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• Wylie C. November 15, 2018, 8:22 pm Great place! Very clean and kids love it here. 0 0 Reply
• Parvesh T. August 3, 2018, 3:49 am My Daughter goes to this school. The school is clean, safe and well organized even with all the classrooms full and active with play and multiple centers are open for the kids to keep them engaged.The staff is friendly and well prepared to keep the children safe, active and engaged. She learned so much in last few months and continue learning every day. She love this place and always look forward to going school every morning. 0 0 Reply
• Jorge A. August 2, 2018, 10:04 pm Highly recommend Safari Kid. My daughter loves this place. She looks forward every day to attend Safari Kid and when she doesn't want to get up in the morning, all I have to say is ” you want to go to school?” and that does the trick. lol. Every day she comes home with a report of what she ate and how much, what they learned, what where her feelings, time of her naps, etc.. She comes home all the time with different activities they did. My daughter has learned a lot and is still learning. I am v ery great full I found this place. The staff are very kind, caring to the children, building is very clean, and great prices. … – show 0 0 Reply
• Sanjay R. July 2, 2018, 12:36 am Safari kid is a great school to go to!!! Last year I was a part of this school's wonderful after school program. They gave us ample time to do homework (which they correct and help you with:D), and always includes fun activities for all ages. Overall Safari kid is an amazing school and I recommend this school for everybody!!! 0 0 Reply
• Geeta B. June 29, 2018, 5:06 am safari run is awesome! Everyone is super friendly and welcoming. The staff really care about our children and do a great job communicating with parents. The curriculum is amazing! My children are excited to go each day. I have a peace of mind while at work knowing my children are safe and being cared for. 0 0 Reply
• Sharmi S. June 27, 2018, 9:51 pm Really a very excellent school and clean environment with very good curriculum. They give lovely Careing for kids. And after school program also Wonderful with well trained staff! Our kids like it very much. Highly recommended preschool and after school program in Allen area. 0 0 Reply
• Raghavassimhan K. June 27, 2018, 9:17 pm A New & Clean environment with very good curriculum and care for the kids! My Boys thoroughly enjoyed their after school program! Very friendly and well trained staff! Highly recommended preschool and after school program in Allen area. 0 0 Reply
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Safari Kid Allen - Allen TX Licensed Center - Child Care Program

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Description : Safari Kid Allen is a Licensed Center - Child Care Program in ALLEN TX, with a maximum capacity of 214 children. This child care center helps with children in the age range of Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School. The provider also participates in a subsidized child care program.

• 1227 W MCDERMOTT DR, 1227 W MCDERMOTT DR ALLEN TX 75013
• (972) 332-8565
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• Monday 06:00 AM-06:30 PM
• Tuesday 06:00 AM-06:30 PM
• Wednesday 06:00 AM-06:30 PM
• Thursday 06:00 AM-06:30 PM
• Friday 06:00 AM-06:30 PM
• Saturday Closed
• Sunday Closed

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• License Number: 1653714
• Capacity: 214
• Age Range: Infant, Toddler, Pre-Kindergarten, School
• Enrolled in Subsidized Child Care Program: Yes
• Initial License Issue Date: Oct 01, 2018

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Clean and neat environment.I like the curriculum very much.They have spacious structure plan.Its a great place for kids to learn .They have lot of different activities with fun.The teachers r kind and caring.My kid loves to go here.

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16180 SW Regatta Ln, Beaverton OR 97006 Phone: 503-468-4601 [email protected]

41811 Blacow Rd, Fremont, CA 94538 Phone: 510-573-4871 [email protected]  

156 Cambridge Street Burlington, MA 01803

Phone: 781-365-1524 Email: [email protected]

San Mateo, CA

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Union City, CA

32462 Alvarado Blvd, Union City, CA 94587 Phone: 510-345-0426 [email protected]

Santa Clara, CA 4995 Stevens Creek Blvd, Santa Clara, CA 95051 Phone: 408-244-2793 [email protected]  

San Jose – Almaden, CA 6436 Bose Ln, San Jose, CA 95120 Phone: 408-600-6031 [email protected]

Dublin-Positano, CA 2500 Positano Pkwy, Dublin, CA 94568 Phone: 925-490-2222 [email protected]

Walnut Creek, CA 2074 Treat Blvd Walnut Creek, CA 94598 Phone: 925-295-0761 [email protected]

