GURUGRAM: On the Faridabad Road, where the city thins out into the Aravalli scrub near Gwal Pahari, there is an outdoor adventure park that pitches itself at office teams, school groups and families. It is called Elevate, and its own website sets out what it charges, when it is open and who can do what. This guide pulls those details together as they read on 6 October 2026.
The park gives its address as Elevate, Team, Sports and Adventure, Faridabad Road (Gwal Pahadi), Gurugram, Haryana 122102. Its location page says it is about 12 km from Sikanderpur Metro Station, roughly a 12-minute cab ride on a clear run, and about 15 minutes by road from Sector 55-56. From South Delhi the page suggests the Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road towards Faridabad Road, and estimates 45 to 60 minutes. From Noida it suggests the Noida-Faridabad route and puts the drive at around an hour.
Elevate says it spreads across 12 acres and lists more than 50 activities. The ones named on its home page include a zipline, a bungee ejection ride, a giant swing, a slingshot, a rope course, rappelling, paintball, ATV rides, zorbing and what it calls a castle run, an obstacle course inspired by the Japanese game show Takeshi's Castle. The park describes that castle run as the first of its kind in the country; Dalimss News has not verified that claim.
Opening hours are the same every day. The FAQ and location pages both say the park is open from 10 am to 9 pm, Monday to Sunday, including public holidays. The detail that matters for planning is the last entry: 4 pm for full-day packages and 6 pm for short passes. Arrive after that and you may only be able to buy a shorter pass, if any.
Walk-ins are accepted, according to the FAQ, but the park says weekends and holidays fill up and that advance booking secures a slot. Parking is free on site for cars and buses, with no advance booking needed. The location page also says the ground-zone activities and dining area are wheelchair accessible, and asks visitors who need a route mapped to call ahead.
The six passes and what each includes
The home page lists six passes. Elevate Sunrisers, the entry pass, is listed at Rs 999 per person and covers ten activities across the ground and aerial zones in about two hours. Elevate Royal Challengers, at Rs 1,499, covers sixteen challenges with a meal voucher, and Elevate Super Kings, at Rs 1,999, covers twenty-two activities with a meal voucher and swimming pool access.
There are two themed passes built around the castle run. Takeshi's Battle, at Rs 1,499, includes eleven obstacle rounds and a meal voucher, while Takeshi's Sunrisers, at Rs 1,999, adds ten core adventure activities to the full castle run. The top pass, Ghost Rider, The Golden Pass, is listed at Rs 2,999 and offers unlimited access to all activities with a priority queue band, a meal voucher and a pool voucher.
One point on these numbers needs care. Each pass is labelled per person all inclusive, but the same section of the page says all prices exclude 18 percent GST. Read together, the amount you pay at checkout is likely to be higher than the headline figure. All rates here are as of 6 October 2026, about 9:15 am IST. The page says every package includes safety gear, a mandatory instructor briefing, locker access and free parking.
Age and height limits vary by activity, the FAQ says. Ground activities and the castle-run games generally start at six to eight years, while the slingshot, bungee ejection and ATV rides are listed for participants aged 14 and above. Each activity carries its own requirement, so families with younger children should check the specific rides on the activities page before choosing a pass.
On safety, the park says its aerial activities use internationally certified harnesses and double-locking carabiners, that equipment is inspected daily, and that every guest gets a compulsory briefing from a trained instructor before taking part. These are the operator's own statements; Dalimss News has not inspected the site.
What to wear is spelt out plainly: comfortable sportswear and closed-toe shoes, with no loose jewellery, scarves or open sandals. If you plan to try the water activities, the FAQ suggests bringing a change of clothes. All packages except the Sunrisers pass include a buffet meal, it says, and the on-site restaurant serves a la carte through the day.
The cancellation rule is short. Bookings cancelled more than 48 hours before the visit date are fully refundable, according to the FAQ, while bookings within 48 hours can be rescheduled once at no charge. For group events, corporate offsites and school outings, the park lists +91 9501 9501 59, which is also its general line, and info@elevate-tsa.com. The home page says corporate packages start at Rs 1,599 per person for groups of 40 to 500, and the FAQ says the phone line is answered from 10 am to 9 pm every day.
The park sits on the same stretch of the Aravallis as some of the city's restored green spaces. Readers who would rather spend a morning walking than riding can look at our Aravali Biodiversity Park visit guide, and those travelling by Metro can use our Rapid Metro evening plan to work out connections around Sikanderpur.
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