed as 10 am – 10 pm daily; many shops open around 11 am (as of September 2026)
- Mall entry: Free
- Gondola ride price: Reported around ₹300 (weekdays) and ₹400 (weekends) per person, as of July 2026
- Gondola ride duration: About 5–10 minutes; minimum age 3+
- Nearest metro: Pari Chowk (Aqua Line), roughly 2–3.5 km away
- Best for: Families, couples, photo outings, rainy or very hot days
Prices and timings can change at any time, so confirm at the ticket counter or on the mall’s official channels before you go.
What makes the Grand Venice Mall different?
Most NCR malls look similar inside. The Grand Venice Mall stands out because the whole building is themed on Venice and Rome: arched colonnades, painted “sky” ceilings, replica statues and classical façades, and, above all, two indoor canals where gondolas carry visitors along the ground floor. According to its Wikipedia entry, the mall covers roughly 9.5 lakh square feet over four floors and was designed to hold about 258 stores, with parking for more than 10,000 vehicles.
In practice, many people come for the experience and the photographs rather than for shopping. Some store units have been empty at times, so if you are going only to shop at a particular brand, check that the outlet is open before you travel.
Gondola ride price and details
The gondola ride is the signature attraction. A boatman steers a Venetian-style gondola along the indoor canal from one end of the ground floor to the other. The mall’s official site lists the ride as 5–10 minutes long and suitable for ages 3 and above.
The mall does not publish a fixed price online. Travel guides updated in July 2026 reported ₹300 per person on weekdays and ₹400 per person on weekends. Some visitors’ reviews note that the ride feels expensive for its short length, so treat it as a one-off experience rather than something to repeat.
The mall also advertises packages that bundle the gondola with other extras:
- Combo Pack (1 person): Several attractions together.
- Couple Pack (2 people): Gondola ride with photographs and a celebratory drink.
- Family Pack (4 people): Similar inclusions for a group of four.
- Birthday Pack (4 people): Decorations, flowers and balloons.
Package prices were not published online at the time of writing (September 2026). Ask at the counter and compare the package with individual ride tickets before you pay.
Other attractions inside the mall
Besides the canals, the mall has a large indoor entertainment zone. The mall’s own listing and the operator Masti Zone describe these attractions:
| Attraction | What it is | Age guidance (as listed) | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gondola ride | Venetian boat ride on the indoor canal | 3+ | Reported ₹300 weekdays / ₹400 weekends |
| Snow park (“Snow Mastiii”) | Artificial snow zone with sledding, climbing and snowball play | 3+ | Ask at counter |
| Zipline and trampoline park | Short indoor zipline and trampolines | 8+ | Ask at counter |
| Bumper cars | Classic dodgem ride | 3+ | Ask at counter |
| Horror house | Walk-through haunted house | 8+ | Ask at counter |
| 7D experience | Short motion-seat film show | 5+ | Ask at counter |
| Bowling, VR games, arcade, cricket simulator | Masti Zone games on the 4th floor | Varies | Ask at counter |
| Five Iron Golf | Indoor golf simulator with dining | Varies | Ask at venue |
| Cinépolis | Multiplex cinema | By film rating | By show |
Individual prices vary by day and offer, so the table only shows the gondola figure that has been widely reported. The Masti Zone outlet lists its contact number as +91 95823 70800 for current rates.
Grand Venice Mall timings
The mall’s official website lists its attractions as open 10 am to 10 pm, every day. Several travel guides give 11 am to 10 pm, which usually reflects when retail shops open. A practical plan is to arrive between 11 am and noon on a weekday, when all outlets are open and the gondola queue is short. Weekends and public holidays are much busier, especially after 4 pm.
How to reach the Grand Venice Mall
By metro
Take the Noida Metro Aqua Line to Pari Chowk station. The mall is roughly 2–3.5 km away depending on which gate you use, so take an e-rickshaw, auto or short cab ride from the station. From Delhi, ride the Blue Line to Noida Sector 52, cross to Sector 51 and change to the Aqua Line. Our Aqua Line guide has station-by-station details.
