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Mayajaal, Chennai
| Park Name |
Mayajaal
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| Type |
Fun
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| City |
Chennai
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| State |
Tamil Nadu
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| Landmark |
Muttukadu.
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| Activities |
Snow bowling,Indoor Games, theatres
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| Timings, Fees |
Ticket value of Rs.40/-
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| Co-ordinates |
12.854649, 80.236244
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The first of its kind Themed family entertainment center in india , A multiplex with 6 Movie halls, food court, 8 lane bowling alley, games arcade, shopping, beauty care, a kids care centre where you can leave your kids & freak out for the rest of the day and a net cafe, Mayajaal is spread over an area of 13 acres. Location: on the east coast road near muttukadu.
A Day At Mayajaal
Inviting in its isolation, this huge multiple Entertainment complex, is unique not only in the sense that it is one of its kind in Chennai, but also in the whole of India.
Shopping area at Mayajaal past the ticketing counter on the right, is a pool parlour and a gaming alley with 50 different games, catering to the 5 - 55 age group and beyond. On the left is the shopping area, which sells Mayajaal-themed Merchandise. On offer are themed-books, notebooks, telephone indexes, mugs, t-shirts, fashion jewellery, pens and CDs of animation movies made by PentaMedia, namely Sindbad and Pandavas.
which is the biggest in Chennai and till recently was the biggest in India, before someone started a bigger bowling alley with more lanes in Jaipur.
Bowling alley at Mayajaal move on to the six theatres, which are all 150-seaters. With their Dolby Digital or Digital Theatre Systems (DTS) and electronic hi-resolution projection, the theatres are a sight for sore eyes.
"with the ticket value of Rs.40/-, our theatres are in direct competition with those in the city". He also adds that, "Mayajaal will soon start releasing the latest 20th Century Fox and Columbia Pictures movies as soon as they are released in India". Apart from the regular fare, moviegoers can look forward to theme-based movies in the future.
Centre Atrium at Mayajaal
The main area or the centre Atrium as they call it serves as a food court. It is sometimes used for organising events or games. The large screen (Barco - Rear Projection System) placed diagonally opposite to the restaurant also serves as a crowd controller.The place is 'jammed', with around 2000 people coming in on Sundays. Invariably there is a huge queue for food, for the games or for the bowling; and when the crowd becomes uncontrollable, they play clippings of the Indian and Australian Cricket team's visit to Mayajaal, on the huge screen, which almost always simmers them down.
During the weekdays, on an average, they have around 400 people coming in. Mayajaal is closed on Mondays for maintenance. 30 people working round the clock on general maintenance and 18 on technical maintenance", A mammoth task, considering the fact have to keep up six theatres, one huge gaming arcade with 50 games, one big bowling alley, the food court and the shopping area up and running from 11:00 am. to 11:30 pm.
Cineplex at Mayajaal The food court is run by Stop At Sams, a wide variety of cuisine to choose from -North Indian, South Indian, Mughlai, Chinese....etc. On cards are some interesting tie-ups with a few other popular brands to complement the Food Court. Next to the shopping area is the Kid Care Centre, which has two attendants, who take care of children below five years of age.
allotted more space for shopping, and also they had a beauty parlour and a net café, when they started out. But their feedbacks told them that people did not want to spend money on general shopping, when they come in for entertainment. So the shopping area was reduced to concentrate only on themed merchandise. Also very few people are interested in browsing. The gaming arcade seems to be a huge hit with entertainment starved Chennai, so they are planning to put in more games in the future.
Mayajaal
muttukadu.
East Coast Road,
Chennai, - 600041
Tamil Nadu
Ph:044-24731125, 24731126
www.mayajaal.com
Activity : Snow bowling,Indoor Games, theatres
Landmark: Muttukadu.
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