SAFARIS WORLDWIDE · ZOOS
Not a game drive, and honest about it: fenced parks, night safaris and tram routes. These 3 are priced by entry with a note on how much of it is walking.
San Diego Zoo Safari Park review covering animals, tram rides, walking routes, costs, parking, access, and tips for planning a worthwhile visit.
“Gorilla exhibit was awesome. Parking at 20 bucks was a bit steep considering the cost of the safari tickets.”
Explore San Diego Zoo Safari Park with open habitats, lions, elephants, birds, Africa Tram, conservation stories, and practical planning tips.
“I initially thought I had purchased tickets to the San Diego Zoo out quickly realize they were for the safari park. I called reservations at the zoo and was told the tickets were interchangeable. I was somewhat concerned but took her name just in case there was a problem. It turned out fine. The person taking our tickets at the zoo mentioned where I was and that the tickets were to the safari park. When I said we wanted to see the zoo instead of the safari park there was no problem entering the zoo. The person was very polite and accommodating.”
Explore San Diego Zoo Safari Park’s open habitats, Africa Tram, cheetahs, elephants, condors, and family-friendly wildlife trails.
“They staff were very kind and helpful. There was always someone around to tell you which way to go or give recommendations. On the safari the guide literally offered my son her jacket if he was cold due to the breeze. She was very knowledgeable and answered all our questions (even those not about pandas and not related to the tour) The pathways were clean, shaded and so full of plant foliage it felt like a botanical garden. I wished I lived closer so I could walk around this gorgeous place regularly.”
Open 4x4, battered jeep, quad bike, camel or balloon basket.
