3/5 Elisha B. 4 years ago on Google
The
park
works
between
10
am
and
7pm.
There
is
an
entrance
ticket.
The
entrance
fee
was
nominal
at
₹25
for
adults
and
₹10
for
children.
Two
wheeler
parking
came
at
₹12
per
hour.
Before
the
entrance,
you
have
an
Aavin
parlour
and
the
ticket
counter
also
sells
fish
pickles.
You
can
also
buy
fish
at
₹300/kg
says
the
notice
on
counter.
You
can
see
the
following
inside
the
premises:
1.
Aquarium
(₹50/-
per
head)
2.
Multimedia
Room
(
children's
play
area
with
each
activity
carrying
a
fee
ranging
from
₹50
per
game)
3.
A
Dome
House
(a
vertical
theater,
runs
only
when
there
are
six
people),
Visual
Realty
Ride
and
Visual
Reality
video,,
toddler
colour
and
post
on
screen
games.
Price
starting
from
₹50
(single
event)
to
₹200
jumbo
package
4.
Boat
house
(₹50
per
adult
and
25
per
kid).
5.
Walking
trail
6.
Kids
play
area
7.
Canteen
8.
Angling
area
(a
separate
pond,
off
limits
you
don't
buy
a
separate
ticket
₹200
per
fishing
rod
or
have
a
Walker's
monthly
pass)
The
boat
house
had
a
steep
dangling
stairway
to
the
pond
that
might
give
jitters
to
some
(
they
should
allow
the
use
of
the
concrete
stairway
for
older
people).
The
pedal
and
ride
boat
didn't
provide
much
except
for
one
circle
around
the
island
in
the
middle.
The
water
was
not
foul
smelling.
We
didn't
try
the
multimedia
room.
The
games
are
a
bit
suited
for
kids
from
std
3
to
std
12.
The
dome
house
sounded
nice
but
we
couldn't
get
a
chance
as
the
number
of
people
weren't
enough.
The
VR
and
augmented
reality
were
almost
the
same
as
you
see
in
most
play
stations.
However,
the
area
was
spacious,
cool
and
equipments
neat.
For
kids
below
primary
level,
the
paint
your
fish
and
drop
it
in
water
(augmented
reality)
was
nice.
The
kids
play
area
is
almost
the
same
as
you
find
in
most
corporation
parks,
except
that
the
crowd
was
a
little
less
because
of
the
entrance
ticket.
The
canteen
was
decent
and
the
prices
a
bit
high.
The
biggest
highlight
is
the
aquarium.
You
can
see
a
variety
of
fishes
starting
from
the
now
very
common
koi
fishes,
a
variety
of
barbs,
Oscars,
a
variety
of
cichlids,
large
arowana,
turtles,
clown
fishes
(yes
Nemo
and
Dory
were
there)
with
live
sea
anemones.
Their
were
a
lot
of
river
monsters
(longer
than
your
hand)
like
alligator
gar
fish,
piranha,
arowana
and
a
couple
of
other
fishes.
There
was
also
a
section
on
fishes
from
gulf
of
mannar
and
western
ghats.
What
is
really
pathetic
is
that
you
cannot
identify
most
of
the
fishes
in
the
tank
if
you
are
not
an
aquaculturist
of
fish
biologist.
The
display
units
don't
provide
much
information
and
in
most
cases
the
names
of
the
fishes
are
missing.
If
every
one
can
identify
all
the
fishes
in
the
tank
then
it
will
be
much
better,
especially
for
school
children.
The
aquarium
could
be
properly
lit,
and
walkway
made
more
beautiful
(probably
with
a
theme).
Total
time
inside
the
aquarium
can
be
on
average
20
mins.
You
can
spend
anywhere
between
30
mins
and
2
hours
(if
you
play
all
games)
within
the
park.
If
you
choose
kids
play
area
and
angling,
you
can
spend
another
45
mins
to
2
hours.