Ramoji Film City, founded in 1996, is both a film studio and a theme park. A day here is built around a guided studio tour by bus, since private cars are not allowed into the main areas, plus the shows, rides and themed attractions around it.
Child tickets go by height rather than age: children below 33 inches need no ticket and children between 33 and 54 inches need a child ticket, although toddler entry may also be free or discounted by age, so check when you book. Strollers can be rented for young children, subject to availability, and there are baby feeding rooms in several locations.
Worth knowing before you pack: laptops, iPads and other electronic devices are not allowed inside the premises, and the cloakroom is where they are meant to be left.
Weekends and holidays tend to be more crowded than weekdays. Without a car, feeder buses run from the closest metro stations, LB Nagar and Nagole, and a pick-and-drop service operates from select locations in the twin cities.
Family FAQ
How much does Ramoji Film City cost?
The general entry ticket includes a guided studio tour on a non-AC bus and all shows, rides and themed attractions; the premium studio tour ticket adds priority entry, an AC coach, buffet lunch and other unspecified privileges.
Can you bring your own food to Ramoji Film City?
Outside food and drinks are not allowed, but baby food and special food for toddlers can be brought in.
Is there baby changing at Ramoji Film City?
There are dedicated baby-changing and nursing stations.
Is there parking at Ramoji Film City?
Parking costs Rs. 100 for cars and Rs. 50 for two-wheelers; inside, guided bus tours and internal transport replace private cars.
