Universal Studios to Open its First Indoor Theme Park in India by 2027 - Here's All You Need to Know

Universal Studios to Open its First Indoor Theme Park in India by 2027 - Here's All You Need to Know (Image: Unsplash)

Get ready, India — the world of movie magic is heading your way! Universal Studios, known for its blockbuster-themed rides and attractions, is all set to open its very first indoor theme park in India. As per reports, the entertainment giant will debut its much-anticipated park within Bharti Realty’s upcoming mega mall near Delhi Airport — part of the larger 17-million-square-foot Aerocity development.

Slated to launch by mid-2027, this 3-million-square-foot retail and entertainment complex is poised to be the largest mall in India, and Universal Studios will be its crown jewel. The theme park is expected to take up 300,000 square feet of space within the mall, promising an indoor escape packed with thrilling rides, immersive movie zones, and family-friendly attractions — all under one roof.

Universal Studios India: A Blockbuster Attraction in the Making

From the heart-pounding stunts of Fast & Furious to the spellbinding world of Harry Potter, Universal Studios India will mirror the charm of its counterparts in Hollywood, Osaka, Singapore, and Beijing. Whether you're a cinema buff, a thrill-seeker, or planning a family weekend outing, this park is set to deliver an unforgettable entertainment experience — without crossing international borders!

Prime Location, World-Class Access

The indoor theme park will rise in Aerocity, Gurugram, just minutes from Indira Gandhi International Airport. With excellent connectivity via Delhi Metro, major highways, and close proximity to the Dwarka Expressway, it promises easy access for both Indian and global travelers.

This strategic location means Delhi is not just a travel hub anymore — it’s becoming a tourism magnet in its own right.

A Game-Changer for Indian Tourism and Jobs

The arrival of Universal Studios is expected to give a significant boost to India’s tourism landscape. Besides creating thousands of direct and indirect jobs, the project is likely to fuel nearby hospitality, retail, and service industries. The Haryana State Industrial and Infrastructure Development Corporation (HSIIDC) is already working on infrastructure planning to support this mega-attraction.

With Universal Studios joining the landscape, Delhi is evolving from a gateway to India into a world-class tourist destination — where culture, shopping, and Hollywood-level adventure collide.