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St. Xavier's School at FunKingdom
✓ Verified visit record
938 students. One coordinated day off the school timetable.
On 5 February 2025, St. Xavier’s School, Jaipur, brought 938 students and 45 teachers and staff to FunKingdom for a full-day school picnic — a 983-person day planned as one coordinated schedule, from gate to gate.
Published by FunKingdom Group Bookings Team
· Reviewed by Park Operations
· Case type: School Picnic
Event at a Glance
COMPLETED
School
St. Xavier's School at FunKingdom
Location
Jaipur
Students
938
Teachers / Staff
45
Event Date
Activities
Rides & Group Activities
Food
Buffet Lunch
Event Type
School Picnic
Status
Completed
FunKingdom · Verified Visit Record
— About the St. Xavier's School at FunKingdom visit
A school day beyond the classroom
St. Xavier’s School, Jaipur, planned a group outing at FunKingdom to give students an opportunity to enjoy recreational activities and spend quality time outside the classroom.
With 938 students and 45 teachers and staff members, the visit required proper coordination, group management and a smooth schedule to ensure every student could enjoy the activities comfortably — not just the ones near the front of the queue.
This case study isn’t just “FunKingdom hosts school picnics.” It’s a record of how a group this size actually moved through entry, activities, lunch and exit — the coordination that made a 938-student day work the way a much smaller outing would.
A group of nearly 1,000 students requires considerably more coordination than a normal family visit — the plan has to hold at every handoff.
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01 — Requirements
02 — Student Experience
03 — Lunch Arrangement
04 — Safety & Group Mgmt.
05 — Challenges & Solutions
06 — Feedback
Why FunKingdom
What the park brought to a group this size
Not a claim of “we do school picnics” — a record of what the park actually brought to a 983-person day.
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Large-group capacity
Grounds and ride throughput built to hold a full school, not just individual families.
02
Rides & recreational activities
A full mix of amusement rides alongside group-format activities suited to student batches.
03
Group activity options
Activities structured for batches of students moving together, not solo queues.
04
Food arrangements
Buffet lunch planned and served for the full group in coordinated sittings.
05
First-aid availability
First-aid on site through the visit, for a group where minor incidents are expected at scale.
06
School staff coordination
A direct line between FunKingdom’s team and the school’s own teachers throughout the day.
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Organized entry & exit
Gate flow planned in both directions, so 983 people arrive and leave without a bottleneck.
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Ride operator supervision
Operators present at each ride for the full duration of student access.
01 · The School’s Requirements
What St. Xavier's School at FunKingdom needed from the day
01
Accommodation for a large student group in one visit
02
Smooth entry and exit for 983 people
03
Group activity management across batches
04
Ride access organised for student numbers
05
Food arrangements for 938 students
06
Coordination with 45 teachers and staff
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Student safety and supervision throughout
02 · Planning a picnic for 938 students
The day, stage by stage
A group of nearly 1,000 students moves through the park in stages — each one planned before the gates opened.
01
Group Coordination
Batches assigned, teacher-in-charge confirmed per group before gates open.
02
Entry
Staggered gate entry to bring 983 people in without a queue backup.
03
Activities
Rides and group activities run on rotation across batches through the morning.
04
Food
Buffet lunch served in coordinated sittings, timed against activity rotations.
05
Supervision
Teacher-student ratio held throughout, with FunKingdom staff alongside.
06
Exit
Controlled, batch-wise exit to close the day the way it opened — calmly.
Amusement rides students accessed
Sky Twister Coaster
Thrill
Giant Wheel
Family
Columbus Pirate Ship
Thrill
Break Dance
Thrill
Bumper Cars
Family
Sky Drop Tower
Thrill
Rain Dance / Wave Pool
Water
5D Motion Theatre
Indoor
Horror House
Indoor
Merry-Go-Round
Family
Kiddy Express Train
Family
Aerial Sky Cycle
Family
Group activities run for the batches
Tug of War
Class-wise teams competing in knockout rounds — one of the loudest parts of the day.
