The Worlds of Wonder Noida ticket price for the water park is listed on the park’s official website at ₹599 for adults and ₹399 for children (90–129 cm) and senior citizens (as of September 2026), and children below 90 cm enter free. The official homepage also says the amusement park is currently closed for upgrades, so for now a visit to WOW Noida mainly means the water park. Below are the latest prices, timings, rules, extra costs and tips to plan your day, with a reminder that prices can change by date and booking channel.
Table of Contents
- Quick Facts
- Worlds of Wonder Noida ticket price 2026
- Why you may see different prices online
- Timings and season
- Extra costs to budget for
- Sample budget for a family day
- Rides and attractions
- Water park
- Amusement park (closed for upgrades as of September 2026)
- How to reach Worlds of Wonder Noida
- Rules you should know
- Tips to save money and enjoy your visit
- A bit of background
- Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the ticket price of Worlds of Wonder Noida in 2026?
- Is the Worlds of Wonder amusement park open?
- What are the timings of WOW water park Noida?
- Is a swimming costume compulsory at Worlds of Wonder?
- Which metro station is nearest to Worlds of Wonder Noida?
- Can we take food inside Worlds of Wonder?
- Are Worlds of Wonder tickets refundable?
Quick Facts
- Location: A-2, Sector 38A, Noida (Entertainment City, next to The Great India Place mall)
- Water park ticket (official site): Adult ₹599; child (90–129 cm) ₹399; senior citizen (60+) ₹399
- Free entry: Children below 90 cm
- Timings: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
- Amusement park: Official homepage says closed for upgrades, no reopening date announced
- Nearest metro: Noida Sector 18 and Botanical Garden (Delhi Metro Blue Line)
- Online booking: Through the park’s ticketing partner, District
- Contact: 080-6909-0000, support@worldsofwonder.in
Worlds of Wonder Noida ticket price 2026
Worlds of Wonder (WOW) sells separate tickets for its water park and its amusement park. Because the amusement park is listed as closed for upgrades on the official website, only water park prices are currently shown there.
| Category | Who qualifies | Water park price (official site, September 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Adult | Height 130 cm and above | ₹599 |
| Child | Height 90–129 cm | ₹399 |
| Senior citizen | 60 years and above | ₹399 |
| Infant / toddler | Below 90 cm | Free |
The official site marks these tickets as non-refundable and says dates cannot be changed after booking. Prices are as of September 2026 and can change by season, date or offer.
Why you may see different prices online
Search results for WOW tickets show very different numbers, which can be confusing:
- The District ticket page (the park’s booking partner) showed “₹799 onwards” in September 2026 for a water park listing dated 25 September to 4 October, with extra discounts sometimes offered for booking in advance. The exact price appears when you pick a date.
- Older guides from 2025 and early 2026 list much higher water park prices, around ₹1,199–₹1,299 for adults, and some mention a food voucher or a multi-visit “WOW Passport”. Those offers may no longer apply.
The safest approach is to compare the official website and the District listing for your chosen date just before booking, and check what is included (entry only, or entry plus food or costume).
Timings and season
The official website lists timings of 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The water park is busiest in the hot months, and the current booking listing runs to early October, so confirm that the park is open on your date before you travel, especially from October onwards when the weather cools. Arrive close to opening time to get the most out of your ticket; queues for popular slides grow after lunch, especially on weekends and holidays.
Extra costs to budget for
The entry ticket is only part of the spend. According to the booking listing’s terms (September 2026):
| Item | Reported cost | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Swimming costume on rent | ₹300 per person per day | Only nylon or polyester swimwear is allowed on water rides |
| Tube rental | From ₹400 | Optional; check which rides need a tube |
| Locker | Charged separately | Rate not listed; check at the counter |
| Parking | Paid | A visitor review mentioned ₹50 for a two-wheeler for the day; car rates not listed |
| Food and drinks | Pay at food outlets | Outside food and drinks, including plain water, are not allowed |
For a family of four, the extras (costumes, a locker, tubes and a meal) can easily cost as much as the tickets, so bring your own nylon or polyester swimwear to cut costs.
Sample budget for a family day
Here is a rough estimate for two adults and two children (both between 90 and 129 cm), using the official ticket prices and the extra charges listed by the booking partner in September 2026:
| Item | If you bring your own swimwear | If you rent costumes |
|---|---|---|
| Tickets (2 × ₹599 + 2 × ₹399) | ₹1,996 | ₹1,996 |
| Costume rental (4 × ₹300) | ₹0 | ₹1,200 |
| One tube rental (from ₹400) | ₹400 | ₹400 |
| Subtotal before food, locker and parking | About ₹2,396 | About ₹3,596 |
Add food bought inside the park, a locker and parking to these figures. If the price shown on the booking platform for your date is higher than the official list price, adjust the ticket line accordingly. These are estimates only, as of September 2026.
