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Aquatica
Aquatica is an amusement park in Kolkata, located in the Salt lake region attracting large number of visitors in weekends and weekdays also.

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Aquatica, Kolkata, West BengalAquatica is an amusement park in Kolkata covering 75,000sq ft of land. It offers thousands of rides and the amusement areas for the families and the couples.

Establishment of Aquatica
Aquatica is a water theme park in Kolkata, West Bengal. The theme park was started in 1999. It is one of the largest water amusement parks in Kolkata as well as eastern part of India.

Small Aquatica in Nicco Park
There is another water theme park, Wet `O` Wild, has come up near Nicco Park in the Salt Lake City area. It is quite a popular destination on the day of Holi.

Location of Aquatica
Aquatica is located in Kochpukur, Rajarhat, Kolkata just beside the Rajarhat New Town area. The area is well connected by public transportation from Howrah station to all the way to Aquatica.

Free Pick Ups in Aquatica
There is a very convenient free pick up service being conducted by Aquatica wherein picnickers board company cars, buses etc. from Nicco Park which take them to the theme park free of cost. The free drop to Nicco Park while returning from Aquatica is also provided by Aquatica to visitors

Rides in Aquatica
Aquatica has a number of rides including tremendously exciting ones like the Black Hole, the Wave Pool, Niagara Falls, Surf racer, Tornado and the Aqua Dance Floor. There is a GoKarting track adjacent to Aquatica for the die-hard carting lovers. Regular parties and Fashion shows are hosted here, especially in the winter. There is also Deluxe AC. Rooms suits, Conference Hall, Party Hall, Board Room and Food Courts available.

Visiting Information
Aquatica has the bus route passes through Ultadanga along VIP road until Baguiati Jora Mandir that takes a U turn and then passes through Kestopur Bazar and reaches New Town below Box Bridge (the bridge near to Technopolis that connects Sector 5 and New Town). Box bridge is very well connected by public transport from VIP Road side and EM Bypass side. There is regular Auto service from Box Bridge to Aquatica. Plenty of taxis are available to go to the place and many taxies wait there for returning passengers. While going to Aquatica, taxi driver may ask for some extra. There are primarily two driving routes. One from Box Bridge, drive along the canal road. The second one is to enter from Narkel Bagan More in MAR, New Town. Drive towards Unitech and take right from the crossing in front of New town police station. Following the road for 1.5km one will reach Aquatica. Both the roads are decent as per Kolkata standard. There are options to drive straight from Narkel Bagan until Balaka Abasan and then follow the canal road or use one of the many New town roads.

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