Wonderla Holidays Ltd(WONDERLA)

NSE: WONDERLABSE: 538268

₹ 473.55+1.05%refreshed 26 Oct, 11:59 am ISTMarket cap: ₹ 3,005 crNext results: 2 Nov 2026Website: www.wonderla.comUpdated: 24 Oct 2026

About

Wonderla Holidays Ltd owns and operates large-format amusement parks and an integrated resort in India, with five parks in Bengaluru, Kochi, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, and Chennai. In FY26 the company reported revenue of Rs 518.77 crores and EBITDA of Rs 192.45 crores. Wonderla builds many of its rides in-house at roughly one-quarter the cost of importing, across manufacturing facilities at its Kochi, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru parks.^[1][2]

Business segments

Amusement parks and Resort: 70.3% of revenue in FY26 (Rs 387.27 crores), EBIT margin 18.8%.^[3]
Others segment (food, merchandise, ride-related services): 23.9% of revenue in FY26 (Rs 131.5 crores), EBIT margin 44.7%.^[3]
Interest, dividends, gains from mutual funds and others: 5.4% of revenue in FY26 (Rs 29.83 crores).^[3]

Park operations and capacity

Five parks as of Q1 FY27: Bengaluru, Kochi, Hyderabad, Bhubaneswar, and Chennai (opened December 2025).^[4]
Chennai park was built in approximately 21 months at a total investment of Rs 611 crores and secured a full local body tax exemption for 10 years.^[4]
Chennai park is targeting 10 - 12 lakh annual visitors at maturity over a 3 - 4 year ramp; long-term payback expected in approximately 7 - 8 years.^[2][4]
Ride manufacturing is done in-house at Kochi, Hyderabad, and Bengaluru parks, at roughly one-quarter the cost of importing equivalent rides from foreign manufacturers.^[2]
CWIP of Rs 10,294 lakhs as of March 2026, covering the new Bengaluru roller coaster and a Sky Wheel tower at Chennai, capitalized in Q1 FY27.^[5]

Key operating numbers

Total footfall: 12.3 lakh in Q1 FY27, up 33% YoY, including 2.42 lakh from Chennai Park in its first full summer quarter.^[6]
ARPU: Rs 1,904 in Q1 FY27, up 7% YoY; average ticket price Rs 1,310 (+2% YoY); average non-ticket spend per guest Rs 591 (+20% YoY).^[6]
FY26 ARPU: Rs 1,530, up 6% YoY; non-ticket spend per head Rs 470, up 11% YoY; non-ticket revenue approximately 30% of total revenue.^[5]
Hyderabad FY26 footfalls fell 7% YoY to 8.68 lakh and revenue fell 2% YoY to Rs 13,220 lakhs, affected by early monsoons, Operation Sindoor disruption, and a school-group travel ban.^[5]
Bhubaneswar FY26 footfalls grew 13% YoY to 1.91 lakh; FY26 revenue grew 21% YoY to Rs 2,426 lakhs.^[5]

Resort and hospitality

Resort business (Isle by Wonderla, Bengaluru) delivered its best-ever quarter in Q1 FY27: revenue Rs 961 lakhs, up 92% YoY; occupancy 74%, up from 56% in Q1 FY26; average room rental Rs 6,996, up 21% YoY.^[6]
39 new keys were added to the ISLE facility at Bengaluru during Q1 FY27.^[6]
Full-year FY26 resort revenue: Rs 2,636 lakhs, up 56% YoY, supported by the ISLE gaming pod extension launched in Q1 FY26.^[5]

Seasonality and park-level highlights

Q1 (April - June) is the peak season; Q1 FY27 total income grew 41% YoY to Rs 252 crores and EBITDA grew 39% to Rs 122 crores, described by management as 'one of our best quarters ever'.^[6]
Hyderabad Q1 FY27 footfall grew 11% YoY and revenue grew 19% YoY, the highest growth among mature parks, driven by marketing investment in the AP-Telangana region.^[6]
Bengaluru Q1 FY27 footfall: 3.43 lakh, up 6% YoY; boosted by a new global-standard roller coaster that increased dwell time and repeat-visit frequency.^[6]
Nearly half of all bookings now come through digital channels following an integrated digital strategy; a full QR-based end-to-end journey and loyalty program relaunch are planned post-digital transformation.^[2]

Expansion and capex

Management is in advanced talks with 3 - 4 state governments for new park locations and expects to announce at least one deal before end of FY27.^[6]
Long-term portfolio target: at least 5 additional parks; 2 - 3 parks to be completed or work-in-progress within 3 - 4 years; long-term goal of 6 - 7 or more parks pan-India within 5 - 8 years.^[5][4]
Locations under active evaluation include Maharashtra/Mumbai, Goa, and Visakhapatnam; focus also on Tier 1 cities (Mumbai, Delhi, Ahmedabad) and select Tier 2 cities with government land support.^[4][2]
FY27 sustaining and maintenance capex guided at Rs 35 - 40 crores; ongoing expansion/new-attractions capex targeted at approximately 10% of topline.^[5][6]
Resort expansion being explored at parks with free land (Hyderabad, Kochi) before standalone resort locations in new cities such as Goa.^[5][4]

Revenue mix and strategic direction

Non-ticket revenue (F&B, retail, value-added experiences) is approximately 30% of ARPU in Q1 FY27; management targets 40 - 50% non-ticket mix over time and a 50 - 50 split within 4 - 5 years.^[6][5]
Mature park footfall growth expected at low single digits per annum; the larger part of revenue growth is expected to come through ARPU improvement.^[6]
Asset-light models (alongside the owned-land model) are being explored for new park locations in Tier 1 cities.^[5]

Market Cap

₹3,005 Cr

High / Low

₹602 / 457

Stock P/E

29.2

Price / Book

1.7

Book Value

₹283

EPS

₹12.9

No. of Shares

6.34 Cr

ROCE

6.4%

ROE

4.6%

OPM

20.6%

Debt / Equity

0.00

Sales

₹519 Cr

Net Profit

₹82 Cr

Promoter holding

62.2%

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