Kingdom of Dreams




India’s first live entertainment, theatre and leisure spot is Kingdom of Dream in NCR Delhi located near the Leisure Valley Park. As a master destination for all types of entertainment and art based innovations, the Kingdom of Dreams was inaugurated by the Chief Minister of Haryana and it was open to the public on 18th September 2010. The opening day witnessed the special preview of the Bollywood musical, Zangoora portraying the famous stars like Hussain Kuwajerwala, Gauhar Khan, and Kashmira Irani.
The spot is spreading across over 6 acres of land and was built at a cost of more than Rs.2 billion. Kingdom of Dreams is under Great Indian Nautanki Company which is a joint venture between Apra Group and Wizcraft. It consists of two theatres named Nautanki Mahal and the Showshaa Theatre along with a cultural and cuisine area called Culture Gully. The famous Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan was declared as the global ambassador of Kingdom of Dream in 2010.Al, o it was in the news when the Commonwealth Games 2010 official theme song by A R Rahman was launched in the complex.
One of the portions of the complex, the Nautanki Mahal is a huge auditorium with 864 seats and is designed like a posh palace. Indian and international theatres are performed here. Culture Gully is the space where arts, crafts, and food etc are arranged beautifully. It is a fully air-conditioned boulevard that extends up to 10000 square feet with themed restaurants and live kitchens in its possession. Showshaa theatre is a 350 seater amphitheater with a soaring tent. Several theatrical performances are conducted here.
Kingdom of Dreams entry timings:Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: 12:30 pm to 12:00 am and on Saturday and Sunday: 12:00 pm to 12:00 am.
Kingdom of Dream entry fee:
  • 2,999 per person (Diamond) on weekdays (Tue-Fri)
  • 3,999 per person (Diamond) on weekendsZ
  • 2,499 per person (Platinum) on weekdays (Tue-Fri)
  • 2,999 per person (Platinum) on weekends
  • 1,999 per person (Gold) on weekdays (Tue-Fri)
  • 2,499 per person (Gold) on weekends
  • 1,499 per person (Silver) on weekdays (Tue-Fri)
  • 1,999 per person (Silver) on weekends
  • 1,249 per person (Bronze) on weekdays (Tue-Fri)
  • 1,499 per person (Bronze) on weekends
  • 600 per person (culture gully) on weekdays (Tue-Fri)
  • 700 per person (culture gully) on weekend 
Kingdom of Dream location: Auditorium Complex, Sector 29, Gurgaon, Haryana 122001, India.
Insider Tips:
    -To avoid the rush, book your seat in advance and arrive at the venue on time.
    -You can pick munchies, beverages (including alcoholic ones) at the theatre during the break.
    -Which seats should you pick? Go for Diamond with the lazy boy seats. The chairs for all other categories could do with an upgrade – they are a tad uncomfortable, more so since the show is long. And there are no cup holders for your drinks. Beyond Diamond, you could pick any other seats and the experience will not be very different. Except perhaps the first row (where you may have to crane your neck to see the stage) and the extreme corners at the back.
    -Valets will take care of your car.
    -Photography is prohibited inside the theatre but not at Culture Gulli.
    -For bookings and more info, visit kingdomofdreams.in.

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