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1.Wonderla Amusement Park, Bangalore​​Photograph: Wonderla Amusement ParkWith around 55 rides, this amusement park gives you an array of options that can instantaneously give you and your kids an adrenaline rush. The park offers several discount schemes that you can avail. In order to make the entire experience more convenient and less tiresome, you can opt for a stay at the Wonderla Resort which is a part of the park.Where: Bidadi, Mysore Road, 28 km from BangaloreTickets: Adults: Rs 900, Children: Rs 720, Senior citizens: Rs 680, book your tickets hereTimings: Monday to Friday: 11 am to 6 pm; Saturday to Sunday/Holidays: 11 am to 7 pm2. Adlabs Imagica and AquaImagica, Mumbai/Pune​​Photograph: Adlabs ImagicaOwned and operated by Adlabs Entertainment Limited, Adlabs Imagica and AquaImagica are noted to be the most expensive amusement parks in the country. Several rides and slides resemble those one would otherwise find only in the West. Located somewhere between Mumbai and Pune, Imagica can accommodate around 20,000 people at a time. To make your experience at Imagica memorable, the Novotel Imagica, the best you can ask for, when it comes to a perfect stay. A trip to this amusement park is enough to make this vacation for your kids, a fun-cation!Where: Mumbai Sangdewadi, Pali-Khopoli Road, Tal-Khalapur, Off Mumbai-Pune ExpresswayTickets:Regular ticket: Adults: Rs 1,599, Child: Rs 1,299, Senior citizens: Rs 1,299Express ticket (jump-the-queue-pass): Adults: Rs 2,299, Child: Rs 1,999, Senior citizens: Rs 1,999College Pass: Regular ticket: Rs 1,299, Express pass: Rs 1,999Annual Pass (Three visits to Imagica): Rs 2,499For Aqua Imagica tickets, click hereTimings: Rides shut down at 7 pm, restaurants are open till 9 pm3. Essel World and Water Kingdom, Mumbai​​Photograph: Essel World/FacebookEssel World and Water Kingdom are by far home to some of the best memories for most ’90s kids. The 20-minute ferry ride from the mainland to the amusement park is exhilarating and just the beginning of the fun times that lay ahead. Not only can you visit both these neighboring parks, but you can also quickly visit the Global pagoda which has the largest unsupported dome in the world. The wave pool at Water Kingdom was one of the first wave pools in the country and continues to draw people despite the growing number of themed parks in the country.Where: Gorai Island, Borivali (West), Mumbai, MaharashtraTickets:Essel World: Child: Rs 500, Adult: Rs 850, Senior citizens: Rs 300Water Kingdom: Child: Rs 600, Adult: Rs 950, Senior citizens: Rs 300Combined Ticket: (Essel World + Water Kingdom): Child: Rs 890, Adult: Rs 1190, Senior citizens: Rs 400Timings: 10 am to 7 pm or till 8 pm on weekends and national holidays4. Aquatica, Kolkata​​Photograph: Aquatica/FacebookKnown to be east India’s best water park and resort, Aquatica is spread across 17 acres and is located on the outskirts of Kolkata. It caters to people who’re looking forward to having a good time within a budget. On certain days, the entry fee to unlimited turns at any ride; can be as low as Rs 100.Where: Kouchpukur, PO Hathgachia, PS: KLC, Near Rajarhat Township, Kolkata, West BengalTickets: Weekdays: Adult: Rs 350, Child: Rs 200Weekends: Adult: Rs 400, Child: Rs 200Timings: 10 am to 6 pm5. Science City, Kolkata​​Photograph: Science CityThe Science city of Kolkata may seem boring at first, but it was among the top 20 amusements in Asia in 2014. There is a lot of learning and exploring along with having cart loads of fun.Entry to the science city is subsidized and there are special discounts for large groups. Your child and you can participate in activities like, the space theater, evolution park, 3D theater, the time machine, road train, cable car, mono cycle, caterpillar ride and the gravity coaster. Sounds exciting, doesn’t it?Where: Science City, JBS Haldane Avenue, Kolkata, West BengalTickets: Rs 250 for all activitiesTimings: April 1 to September 30- 9 am to 9 pm and October 1 to March 31 – 9 am to 8 pmIt remains open on Sundays and public holidays6. Kidzania, Mumbai​​Photograph courtesy: Chandra Marsono/Creative CommonsKidzania is one of the best places to take your kids to for a great learning experience. This indoor-theme park introduced children to the grown-ups’ world. From learning about manufacturing, cooking, flying planes to living as good Samaritans is what your kids will learn, only with oodles of fun added to it. This is probably the one place where your kids will learn and enjoy themselves far more than you’d even expect them to.Where: R City Mall, Ghatkopar West, Mumbai, MaharashtraTickets: Infants: Free, Toddlers(two to three years): Rs 500, Kids(four to 16 years): Rs 950, Adults(17 to 59 years): Rs 500, Senior citizens(670 years above): Rs 300Timings: The schedule changes every month, check the plan for this month here7. Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad​​Photograph: Ramoji Film City/FacebookThis is the world’s largest integrated film city and the country’s only theme-based holiday destination. Started by Ramoji Rao, the Ramoji Film City has had several multi-lingual movies been shot here. There is a touch of cinema to the amusement park and the several activities organised here. There are offers and discounts during festivals and special occasions. Over 1.5 million people visit the amusement park each year. After you’re done seeing the Charminar and gorging on some lip-smacking biryani, Ramoji Film City is the ideal place to spend time at in Hyderabad.Where: Anaspur Village, Hayathnagar Mandal, Hyderabad, TelanganaTickets: Adult: Rs 1900, Child (Three to 12 years): Rs 1600Timings: 9 am to 5.30 pm8. Wonderla Amusement Park, Kochi​​Photograph: Wonderla Amusement ParkWonderla at Kochi was started in 2000 and has been growing by leaps bounds with a better variation in rides and constant upgrades. The best part about this theme park is the kids’ section does not disappoint kids or parents. Besides the usual rides for the kids, the older lot also get their share of thrill with more than a handful of spooky rides Wonderla also offers special student discount on providing the authorities with a valid school/college identity card.Where: Pallikara, Kumarapuram PO, Kochi,KeralaTickets: Adults: Rs 900, Children: Rs 720, Senior Citizen: Rs 680, book your ticketshereTimings: Monday to Friday: 11 am to 6 pm; Saturday to Sunday/Holidays: 11 am to 7 pm

PARADISEIf u love biryani, then you should have Hyderabad biryani. if you want perfect Vegetable biryani in chennai then you should visit this paradise restaurant at OMR. Had a very pleasant lunch hear. The trade mark of waiting for table to accommodate like in paradise. Where: 392, Anjali Devi Towers Kandanchavadi, OMR, Perungudi, Chennai. When: 11 AM to 11 PM. Cost: INR 500 for two people. Contact: 040 67408400PALMSHORE – ASHOK NAGARThis is a place with lot of facilities and parking in ashok nagar. The taste and service will leave u with food experience. This place is famous for parties and everyday there will be some going on. Good experience. Where: 95, Jawaharlal Nehru Salai, Jafferkhanpet, Ashok Nagar, Chennai. When: 11:30 AM to 11:30 PM. Cost: INR 850 for two people. Contact: 044 33011803MAPLAI – NUNGAMBAKKAMThe word ‘Maplai’, the dude of colloquial, the bro to ‘macha’, the hand in hand of Madrasi Tamizh, the name by itself means ‘son-in-law’. This house, run by Chef Koushik, a.k.a,The Mad Chef, true to his name, is not only the coolest host but also one of the most creative chefs. His dishes revolve around innovation rather than fusion. The service staff get to pick their own nicknames on joining the Maplai family, we were served by some interesting people such as King Kong, Kabali, Captain, Thala, etc. which just creates a friendly and very amicable rapport amongst their colleagues. Where: 14, Sterling Avenue, Nungambakkam, Chennai. When: 12 Noon to 3 PM, 7 PM to 11 PM. Cost: INR 1,000 for two people. Contact: 044 30853636ZAITOON – VELACHERYA decent economical corporate dining at Zaitoon. Zaitoon, one among the premium Arabian dining restaurant at Chennai has its own customer base. This review is for their weekday lunch buffet which comprises of fair number of starters to desserts, all at a very marginal INR 499 inclusive of taxes. Where: 362, Velachery Main Road, Velachery, Chennai. When: 11:30 AM to 11:30 PM. Cost: INR 900 for two people. Contact: 044 30853711BOMBAY BRASSERIE – NUNGAMBAKKAMA wonderful ambience with personified service where you can find the care of each and every person who work here right from the valet driver, receptionist to the person who served those yummy delicacies from the kitchen of Bombay Brasserie. Like I had mentioned, I dined here yesterday, being a "Sunday" and in a vibrant place like Chennai, all the restaurants are filled and busy in their own ways. Apart from these factors, the way they took care of their guests was exceptional. Where: 3, College Lane, Nungambakkam, Chennai. When: 12 Noon to 3:30 PM, 7 PM to 11:30 PM. cost: 1,200 for two people. Contact: 044 30853510COPPER KITCHEN – SALIGRAMAMBest place to hang out with frnds. The food here will never let u down Yummy n best. Where: 5, Arunachalam Road, Opposite Prasad Studio, Saligramam, Chennai. When: 11 AM to 11 PM. Cost: 800 for two people. Contact: 044 30853703COAL BARBECUES – VELACHERYhis place is perfect for treat. Located at main road very easy to find. The place seems to be crowded and reservation is recommended. The ambience is very good and