About Water Kingdom :
Water Kingdom has been acclaimed to be the largest theme water park of Asia. Its unbeatable water rides and slides prove to be the best escapade for the Mumbaikars. Located very close to Essel World in Gorai region of Mumbai (Bombay), Water Kingdom has various enthralling attractions, like wave pool, striking rides & slides, artificial rivers and many more to name. You can browse this exhilarating park between 11:00 hrs and 19:00 hrs. Here, you can experience the tough waves in the Wet Atlantic, which comprises the world’s biggest wave pool. Get into Misphisly Hill-12 to enjoy the hi-speed rousing rides, while Brat zone is a nice place to go for button-operated water games, geysers and jets for kids. If you just want to relax and simply get soaked in the cooling waters, you would love the Goofers Lagoon. Go rafting down the three rapid rivers in Adventures Amazonia. Another option could be Drifting River, where you will be caressed in an endless loop of slow flowing water. Inside this complete entertainment zone, there are many restaurants and food kiosks. Drop in the food outlets, restaurants or Mc Donald’s, which has become a great hangout amongst friends and families. Thus, amidst fusion of rides, food and cozy atmosphere, Water Kingdom is the best place for picnics and outings.
General Information about Water Kingdom :
Location: Mumbai
State: Maharashtra
Capital: Mumbai
Language: Marathi, Hindi, English
Temperature: Max 42˚C, Min 27˚C (summer), Max 26˚C, Min 14˚C (winter)
Best Season: September to March
Attractions: Wavepool, thrilling slides, water games etc
How to Reach Water Kingdom :
By Air:
Mumbai can be reached through numerous flights. The international terminal Sahar, renamed as Chatrapatti Shivaji International Airport operates round the clock. Hotel bookings and pre-paid taxis are available at the terminal. The domestic terminal Santa Cruz is about 5km apart and can easily be reached through regular shuttle buses between the two terminals. The domestic airport is well connected and can be used to visit most parts of Western and Southern India.
By Rail:
Mumbai is a prominent railway hub of the country. It is the headquarters to two railway zones, central and western. While Central Railways handles services to the east and south, Western Railways has services to the north from Church gate and Central stations. The main railway station Chatrapatti Shivaji Terminus (CST) formerly known, as Victoria terminus (VT) is located in the heart of the city. Local and outstation trains ply from here. Other railway stations are Dadar, Church gate and Kurla. Bookings are to be made in advance to avoid the last minute rush, as trains are the most used mode of transport. The extensive system of suburban electric train network is the most sought after transport means in Mumbai for city travel.
By Road:
Mumbai is well connected by a network of roads to the rest of India by and state highways. Mumbai has one of the best public bus systems of any major Indian city called BEST buses. Mumbai has a huge fleet of metered black-and-yellow taxis as well.
How to travel in Mumbai:
The Metro Trains of Mumbai add a different dimension to your travel in Mumbai and are also easily available. Mumbai has one of the best public bus systems of any major Indian city. Called BEST buses, their red double-decker buses are an experience to cherish. One can also try suburban electric trains that connect most places in the city, or the large and efficient fleet of metered black-and-yellow taxis.
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