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Sanjay Gandhi Park to Switch to Online‑Only Ticketing in Two Months After Fake Ticket Scam
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🗓 10 Oct 2026, 09:16 AM
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Sanjay Gandhi National Park in Mumbai will move to online‑only ticketing within two months following the exposure of a fake entry ticket racket.
Sanjay Gandhi National Park has announced that it will transition to an online‑only ticketing system within the next two months. The decision comes after authorities uncovered a racket that sold counterfeit entry tickets to visitors. By eliminating physical ticket sales, the park aims to curb fraud and improve visitor experience.
Park officials said the new system will be fully operational by the end of the next month, with a phased rollout to allow visitors to purchase and print tickets online. The move is expected to reduce queues and ensure that only legitimate tickets are issued.
The park, located in the heart of Mumbai, is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The shift to digital tickets is part of a broader effort to modernise visitor services across the city’s attractions.
Park officials said the new system will be fully operational by the end of the next month, with a phased rollout to allow visitors to purchase and print tickets online. The move is expected to reduce queues and ensure that only legitimate tickets are issued.
The park, located in the heart of Mumbai, is a popular destination for both locals and tourists. The shift to digital tickets is part of a broader effort to modernise visitor services across the city’s attractions.