the food with their exotic items and waffles counter is very delicious. Did not try main course due to good range of starter both on table as well as on exotic food counter. Good place for team outing as well as for family and friends. The staff mainly the servers have to be more interactive . Where: 17 & 18, Rajalakshmi Nagar, 7th Cross Street, 100 Feet Bypass Road, Velachery, Chennai. When: 2 PM to 4 PM, 6:30 PM to 11 PM. Cost: INR 1,400 for two people. Contact: 044 33011572SANGEETHA VEG RESTAURANT – THURAIPAKKAMIf you need a quick lunch or early morning breakfast this is the place. The food quality of Sangeetha has been maintained only in this thoraipakkam joint. If you come around the peak time, you will have to wait for long long time. You can always see the rush at this restaurant. If you crave for sambar and idli vada, you can consider this as an option. Where: 2/96 B, Sri Nilayam, Old Mahabalipuram Road, Thuraipakkam, Chennai. When: 7 AM to 10 PM. Cost: INR 600 for two people. Contact: 044 65458888RAIN FOREST – ADYARThis place is always my fav restaurant. Been here for so many times. The only trouble here is, you don't get a table so easily even on weekdays But booking is available! The ambience is a plus, I love dark, dim lights, waterfall sounds and sitting with some weird animals. lol. Once you entered in you'll get that forest kinda adventure feel and then you know why they have named it as Rainforest. Where: 41 & 42, 1st Main Road, Gandhi Nagar, Adyar, Chennai. When: 12 Noon to 3 PM, 7 PM to 11 PM. Cost: INR 700 for two people. Contact: +91 9840999555CREAM CENTRE – RA PURAMBe prepared to wait .. the time is not on your side .. ppl rush here .. we were fortunate enough to have booked a table .. especially when it is the season of fasting for most who wish to visit sabarimala.. we ate till the brim .. lemme recollect .. I was so engrossed in stuffing my self that I forgot to take pics .. veggies delight .. yummy tummy .. Where: 55, 2nd Main Road, Between Kaliappa Hospital and Park Sheraton, RA Puram, Chennai. When: 11 AM to 3 PM, 7 PM to 11 PM. Cost: 1,600 for two people. Contact: 044 42815777

I suppose this is a guesstimate question. Let me try this...As I live in Noida and do frequent visits by metro, I am quite able to guess the peak hours detail, count of metro lines and frequency of metro.So yes, metro goes crazy during office timings. There are six metro lines. Rest info we have to assume:The day we are going to calculate the revenue for is a weekday.Average number of boxes in one metro = 6Peak hours: 8 - 11 in morning and 5 - 9 in evening. Total = 7 hoursNon-Peak Hours: 6 - 8 in morning, 11 - 5 in afternoon and 9 - 11 in nightNumber of passenger in one box is sensitive to peak hours and non peak hours. For sake of calculation we will keep average size of one box = 150 passengers.Average fare per passenger = Rs20Frequency of metro = 3 minutes (peak hours), 6 minutes (non-peak hours)Note: There are six metro line - Red line, Blue line, Yellow line, Green line, Violet line and Airport Express. Revenue of Airport Express line is not considered in Delhi Metro revenue, so we will keep five metro lines.Revenue calculation for Peak HoursTotal peak hours = (8 am - 11 am) + (5 pm - 9 pm) = 7 hoursNow as we have assumed above that every 3 minutes one metro arrives. So total number of one side metro rides during peak hours = 7 *60/3 = 140Considering both sides ride, the total number of rides will be = 140*2 = 280Keeping above assumed figure in consideration we will calculate the number of passengers in one metro = 6*150 = 900 passengers.Now there are total 5 metro lines and 280 rides so total number of passengers who traveled during peak hours will be = 900*280*5 = 1260000 passengersAssuming that every passenger will pay an average fare of Rs20, total revenue of metro will be = 1260000*20 = Rs252 lakhsRevenue calculation for Non-Peak HoursTotal non-peak hours = (6 am - 8 am) + (11 am - 5 pm) + (9 pm - 11 pm) = 10 hoursNow as we have assumed above that every 6 minutes one metro arrives. So total number of one side metro rides during peak hours = 10 *60/6 = 100Considering both sides ride, the total number of rides will be = 100*2 = 200Keeping above assumed figures in consideration we will calculate the number of passengers in one metro = 6*200 = 1200 passengers.Now there are total 5 metro lines and 200 rides so total number of passengers who traveled during peak hours will be = 1200*200*5 = 1200000 passengersAssuming that every passenger will pay an average fare of Rs20, total revenue of metro will be = 1200000*20 = Rs240 lakhsTotal revenue in 1 day = revenue in peak hours + revenue in non-peak hoursWhich will come to = (252 + 240) = Rs492 lakhsSo yes, Delhi metro is generating near to Rs5 crores per day.