If you've searched "Flying Panda Theme Park," you're almost certainly looking for the indoor entertainment park in Katraj, Pune — a 15-acre trampoline, bowling, and arcade complex that's become one of the city's go-to spots for family outings, birthdays, and group hangouts since it opened in 2023.
This guide covers what's actually inside, what it costs, how to get there, and what past visitors say — so you know exactly what to expect before you book.
What Is Flying Panda Theme Park?
Flying Panda is an indoor entertainment venue built around a trampoline park, but it's grown into something closer to a mini amusement complex. Under one roof, you'll find spring-loaded trampoline zones, a bowling alley, an arcade floor, bumper cars, go-karting, a mirror maze, and a 9D motion theatre, plus food and party spaces. It's designed for a wide age range — official listings put the minimum age at around two years old, with plenty for teens and adults too.
Note that "Flying Panda Theme Park" also operates at least one additional branch, in the Dattwadi/Tathawade area of Pune. This guide focuses on the original and more established Katraj location, which is the one most visitors mean by the name — if you're heading to a different branch, double-check the address and hours locally, since they can differ.
Location and Getting There
The Katraj branch is located on Katraj Road, near Potdar School, opposite Abhinav School, in Raghav Nagar, Pune – 411046.
- By car: It sits directly on the main road through Katraj, so it's easy to find with GPS navigation.
- By metro: The nearest station is Swargate (Purple Line), roughly 9 km away — plan for an auto or cab for the last leg.
- By train: Vadgaon railway station is the closest, just over a kilometre from the park.
Attractions and Activities
Trampoline Park
The core attraction: a large hall of interconnected, spring-loaded trampoline platforms where visitors bounce, dunk, and try basic freestyle moves. Coaches are on hand for first-timers, though the park (like most trampoline venues) advises against attempting flips or advanced tricks without supervision, given the injury risk.
Bowling Alley
A four-lane bowling setup, sold as either single-game passes or bundled into combo tickets.
Arcade and Game Zone
A sizeable arcade floor with a mix of ticket and prize games — shooting games, a claw-style "Key Master," racing simulators, air hockey, VR cricket, and similar attractions. Arcade credit is typically loaded onto a card that can be shared among a group.
Bumper (Dashing) Cars, Go-Karting, and Mirror Maze
Beyond the trampoline and arcade, the park includes dashing cars, a go-karting track, and a mirror maze — frequently named by visitors as some of the more memorable parts of a visit.
9D Theatre
A short motion-simulator cinema experience, typically running around 8 minutes per session.
Ball Pool, Foam Pit, and Kids' Play Area
A dedicated section for younger children, with a ball pool, foam pit, and softer play structures separate from the main trampoline zone.
Sports and Extras
Some listings also mention a football field, basketball court, cricket net, and a fish spa, though availability can vary — it's worth confirming with the venue if a specific activity is the reason for your visit.
Ticket Prices
Pricing is sold à la carte or as combo passes, and rates do change, so treat the figures below as a guide rather than something to lock in without checking closer to your visit:
- Trampoline pass (90 minutes): around ₹480 per person
- Bowling pass (single game): around ₹249 per person
- Arcade play pass: around ₹999 loaded onto a card (often sold with bonus credit)
- 9D theatre pass: around ₹199 per person
- Combo/"ultimate experience" pass (trampoline session + dashing car + 9D theatre + one mirror maze entry + one VR cricket game): discounted bundles are commonly available, sometimes 30–40% below buying each activity separately
Socks are required in the trampoline zone and can be bought on-site if you don't bring your own. Booking through the park's official channel or a reputable activity-booking platform is the safest way to get current pricing and any active discounts.
Opening Hours
The Katraj park generally runs daily from around 11:00 AM to 10:00–10:30 PM, with some listings noting a later 10:00 AM Friday opening. Hours can shift around holidays, so a quick check before you head out is worth it — especially if you're planning a late-evening visit.
What Visitors Say
Reviews across major platforms average around 4.3 out of 5, and a consistent picture emerges:
What people like: the range of activities under one roof, the go-karting and dashing cars in particular, generally attentive trampoline-zone staff, and the food court options. It's frequently recommended for birthdays and group outings.
Common complaints: some visitors report individual arcade games, bumper cars, or attractions being out of service on the day they visited; several reviews flag the trampoline pricing as steep relative to other activities in the park; a handful mention inconsistent staff attitude and poor ventilation/lack of air conditioning in parts of the venue.
Worth knowing before you go: if a specific ride or game is the main reason for your visit, it may be worth calling ahead or checking recent reviews, since equipment downtime has been a recurring theme in feedback.
Tips for Visiting
- Book combo passes if you plan to do more than one activity — bundled tickets are usually meaningfully cheaper than paying per activity.
- Bring your own socks to skip the on-site purchase for the trampoline zone.
- Go on a weekday if you can — weekends and school holidays draw bigger crowds and longer waits for popular attractions like go-karting and bumper cars.
- Confirm the branch address if you're not going to the Katraj location, since Flying Panda operates more than one Pune site.
- Check current hours and prices shortly before you go, as both have shifted over time.
Is Flying Panda Theme Park Worth Visiting?
For a half-day or full-day out with kids, teens, or a group of friends, Flying Panda delivers real variety — trampolines, bowling, karting, arcade games, and a mirror maze in one place, which is hard to match at a single venue in Pune. The main things to plan around are the added cost of combining several activities and the possibility that a specific attraction might be down for maintenance on the day you visit. Booking a combo pass and checking recent reviews before you go covers most of that risk.
