By The deccan pulse 
In a move to bring the magic of Disneyland to India, a theme park inspired by the iconic American amusement park is set to open its doors in Hyderabad. The brainchild of a local entrepreneur, the park promises to bring a slice of Disney to the Indian subcontinent, offering a unique entertainment experience for locals and tourists alike.
History of the Project
The concept of bringing a Disneyland-inspired theme park to India has been in the works for over a decade. The project, initially proposed in 2009, faced numerous delays due to bureaucratic hurdles and financial constraints. However, with the arrival of new investors and a revised plan, the project is finally taking shape. Located in the outskirts of Hyderabad, the park will sprawl over 50 acres of land, offering a mix of thrill rides, water attractions, and live shows.
Attractions and Features
The park will boast a range of attractions, including roller coasters, Ferris wheels, and carousels. According to the park’s designers, the main objective is to create an immersive experience that combines entertainment, education, and cultural relevance. The park will also feature themed zones, including a miniature Hyderabad, a Bollywood-inspired area, and a zone dedicated to Indian mythology. Visitors can expect to be treated to live shows, street performances, and interactive exhibits.
Economic Impact
The theme park is expected to generate significant revenue for the state of Telangana, creating over 5,000 jobs and attracting millions of tourists each year. According to a report by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), the park is expected to contribute over ₹10,000 crores to the state’s GDP. “This project is a game-changer for Hyderabad’s tourism industry,” said K. T. Rama Rao, Telangana’s Minister for IT and Industries. “We are confident that it will put Hyderabad on the global tourism map.”
Sustainability Efforts
In an effort to minimize its environmental footprint, the park will incorporate green technologies and sustainable practices. The park’s designers have promised to use solar power, rainwater harvesting, and energy-efficient lighting systems. “We are committed to creating a sustainable and eco-friendly environment,” said Rajiv Dutta, the park’s managing director. “Our goal is to set a new standard for theme parks in India.”
Conclusion
Hyderabad’s mini Disneyland is poised to become a major tourist attraction in India, offering a unique entertainment experience that combines international standards with local flair. With its commitment to sustainability and job creation, the project is expected to have a profound impact on the local economy. As India’s middle class continues to grow, the demand for theme parks and entertainment options is likely to increase. This project is a testament to India’s growing aspirations and its ability to adapt to global trends.