The park works between 10 am and 7pm. There is an entrance ticket. The entrance fee was nominal at ₹25 for adults and ₹10 for children. Two wheeler parking came at ₹12 per hour.

Before the entrance, you have an Aavin parlour and the ticket counter also sells fish pickles. You can also buy fish at ₹300/kg says the notice on counter.

You can see the following inside the premises:

1. Aquarium (₹50/- per head)
2. Multimedia Room ( children's play area with each activity carrying a fee ranging from ₹50 per game)
3. A Dome House (a vertical theater, runs only when there are six people), Visual Realty Ride and Visual Reality video,, toddler colour and post on screen games. Price starting from ₹50 (single event) to ₹200 jumbo package
4. Boat house (₹50 per adult and 25 per kid).
5. Walking trail
6. Kids play area
7. Canteen
8. Angling area (a separate pond, off limits you don't buy a separate ticket ₹200 per fishing rod or have a Walker's monthly pass)

The boat house had a steep dangling stairway to the pond that might give jitters to some ( they should allow the use of the concrete stairway for older people). The pedal and ride boat didn't provide much except for one circle around the island in the middle. The water was not foul smelling.

We didn't try the multimedia room. The games are a bit suited for kids from std 3 to std 12.

The dome house sounded nice but we couldn't get a chance as the number of people weren't enough.

The VR and augmented reality were almost the same as you see in most play stations. However, the area was spacious, cool and equipments neat.

For kids below primary level, the paint your fish and drop it in water (augmented reality) was nice.

The kids play area is almost the same as you find in most corporation parks, except that the crowd was a little less because of the entrance ticket.

The canteen was decent and the prices a bit high.

The biggest highlight is the aquarium. You can see a variety of fishes starting from the now very common koi fishes, a variety of barbs, Oscars, a variety of cichlids, large arowana, turtles, clown fishes (yes Nemo and Dory were there) with live sea anemones. Their were a lot of river monsters (longer than your hand) like alligator gar fish, piranha, arowana and a couple of other fishes. There was also a section on fishes from gulf of mannar and western ghats.

What is really pathetic is that you cannot identify most of the fishes in the tank if you are not an aquaculturist of fish biologist. The display units don't provide much information and in most cases the names of the fishes are missing. If every one can identify all the fishes in the tank then it will be much better, especially for school children. The aquarium could be properly lit, and walkway made more beautiful (probably with a theme). Total time inside the aquarium can be on average 20 mins.

You can spend anywhere between 30 mins and 2 hours (if you play all games) within the park. If you choose kids play area and angling, you can spend another 45 mins to 2 hours.