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Quick answer: Water Kingdom’s online Splash offer lists Rs 1,280 per adult and Rs 1,097 per child in the paid height band (3 feet 3 inches to 4 feet 6 inches). For two adults and two paying children, entry is Rs 4,754. Four return ferry tickets bring that to Rs 5,154, and with one Rs 200 RFID locker, budget Rs 5,354 before meals and travel to the jetty. Children below 3 feet 3 inches enter free, so admission depends on height, not age. The park is open 10 am to 6 pm.
Check tickets for my date on the operator’s website.
Prices, offers and timings come from the operator’s own pages and change often. Offers are for online bookings, so confirm everything on the Water Kingdom website before you pay. This guide is independent and is not run by Water Kingdom or EsselWorld. Prices checked: 7 November 2026.
What a family of four will spend (published prices, checked 7 November 2026)
Two adults and two children in the paid height band, on the Splash offer. These are estimates from published prices. They exclude food, swimwear rental, travel to the jetty and any checkout charges not already in the displayed price. If you are driving straight to the park, use the admission figure and add your own road and parking costs, not the ferry charge.
| Scenario | Planning total (Rs) |
|---|---|
| Splash admission only | 4,754 |
| Admission plus four Rs 100 return ferry tickets | 5,154 |
| Admission, ferry and one Rs 200 RFID locker | 5,354 |
| Admission, ferry and one Rs 350 standard locker | 5,504 |
The operator’s amenities page lists two locker types, standard at Rs 350 and RFID at Rs 200, and lockers are optional. Swimwear can be hired or bought at the park.
Ticket prices and offers
Water Kingdom’s ticket page lists these prices. Adult means height above 4 feet 6 inches. Child means height between 3 feet 3 inches and 4 feet 6 inches.
| Ticket or offer | Adult (Rs) | Child (Rs) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Splash Offer, one day | 1,280 | 1,097 | Online bookings only. Valid on the visit date you select |
| Wave and Crave, entry with veg lunch | 1,450 | 1,350 | Online only. Listed prices exclude GST |
| Wave and Crave, entry with non-veg lunch | 1,550 | 1,450 | Online only. Listed prices exclude GST |
| Squad Offer, groups of 5 to 12 | 1,050 plus GST per person | Online only. 50 percent off lockers. Non-refundable | |
| Duo Offer, buy 1 get 1 free | 2,300 for two tickets | Online only. Maximum 2 tickets per transaction | |
| Children below 3 feet 3 inches | Free | Free |
The FAQ also says online booking is encouraged but not compulsory, and that discounts for school groups and large groups are available by email.
Comparing the offers
- Duo against Splash: two adults on Splash cost Rs 2,560. Duo is listed at Rs 2,300 for two, which is Rs 260 less before extras. The Duo page limits a transaction to two tickets, says it cannot be combined with any other offer, and says the visit is valid within one day of purchase. It does not say how child tickets are priced, so do not assume a family can stack Duo with child Splash tickets in one booking.
- Squad: if five people are already going, compare Squad. Five Squad entries come to Rs 5,250 plus GST, which is Rs 496 more in total than the four-person Splash example, even though the cost per person is lower. The Squad page says the offer cannot be combined with others, and that tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.
- Wave and Crave: this is entry plus lunch. The offer page describes a veg lunch thali and a non-veg lunch buffet, says the prices exclude GST, and says lunch is served during designated meal hours. For two adults and two children the listed prices come to Rs 5,600 with veg lunch and Rs 6,000 with non-veg lunch, which is Rs 846 more than Splash for the veg package. The offer page also says it is valid till 31 July 2026, so confirm that it is still on sale and what the final price is for your date.
Check the date before paying. The park’s terms and conditions say tickets once booked cannot be exchanged, cancelled or refunded, and the Duo page says the free ticket cannot be exchanged for cash or credit.
Getting there from Navi Mumbai
Water Kingdom is at EsselWorld in Gorai, Borivali West. The operator’s how to reach page describes the usual routes: train to Borivali, a bus or auto to Gorai Creek, then the park ferry. You can also drive.
By train, bus and ferry
- Take a Harbour line train from Panvel or Vashi that runs through to Goregaon, then change to a Western line train for Borivali. Only selected Harbour services go towards Goregaon, and a CSMT-bound train is not interchangeable with one, so check the destination board. Our Mumbai local train guide explains the lines.
- Allow for the time this takes. A published service list shows Harbour local 98905 leaving Panvel at 7:39 am and reaching Goregaon at 9:22 am (Wikipedia, Harbour line). That is before the Western line to Borivali, the bus or auto to Gorai Creek and the ferry.