By car
Drive down the Noida–Greater Noida Expressway to Pari Chowk and follow signs for the mall. Travel time from central Noida is usually 30–45 minutes outside peak hours. The mall has a large parking area and valet service has been reported; parking charges are not published online, so check the board at the entry.
By cab
App cabs are easy to find going to the mall. Leaving at closing time on a weekend can mean a wait, so book a few minutes before you want to leave.
Suggested plan for a half-day visit
- Arrive late morning and walk around the ground floor to see the canals and architecture before it gets crowded.
- Take the gondola ride early, when the queue is short and photos are easier.
- Pick one or two attractions rather than everything; the snow park and bowling are the most popular with families.
- Have lunch at the food court or one of the restaurants.
- Finish with a film at Cinépolis or head out before the evening rush at Pari Chowk.
Tips and mistakes to avoid
- Confirm prices before paying. Rates for rides and packages are not published online and can differ between weekdays and weekends.
- Visit on a weekday. Gondola queues and parking are far easier from Monday to Thursday.
- Prepare for the snow park. Ask whether jackets, gloves and boots are included in the ticket, and carry a pair of dry socks for children.
- Check that the stores you want are open. Not every unit is occupied, so call or check the brand’s store locator first.
- Keep children’s ages in mind. Several attractions have minimum ages (for example 8+ for the zipline and horror house), so plan around what your children can actually do.
- Allow extra time around Expo Mart events. Big trade fairs nearby cause diversions around Pari Chowk.
A note on the developer
The mall was built by the Bhasin Group. Its promoter, Satinder Singh Bhasin, has been involved in long-running legal cases brought by buyers of the associated “Grand Venezia” commercial project. In 2026 the Supreme Court cancelled his bail, and India TV reported his arrest in a money-laundering case in May 2026 (India TV report). These cases concern investors and property buyers; reports did not say that visitor attractions had closed. If you are thinking of buying or leasing space in the complex, take independent legal advice.
Combine your visit with nearby places
The mall is close to several other Greater Noida attractions. City Park and Surajpur Wetland suit a morning outdoors, and the India Expo Centre & Mart is nearby if a fair is on. See our list of places to visit in Greater Noida for more ideas, or our guide to things to do in Noida with kids if you are planning a family weekend.
The Grand Venice Mall is at its best as a themed day out: stroll the canals, take one gondola ride, add an attraction or two and enjoy the architecture. Go on a weekday, check prices at the counter, and use the Aqua Line to Pari Chowk if you want to avoid the weekend traffic.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the gondola ride price at Grand Venice Mall?
The mall does not publish the price online. Travel guides updated in July 2026 reported about ₹300 per person on weekdays and ₹400 on weekends. Packages for couples and families are also sold. Prices change, so confirm at the ticket counter before paying.
What are the Grand Venice Mall timings?
The mall's official website lists attractions as open from 10 am to 10 pm every day. Many shops open around 11 am. Timings can change on holidays or for special events, so check with the mall before a late visit.
Is there an entry fee for Grand Venice Mall?
No. Entry to the mall is free. You pay separately for attractions such as the gondola ride, snow park, bowling, zipline, 7D show and games, and for parking if you drive. Food and cinema tickets are also charged separately.
Which metro station is nearest to Grand Venice Mall?
Pari Chowk station on the Noida Metro Aqua Line is the nearest. The mall is roughly 2 to 3.5 km away, so take an e-rickshaw, auto or short cab ride from the station. From Delhi, change from the Blue Line at Sector 52 to the Aqua Line at Sector 51.
How long is the gondola ride at Grand Venice Mall?
The official website lists the gondola ride as lasting about 5 to 10 minutes, for visitors aged three and above. The boat travels along the indoor canal on the ground floor. Weekday mornings usually have the shortest queues.
Is Grand Venice Mall good for kids?
Yes, for most families. Children enjoy the gondola, snow park, bumper cars, bowling and arcade games. Some attractions such as the zipline and horror house are listed for ages 8 and above, so check the age rules before buying tickets.
