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Kalinga Studio's Snow World ticket price set at Rs 150; know slot timings

Visitors to the revamped Kalinga Studio in Bhubaneswar will have to pay Rs 150 per person to enter its Snow World, according to the ticket price list displayed at the studio.

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October 22, 2026
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Bhubaneswar: Visitors to the revamped Kalinga Studio in Bhubaneswar will have to pay Rs 150 per person to enter its Snow World, according to the ticket price list displayed at the studio. The facility has introduced fixed time slots for visitors to the Snow World, with separate entry sessions in the morning and afternoon.

The ticket price list mentions four attractions and their entry charges. While the general entry ticket to Kalinga Studio costs Rs 20, the Snow World entry fee is Rs 150. Visitors will have to pay Rs 100 for the 3D Movie Magic experience and Rs 25 for Adventure Land Ghost House.

Snow World slot timings

The Snow World has two sessions, with seven slots in the morning and seven in the afternoon. Each slot allows entry for 25 minutes, with a five-minute gap between consecutive slots.

Morning session: 10 am to 1.30 pm

  • Slot 1: 10 am to 10.25 am

  • Slot 2: 10.30 am to 10.55 am

  • Slot 3: 11 am to 11.25 am

  • Slot 4: 11.30 am to 11.55 am

  • Slot 5: 12 noon to 12.25 pm

  • Slot 6: 12.30 pm to 12.55 pm

  • Slot 7: 1 pm to 1.25 pm

Afternoon session: 2 pm to 5.30 pm

  • Slot 8: 2 pm to 2.25 pm

  • Slot 9: 2.30 pm to 2.55 pm

  • Slot 10: 3 pm to 3.25 pm

  • Slot 11: 3.30 pm to 3.55 pm

  • Slot 12: 4 pm to 4.25 pm

  • Slot 13: 4.30 pm to 4.55 pm

  • Slot 14: 5 pm to 5.25 pm

Revamped Kalinga Studio

Chief Minister Mohan Charan Majhi earlier this month inaugurated the revamped and modernised Kalinga Studio, which has been upgraded to meet the changing requirements of the Odia film industry.

The upgraded facility includes indoor shooting floors, a chroma floor, a technology zone, sound recording and dubbing facilities, and editing and post-production infrastructure.

The chief minister also launched a dedicated archive and museum to preserve Odisha's cinematic heritage. The facility is intended to house and showcase old films, posters, photographs and historical documents related to the state's film industry.

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