Chennai Wonderla Opening Date Is Here: What Is The Ticket Price & How To Book?

Updated: Tuesday, November 18, 2025, 12:25 [IST]

Chennai is gearing up for the grand launch of Wonderla, one of India's most celebrated amusement park chains. Spread across a massive expanse in Chengalpattu district, this ₹600-crore project is poised to become Tamil Nadu's biggest entertainment destination.

Launch Date: Wonderla Chennai Opens on December 2

The inauguration date has been advanced. Originally slated for December 15, the park will now officially open on December 2, 2025.

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Chennai-ல் அமைந்துள்ள ₹600 கோடி மதிப்பிலான புதிய பொழுதுபோக்கு பூங்காவான வொண்டர்லா டிசம்பர் 2, 2025 அன்று திறக்கப்படும், ஏனெனில் இது இந்தியாவின் மிகப்பெரிய ரோலர் கோஸ்டர் மற்றும் 45 மீட்டர் உயர ஃபெர்ரிஸ் வீல் உள்ளிட்ட அம்சங்களை கொண்டுள்ளது மற்றும் இதன் நுழைவு கட்டணம் ₹1,246.14 ஆகும்.

Chennai Wonderla Opening Date Is Here What Is The Ticket Price amp amp How To Book

To celebrate its opening, Wonderla has released limited discounted tickets for the "First Day First Ride" on December 2.

The company announced: "Chennai - Wonderla is ready for you! Limited tickets for 2nd December 2025 are LIVE. Grab them before they sell out!"

Ticket Price: Discounted Opening Day Offer

The official entry price for Wonderla Chennai is ₹1,489.

For the opening day, the company is offering:

19% discount, reducing the base price to: ₹1,198.94
After adding 18% GST, the final payable amount comes to ₹1,246.14

This offer is valid only for December 2.

How to Book Wonderla Chennai Tickets Online

Booking for the First Day First Ride is open until November 19.

Steps to book:

Visit the official Wonderla booking page:
wonderla.com/offer/chennai-fdfr-offer
Enter your full name, email ID, and mobile number
Choose ticket quantity and proceed to payment
You will receive an e-ticket via email/SMS

Only limited seats are available for the inaugural day.

Location: Wonderla Chennai in Chengalpattu District

The Chennai branch is located in the rapidly growing Chengalpattu entertainment corridor, making it easily accessible from:

Chennai City
OMR/IT Corridor
ECR
GST Road

The park is designed to redefine the leisure landscape of Tamil Nadu, adding to Wonderla's presence after Kochi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Bhubaneswar.

India's Largest Roller Coaster: The Main Attraction

A major highlight of the Chennai park is India's biggest roller coaster, crafted by Swiss manufacturer Bolliger & Mabillard-the same creators of some of the world's iconic coasters.

Cost: ₹80 crore

Inspired by rides in London & New York

Features huge loops, complex track engineering, and unmatched speed

Expected to become a landmark for thrill-seekers across Asia

Monorail Ride: A First-of-Its-Kind Experience

Wonderla Chennai will feature a futuristic elevated monorail, rarely seen in Indian amusement parks.
Offers aerial views of the entire park
Speed variations give a unique ride experience
Functions as both a transport system and an attraction

45-Metre High Ferris Wheel

The park will also be home to a stunning 35-metre Ferris wheel placed on an elevated platform.

Total height: 45 metres
Panoramic views of OMR's skyline, greenery, and coastline

Perfect for family visitors and photo lovers.

Talking about the amusement park business, Wonderla Holidays Ltd Executive Chairman and Managing Director Arun Chittilappilly told Deccan Herald: "India doesn't have too many players and the problem here is real estate. Land acquisition remains the biggest challenge. Another issue is import duties, as there are technologies that need to be imported," he stated.

"The industry is still developing, and there are many opportunities to grow. India has about 150 amusement parks. When people start consuming more and are also willing to spend more on entertainment, the industry will begin to witness growth," he added.

He then explained that the GST rate (18%) for the amusement park is too high. He added, "It used to be 28% because it was clubbed with all the other sin taxes. Ideally, it should be around 10%, because that's a good global standard of taxation. For consumption items, 18% for luxury is okay. But for our industry, it is not a necessity, but it is definitely not a luxury."