Jamshedpur’s first indoor snow park opens at P&M Mall

Jamshedpur, September 27: The Steel City has welcomed a new attraction as its first indoor snow park, Snow Storm, was inaugurated at PM Mall in Bistupur on Friday. The park promises visitors the thrill of snowfall and icy adventures without leaving the city.

The park was inaugurated by R.K. Agarwal, Managing Director of Hi-Tech Chemical Limited and P&M Hi-Tech City Centre Mall, along with Shalimar A.I., Managing Director of Snow Storm Parks Private Limited.

Several dignitaries attended the launch, including Hemant Gadodia, Managing Director of Invicta Capserv Private Limited, Rahul Mahipal, Managing Director of Captor Ventures,  Abdul Jaleel, Chairman of Silverstorm Parks & Resorts, Arvindakshan, Director of Silverstorm Parks & Resorts, Ramachandran, CFO of Silverstorm Parks & Resorts, and Prasenjit Gupta, Head of PM Mall.

Speaking on the occasion, R.K. Agarwal congratulated the Snow Storm team for bringing the concept to Jamshedpur. Shalimar said the park would give residents the feel of snowy valleys in Switzerland or Kashmir, with temperatures dropping as low as -10°C. “Now, people of Jamshedpur can enjoy this unique experience without having to travel far,” he added.

Spread across 6,000 square feet, the snow park has been designed as a family entertainment hub for all age groups. It features snow slides, a tubing track, and a DJ dance rink for adventure enthusiasts. Families and children can enjoy a snow play zone, igloos, a merry-go-round, and scenic photo points.

The park will remain open daily from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Jackets, gloves, and gumboots are included with tickets, while socks are required and can be purchased at the counter. Organizers assured that strict standards of safety and cleanliness are being followed.

CFO Ramachandran thanked the people of Jamshedpur for their enthusiastic response on the opening day. “The support from the city has been overwhelming, and we are confident this attraction will become a favourite destination for families and youngsters,” he said.