- Leave Borivali by the west side. The park’s FAQ names bus 294 from Borivali West to Gorai Creek, and its how-to-reach page says an auto or taxi covers the roughly 5 km. Gorai Creek is also the stop for our Global Vipassana Pagoda guide.
- At Gorai Creek, take the park ferry. The operator says the crossing takes 15 to 20 minutes, which does not include waiting and boarding. It says ferries run every 20 to 30 minutes, and the fare is Rs 100 per person return, the same for children. The how-to-reach page lists ferry hours of 9 am to 8 pm, while the park itself is open 10 am to 6 pm, and the FAQ says ferries run until the last guest leaves. For the return ferry, call the operator on +91 22 6953 7011, the number it lists for enquiries. Other published pages give different ferry fares, so check the fare at the jetty.
We have not checked two connected train legs for a single day, so we are not giving a time to leave Vashi or a time to reach the gate. Work back from the park opening at 10 am and check the actual trains for your date.
By car
Use the operator’s directions to Water Kingdom itself: take the Western Express Highway to Kashimira, then Mira-Bhayander Road and the Uttan to Gorai Road, following the signs, which it puts at 30 to 45 minutes from Kashimira. The location page has a map and a Get Directions link. For navigation, the address is Water Kingdom by EsselWorld, Global Pagoda Road, EsselWorld Amusement Park, Gorai Village, Borivali West, Mumbai 400091. Parking is paid and available for two-wheelers, four-wheelers and picnic buses. From Navi Mumbai the approach is via Thane and Ghodbunder Road. The Global Vipassana Pagoda guide covers a nearby attraction on the same road.
Rules that catch families out
- Swimwear in nylon or lycra is compulsory in the water. Cotton, terrycot and loose outfits are not allowed on the rides. Costumes are available to hire or buy at the park.
- Outside food and alcohol are not allowed, except infant food.
- Remove jewellery, watches and spectacles before the rides. Footwear is not allowed on the rides.
- Re-entry on the same ticket is not allowed.
- Swimming is not required, since the pools are fun pools, but children must be supervised by their parents at all times.
- There is a shoe rack for a nominal fee, and baggage counters charge Rs 35 per bag.
- Some rides may be closed without notice for safety or hygiene.
If a full day with a long journey is too much for young children, a closer park may suit better. See our water parks near Navi Mumbai guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Water Kingdom ticket price?
On the operator’s ticket page checked on 7 November 2026, the online Splash Offer is Rs 1,280 for an adult and Rs 1,097 for a child between 3 feet 3 inches and 4 feet 6 inches. Children below 3 feet 3 inches are free.
How much does a family of four spend at Water Kingdom?
For two adults and two children, entry is Rs 4,754 on the Splash Offer. Four return ferry tickets bring it to Rs 5,154, and one Rs 200 RFID locker makes Rs 5,354, before food, swimwear rental, parking and travel to the jetty.
How much is the ferry to Water Kingdom?
The park’s FAQ says Rs 100 per person return, the same for children. The crossing takes 15 to 20 minutes, not counting waiting and boarding.
What are the park timings?
Water Kingdom is open from 10 am to 6 pm, which management may extend. The how-to-reach page lists ferry hours of 9 am to 8 pm.
How do I get to Water Kingdom from Vashi?
Take a Harbour line train that runs through to Goregaon, change to the Western line for Borivali, then take bus 294 or an auto to Gorai Creek and the park ferry. Check both train legs for your date. You can also drive via Thane and Ghodbunder Road.
Is online booking compulsory?
No. The operator says online booking is encouraged for a queue-free, cashless entry, and that its offers apply only to online bookings.
Can I get a refund if I cannot go?
The park’s terms say tickets once booked cannot be exchanged, cancelled or refunded, so check the date before paying.
Can I take food into Water Kingdom?
No. Outside food and alcohol are not allowed, except infant food. The park has food kiosks and restaurants.
Do I need to know swimming?
No, the park says no swimming knowledge is needed because the pools are fun pools. Children should be supervised.
Sources
| Point | Source |
|---|---|
| Ticket prices, offers, timings | Water Kingdom ticket page |
| Offer terms | Wave and Crave, Duo and Squad |
| Ferry fare and frequency, bus 294, rules, food | Water Kingdom FAQs |
| Lockers | Water Kingdom amenities |
| Refunds and rules | Water Kingdom park terms and conditions |
| Routes by train, bus, ferry and road | Water Kingdom, how to reach |
Prices checked 7 November 2026. This page will be updated when the operator changes its prices or offers.
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