Musical Chairs
Run in batches on the open lawn, cycling students through as chairs came off each round.
Treasure Hunt
Clue-based hunt across a bounded zone of the park, kept within sight of supervising staff.
Group Dance-Off
Open-floor dance rounds by class group, judged informally by accompanying teachers.
Talent Show
A stage slot for students to sing, perform or present, scheduled between ride rotations.
Team Relay Races
Short relay heats run in parallel lanes so multiple batches competed at once.
Class vs Class Quiz
A quick-fire quiz round used as a low-movement activity during the midday heat.
Group Photo Sessions
Batch and class photographs taken at set points, doubling as a headcount checkpoint.
03 · Lunch Arrangement
Feeding 938 students, on schedule
Food management becomes one of the most important parts of a visit at this scale.
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Buffet covers served
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Buffet arrangement set up for the full group’s meal window
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Group meal coordination to move batches through without overlap
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Seating and serving arranged so lines kept moving
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Meal timing set against the activity schedule, not left open-ended
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FunKingdom staff coordinating alongside teachers at the buffet line
04 · Safety & Group Management
How a group this size stayed accounted for
How FunKingdom managed a large student group, in practice.
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First-aid facility
On-site first-aid available for the full duration of the visit.
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Operators at rides
Trained operators present at every ride accessed by the group.
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Teacher-student ratio maintained
45 staff held responsibility across 938 students throughout the day.
Step 1
First-aid availability confirmed and staffed before entry
Step 2
Ride operator supervision at every activity point
Step 3
School staff coordination maintained gate to gate
Step 4
Controlled movement between activities, batch by batch
05 · Challenges & Solutions
What a 938-student day has to plan around
Framed as operational planning points — what a day this size has to solve for, and how it was solved.
01
Challenge
Managing a large group
938 students plus 45 staff requires coordinated movement from the first gate onward.
Solution
Group coordination, staff supervision and a planned activity schedule set before the day begins.
02
Challenge
Smooth activity access
A group this size needs organised movement between rides and activities.
Solution
Batches and activity timing coordinated to avoid unnecessary crowding at any one point.
03
Challenge
Lunch coordination
Serving close to 1,000 people needs organised meal management, not an open buffet.
Solution
Meal timings and group movement coordinated around the buffet arrangement in sittings.
04
Challenge
Maintaining communication
Teachers and FunKingdom staff need a clear line throughout the visit, not just at the gate.
Solution
Responsible coordinators assigned, keeping communication live with school representatives all day.
Delivered, on both sides
The picnic ran successfully — here’s who made sure of it
A visit this size only holds together when both sides own their half of the plan.
✓
Visit completed on schedule, 5 February 2025.
Confirmed jointly by FunKingdom Operations and St. Xavier’s School.
Names above are placeholders standing in for the actual coordinators — swap in the real names and a short quote from each before this goes live; it’s what turns this from a template into a verifiable case study.
FunKingdom side
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Rohan Mathur
Group Bookings & Operations Coordinator, FunKingdom
Owned the on-ground schedule for the full 938-student visit — gate timing, ride rotation across batches, and syncing the buffet sittings against the activity plan.
School side
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Anjali Verma
Trip Coordinator, St. Xavier’s School
Assigned class-wise batches and staff to each group, and stayed the single point of contact for FunKingdom’s team through entry, activities and exit.
06 · Feedback
What the school’s team said afterward
Sample principal testimonial: describe how the day felt for the school as a whole — whether the group stayed together, whether the schedule held, and whether staff felt supported by FunKingdom’s team throughout.
Principal, St. Xavier’s School
Sample teacher feedback: a short note on supervision support and how manageable the group felt on the ground.
Class Coordinator
Sample teacher feedback: a short note on the lunch arrangement and activity pacing through the day.
Accompanying Staff
Quotes above are placeholders for real testimonials — swap in actual feedback from St. Xavier’s staff before publishing.
Photo Gallery & Video
From the day itself
Placeholder slots — drop in real photos and a highlight video from the visit.