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Get ready to indulge in some water fun at Aquatica along with friends and family. The water park is spread across sprawling 8 acres and can accommodate 5000 people at a time. With its artificial waves drenching you from all sides, tornadoes and dance floors, Aquatica is the super cool hangout on a hot Sunday morning. The park has an artificial river where visitors can swim through and have fun. Aquatica takes utmost care in maintaining the hygiene and dirt free environment for its visitors. Every hour, the river water is recycled to keep it crystal clear.
Although Aquatica offers an exciting range of rides, however the ride inside Black Hole is full of adventure as one enters the Black Hole from a great height and then emerges from the bottom – a great ride that pumps up your adrenaline. The artificially created waves make a great splash and one can also surf in the placid blue water or spin in Mountain River.
The other main attraction of Aquatica is the Aqua Wave Pool. With its changing waves and beautiful ambience, the pool offers fun for kids as well as adults. There is a go-karting circuit that surrounds the pool for karting enthusiasts. The circuit is designed especially keeping in mind the safety of children as well.
Other than Aqua Wave Pool, Cyclone pool is also a hot favourite among the adults. Cyclone pool is about sweeping through a huge tumbler, which further leads to a larger pool. Another attraction at Aquatica is a discotheque on water. With foot tapping music and excellent dance floor, visitors can dance their heart out and enjoy every moment while on the stage.
So pack your bags and set on the unforgettable journey into the most happening aqua park of India.
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Best time to visit
Aquatica can be visited at anytime of the year. However, the best time to visit Kolkata is from October to March.
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Trivia
Aquatica happens to be the only water amusement park in the whole of Eastern India.
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Timing
Aquatica is open from 10:00 am to 6:00 pm.
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