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KidZania Mumbai Ticket Price: Age-Wise Costs, Timings and How to Reach from Navi Mumbai

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Quick answer: KidZania Mumbai is on the third floor of R City Mall in Ghatkopar West. Standard full-day prices before 18 percent GST are Rs 1,750 for a child aged 4 to 16, Rs 750 for an adult, and Rs 1,650 for the toddler ticket listed with one adult. Babies under 2 enter free. For two adults and two school-age children, full-day admission works out to about Rs 5,900 including GST. Shorter sessions cost less. Check the Mumbai calendar and the price for your date before booking, and note that booked tickets cannot be refunded, cancelled or transferred.

Prices and timings come from KidZania India’s own pages and change without notice, so confirm them on the booking page for your date. We have not visited for this guide or completed a booking. This guide is independent and is not run by KidZania. Prices checked: 10 November 2026.

Ticket prices by age and session

The prices below are from the KidZania Mumbai pricing page, before 18 percent GST. The adult ticket includes 35 or more role-plays and Rs 400 of bonus play, according to the same page.

Ticket Full day Any 5 hours Any 3 hours Last 3 hours
Babies under 2 Free Free Free Free
Toddlers 2 to 4, with 1 adult Rs 1,650 Rs 1,500 Rs 1,300 Rs 1,200
Kids 4 to 16 Rs 1,750 Rs 1,600 Rs 1,400 Rs 1,300
Adults 17 and above Rs 750 Rs 700 Rs 650 Rs 600

KidZania’s age bands overlap at 4. If you are booking for a child who has just turned four, confirm the ticket category before you pay.

28 November 2026 only: Open House

KidZania says its Open House on 28 November 2026 has different prices: Rs 1,500 for a full day and Rs 1,200 for 5 hours for kids and adults, and the two 3-hour sessions are not available that day (Open House page). Do not assume these figures apply to the toddler ticket without checking.

What a family pays: two families on the same full-day session

Both totals below are admission only, estimated with 18 percent GST added. They exclude food, parking and travel. The amount at checkout is the one to trust.

Family of four Admission before GST Estimated with GST
2 adults and 2 school-age children Rs 1,500 + Rs 3,500 = Rs 5,000 About Rs 5,900
2 adults, a child of 9 and a toddler of 3, if the Rs 1,650 toddler ticket includes one adult Rs 1,650 + Rs 1,750 + Rs 750 = Rs 4,150 About Rs 4,897
The same toddler family, if the second adult is charged as well as the toddler ticket (check your basket) Rs 1,650 + Rs 1,750 + Rs 1,500 = Rs 4,900 About Rs 5,782

KidZania labels the Rs 1,650 ticket “Toddlers (2-4 yrs) with 1 Adult”, and its pricing page also says an adult needs a ticket for entry. We cannot tell from the page how the two combine, so check your basket before adding another adult ticket. The first two rows show what changes the bill: the toddler ticket versus a school-age child ticket.

Other examples, any session

Family Session Before GST Estimated with GST
1 adult and a child of 7 Any 3 hours Rs 650 + Rs 1,400 = Rs 2,050 About Rs 2,419
1 adult and a child of 7 Last 3 hours Rs 600 + Rs 1,300 = Rs 1,900 About Rs 2,242
2 adults and a child of 6 Any 5 hours Rs 1,400 + Rs 1,600 = Rs 3,000 About Rs 3,540
2 adults and 2 children of 8 and 11 Last 3 hours Rs 1,200 + Rs 2,600 = Rs 3,800 About Rs 4,484

Food and drinks are not included, and outside food is not allowed inside the park, according to KidZania.

Choosing a session

The cheapest session is not always the best one. For one adult and a child of 7, any 3 hours costs about Rs 2,419 with GST and the last 3 hours about Rs 2,242. For about Rs 177 more, the family can choose an earlier window instead of a late start. Decide whether the earlier slot is worth that for your child. A 5-hour or full-day ticket suits older children who want to try many activities.

KidZania says some activities are scheduled from 11 am to 8 pm, so check the activity timings for the session you pick.

Rules and timings to check

  • Children under 8 must have an adult with them throughout the visit, and the adult needs a ticket for entry. The Mumbai toddler rate is listed with one adult, so check your basket before adding another adult ticket. See KidZania’s terms and conditions.
  • Tickets once booked cannot be refunded, cancelled or transferred.
  • Pre-booking is mandatory and subject to availability, according to the price page.
  • KidZania’s general hours say Mondays are closed, but its calendar lists 10 am to 9 pm for 9 to 15 November 2026, which includes Monday 9 November. Check the Mumbai operating calendar for your visit date, since holiday and special-event schedules can differ.

Book on the KidZania ticket page. KidZania lists a call centre number of 8906 444 666.

Getting there from Navi Mumbai

KidZania Mumbai is at R City Mall, 3rd Floor, North Wing, LBS Marg, Ghatkopar (West), Mumbai 400 086. KidZania’s own directions page lists the options (KidZania, how to get here).

  • By train: Vashi, then the Harbour line to Kurla, then change to a Central line local that stops at Ghatkopar, then a rickshaw to R City Mall, North Wing, and the third floor. KidZania lists both Ghatkopar and Vikhroli as rail options, with a rickshaw of about 10 minutes. Our Mumbai local train guide explains the interchange.
  • By Metro: alight at Ghatkopar station and take a rickshaw, about 10 minutes according to KidZania.
  • By car or cab: set the destination to KidZania Mumbai, R City Mall, Ghatkopar West. Check live traffic from your starting point before you leave, since you are on a timed ticket.
  • By bus: the closest stop is Amrut Nagar or R City Mall. Check the routes from your own boarding point in a transport app.

Other options closer to home

If you want something nearer Navi Mumbai, see our indoor play areas in Navi Mumbai guide and the Wonders Park Nerul guide. For a party, see our birthday party venues guide.

Looking for something different? See Snow World at Seawoods: ticket prices, sessions and how it differs from Snow Kingdom.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are KidZania Mumbai tickets?

Before 18 percent GST, KidZania lists full-day tickets at Rs 1,750 for kids aged 4 to 16, Rs 750 for adults and Rs 1,650 for the toddler ticket listed with one adult. Babies under 2 are free, and shorter sessions cost less. Prices checked on 10 November 2026.

Do adults need a ticket?

Children under 8 must have an adult with them throughout the visit, and the adult needs a ticket for entry. The Mumbai toddler rate is listed with one adult, so check your basket before adding another adult ticket.

Do the prices include GST?

No. The price page says prices are exclusive of 18 percent GST.

Can booked tickets be cancelled or refunded?

KidZania says tickets once booked cannot be refunded, cancelled or transferred.

Is KidZania Mumbai closed on Mondays?

Its general hours say Mondays are closed, but the calendar lists 10 am to 9 pm for 9 to 15 November 2026, which includes a Monday. Check the Mumbai operating calendar for your date.

Can I bring food?

No. KidZania says outside food is strictly prohibited inside the park.

How do I reach KidZania Mumbai from Vashi?

By train, take the Harbour line from Vashi to Kurla, change to a Central line local that stops at Ghatkopar, then take a rickshaw to R City Mall, North Wing, third floor. By car, set the destination to KidZania Mumbai and check live traffic from where you start.

Sources

Point Source
Ticket prices, GST, rules, timings, address KidZania Mumbai ticket prices and operational hours
Supervision rule and terms KidZania terms and conditions
Booking and call centre KidZania ticket page
Directions KidZania, how to get here
Open House pricing KidZania Open House

Prices checked 10 November 2026. This page will be updated when KidZania changes its prices or terms.

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