Rides and attractions
Water park
WOW’s water park opened in August 2013. Guides describe a wave pool, a lazy river, rain dance and a mix of family and thrill slides; names mentioned include Turbo Tunnel, Boomerang and Rapid Racer. Ride availability can change due to maintenance, so ask at the entrance which slides are running that day.
Amusement park (closed for upgrades as of September 2026)
The dry park, which opened in 2007, has more than 20 rides across two zones. The official site lists thrill rides such as Shanghai Swinger, Big Beat, Chart Smasher, Rocking Roller, Fast Forward, Mega Disko, Feedback and Download, and family rides like Hippti Hopp, Locomotion and the Mini Train. Its homepage currently says the amusement park is closed for upgrades; the amusement park page itself does not mention a closure, so call the park before planning a visit around these rides.
How to reach Worlds of Wonder Noida
- By metro: Take the Delhi Metro Blue Line to Noida Sector 18; the park is about a 10-minute walk, near The Great India Place mall. Botanical Garden (Blue and Magenta Lines) is another nearby option.
- By road: WOW is in Sector 38A, close to the DND Flyway and Noida–Greater Noida Expressway. From Greater Noida, you can also ride the Noida Metro Aqua Line to Sector 51 and change to the Blue Line at Sector 52.
- Parking: Paid parking is available at the complex.
Rules you should know
- Nylon or Lycra/polyester swimwear is mandatory on water rides; cotton clothes are not allowed.
- No outside food or drinks, not even plain water.
- No pets and no smoking inside the park.
- Guests who are drunk or under the influence of alcohol are refused entry.
- Height limits apply to many rides; children under 90 cm enter free but may not be allowed on rides.
- Common changing rooms with showers are available.
Tips to save money and enjoy your visit
- Book online in advance and compare the official site with District for your date; walk-in counter prices can be higher and there may be no discounts at the counter.
- Visit on a weekday. Queues are much shorter than on weekends and public holidays.
- Carry your own swimwear. Renting a costume costs about ₹300 per person.
- Remember tickets are non-refundable. Check the weather and your plans before paying.
- Carry sunscreen, a towel and a waterproof pouch for your phone.
- Plan the rest of the day. After WOW, you can shop at the nearby malls or head for a calmer evening at Ved Van Park, whose light and sound show is popular with families.
A bit of background
Worlds of Wonder opened in 2007 in Noida’s Entertainment City, developed by Entertainment City Limited, a joint venture of International Amusement Limited and Unitech. The complex added a lake, a water park in 2013 and go-karting in 2014. In August 2023, its shareholders invited bids to sell the entire complex, and visitor reviews in 2025–2026 have been mixed, so set your expectations accordingly and check recent reviews before you go.
For more ideas for a family day out, see our guide to things to do in Noida with kids, and check the official Worlds of Wonder website for the latest notices.
At around ₹599 for adults and ₹399 for children on the official site, a day at the WOW water park can be reasonably priced, but extras like costumes, tubes and food add up quickly. Book online for your exact date, bring your own nylon swimwear, go on a weekday and confirm whether the amusement park has reopened before you set out.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the ticket price of Worlds of Wonder Noida in 2026?
As of September 2026, the official Worlds of Wonder website lists water park tickets at ₹599 for adults, ₹399 for children between 90 and 129 cm, and ₹399 for senior citizens aged 60 and above. Children under 90 cm enter free. Prices can change by date and booking platform.
Is the Worlds of Wonder amusement park open?
The official WOW homepage says the amusement park is currently closed for upgrades and gives no reopening date (September 2026). The water park is open. Because other pages on the site still describe the rides, call 080-6909-0000 before planning a visit around the amusement park.
What are the timings of WOW water park Noida?
The official website lists timings of 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and the current District booking listing shows the same hours for dates up to 4 October. Water park operations are seasonal, so confirm the park is open on your chosen date before travelling.
Is a swimming costume compulsory at Worlds of Wonder?
Yes. Only nylon, Lycra or polyester swimwear is allowed on the water rides; cotton clothing is not permitted. If you do not have suitable swimwear, costumes can be rented at the park for about ₹300 per person per day, according to the booking listing.
Which metro station is nearest to Worlds of Wonder Noida?
Noida Sector 18 on the Delhi Metro Blue Line is the most convenient station, about a 10-minute walk from the park near The Great India Place mall. Botanical Garden, an interchange for the Blue and Magenta Lines, is another nearby option.
Can we take food inside Worlds of Wonder?
No. Outside food and drinks, including plain water, are not allowed inside Worlds of Wonder. Food and non-alcoholic drinks can be bought at outlets in the park. Guests who are intoxicated are also refused entry, and smoking and pets are not allowed.
Are Worlds of Wonder tickets refundable?
No. The official website marks water park tickets as non-refundable and says booked dates cannot be changed. Check the weather forecast and confirm your plans before paying, and read the terms on the booking platform you use.
