● EBITDA for Q2 up by 90% YoY; H1 up by 47% YoY
● Bengaluru & Kochi along with Resort businesses deliver best-ever Q2. Hyderabad at best ever H1 performance
● Chennai continues to scale delivering 27.7 Cr revenue - matching our established parks
● Continued investment in customer experience through premiumized offerings delivering a 1% ARPU YoY growth in Q2, 5% YOY growth in H1.
Wonderla Holidays Ltd., India’s largest amusement park chain, today announced its financial results for the second quarter and half year ended September 30, 2026, delivering the best-ever Q2 driven by the capacity addition at Chennai and growth across existing parks, along with The Isle by Wonderla and Terrea by Wonderla, its premium resorts in Bengaluru. The strong performance reflects robust sales and marketing interventions to drive demand and the operational excellence to deliver world-class experiences.
Key Financial Highlights: Q2 FY27
Key Financial Highlights: H1 FY27
Consolidated Financial Highlights
(all numbers in ₹ lakh unless specified otherwise)
Quarterly Highlights
• Recorded footfalls of 7.25 lakhs and total income of Rs. 12,568 lakhs respectively during the quarter.
• Park wise footfalls: Bengaluru 2.13 lakhs, Kochi 2.02 lakhs, Hyderabad 0.99 lakhs, Bhubaneswar 0.20 lakhs and Chennai 1.90 lakhs.
• Total income stood at Rs. 12,568 lakhs, up by 42% YoY.
• EBITDA for the quarter stood at Rs. 3,011 lakhs, up by 90% YoY
• Existing parks (Bengaluru, Kochi, Hyderabad and Bhubaneswar) delivered revenue growth of approximately 8% YoY, driven by 6% growth in footfalls and 2% growth in ARPU.
• Chennai Park, in its third quarter of operations, contributed Rs. 28 crore in revenue on footfall of 1.90 lakhs.
Six Months Highlights
• Recorded footfalls of 19.50 lakhs and total income of Rs. 37,778 lakhs respectively during the half year.
• Park wise footfalls: Bengaluru 5.56 lakhs, Kochi 4.53 lakhs, Hyderabad 3.90 lakhs, Bhubaneswar 1.20 lakhs and Chennai 4.32 lakhs.
• Total income stood at Rs. 37,778 lakhs, up by 39% YoY.
• EBITDA for the half year stood at Rs. 15,210 lakhs, up by 47% YoY.
• Existing parks (Bengaluru, Kochi, Hyderabad and Bhubaneswar) delivered revenue growth of approximately 13% YoY, driven by 7% growth in footfalls and 6% growth in ARPU.
• Chennai Park, in its first six months of operations in FY27, contributed Rs. 73 crore in revenue on footfall of 4.32 lakhs during the half year.
Commenting on the company’s performance for the quarter and half year, Mr. Arun Chittilappilly, Executive Chairman and Managing Director of Wonderla Holidays Ltd., said,
“This is our best ever second quarter, and the growth is coming through in profitability, as much as in scale. Total income grew 42% to Rs. 126 crore, EBITDA nearly doubled with margins expanding to 24% from 18%, and we moved from a loss to a profit in the quarter.
Chennai park has added Rs. 73 crore in revenue in the first half of this year, while our established parks continue to grow on their own strength. Bengaluru, Kochi and our resorts each delivered their best-ever Q2. For the half year, total income is up 41% to Rs. 378 crore and EBITDA is up 47%.
That gives us a strong base going into the festive season. Our focus for the rest of FY27 is to keep strengthening the guest offering across every park and resort, and to convert this momentum into sustained, profitable growth.”
About Wonderla Holidays Limited
Wonderla Holidays Limited is India’s largest amusement park chain, with parks in Kochi, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar and Chennai. Since the first park opened in Kochi in 2000, Wonderla has welcomed over 50+ million guests. Known for its thrilling attractions, including custom-designed rides from leading international suppliers, Wonderla continues to set the benchmark in family entertainment.
In addition to its parks, Wonderla offers immersive stays through its premium resorts in Bengaluru: The Isle by Wonderla, a serene retreat amidst water, and Terrea by Wonderla, an earth-inspired urban resort. Headquartered in Bengaluru, Wonderla Holidays Limited is listed on the BSE and NSE.
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