Pleasanton, CA

4464 Willow Rd, Ste 101, Pleasanton, CA 94588 Phone: 925-940-1403 [email protected]

Milpitas, CA 1402 Dempsey Rd, Milpitas, CA 95035 Phone: 707-875-6162 [email protected]

Cupertino, CA 20100 Stevens Creek Blvd, Cupertino, CA 95014 Phone: 650-250-0734 [email protected]

Livermore, CA 542 Junction Ave, Livermore, CA 94551 Phone: 925-493-7885 [email protected] Fremont Mission, CA 43468 Ellsworth St, Fremont, CA 94539 Phone: 510-943-5942 [email protected]  

46292 Warm Springs Blvd #670, Fremont, CA 94539 Phone: 510-573-1070 [email protected]

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3122 Fowler Rd San Jose, CA 95135 Phone: 408-600-6031 Email: [email protected]

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Safari Kid is a Global Chain of Preschools and After School Programs, founded by Ms. Shy Mudakavi in the heart of Silicon Valley in Newark, California. Over fifteen years, 35,000 children going through the program have shown consistent excellence in elementary and middle schools.

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Visual Arts

Our students will be encouraged to express themselves creativity through hands-on experiences in which all senses will be engaged. The art that students create will often be an extension of the learning in other core disciplines, which will help them to process and internalize the learning in a meaningful way.

Critical Thinking

At Safari Kid we want our students to be able to rationalize with each other over a complex topic or idea and break it down into smaller parts that they can understand. Then they can analyze it in a way that helps them to solve the problem. This sort of mulling over a topic or problem is the key to having success in future academic and career adventures. It is the way society is able to progress and come up with solutions to everyday problems. Our critical thinking courses are designed with these goals in mind.

Public Speaking

Students who can express their ideas clearly and confidently are guaranteed to be more successful throughout their academic careers. By beginning to learn the communication skills associated with speaking well in public, our Safari Kid first graders will be well-prepared for their future. Having enough self-confidence to speak up in a group setting is a door-opener to endless opportunities.

Safari Kid understands that the benefits of drama in the elementary curriculum have been researched and cited in various studies. First graders will be building their self-confidence. It is often easier to be bold while playing a character. And this can in turn ignite a confidence within. Taking risks and performing in front of others, even if it is just reading lines aloud, offers a trust building experience for students, which in turn also builds their self-esteem. Students in our drama course are required to communicate with one another, collaborate on ideas, and be creative. These are skills that will transfer over to all areas of our students’ academic lives. They will enjoy their time transforming into characters, while they unknowingly are also practicing important reading skills such as fluency and reading comprehension. Our drama course also teaches empathy. For how better to empathize, than to actually jump into the shoes of someone else?

Engineering

Our Safari Kid first graders will continue discovering the excitement of planning and building through our innovative engineering curriculum. Hands-on activities will challenge our students to think spatially and logically, empowering them to become problem solvers. Perhaps even more importantly, through the trials of engineering, values such as perseverance and determination will be naturally reinforced.

Computer Readiness

In Safari Kid’s Computer Readiness classes students will learn the basics of computers which will help them to access computers with more confidence. They will also learn to think logically. In today’s world of ever-growing technology, these are important skills to show command over.

Junior Leader

Research has found that leadership is not necessarily an innate quality. It can be taught; and there is no better time to teach leadership qualities, than when kids are at the start of their academic careers. By teaching our students the characteristics, attitudes, and behaviors of great leaders we are giving them the tools to become leaders themselves. Students in Safari Kid’s 1st Grade Junior Leader class will be engaged in activities that will invite them to build their character and encourage them to flex their leadership muscles. By learning about great leaders from the past we can show them the power for good that having good leadership skills can foster. Through it all, they will begin to see that they too are able to lead with confidence and make a positive change in the world.

At Safari Kid we know that learning fluency in a new language is much easier to achieve when you are exposed to it from a young age. However, this is not the only reason why Spanish is included in the Grade 1 curriculum. There are also cognitive advantages such as increased creativity and problem-solving skills, not to mention the vocabulary and reading benefits. Students who are bilingual in Spanish generally have an easier time with vocabulary due to a connection found with Latin word roots. The connections that can be made to others of LatinX descent can also be rewarding. These are the present benefits but being bilingual will also translate into having greater opportunities for colleges and careers in the future.

Our students will continue to learn the basics of Spanish including phonics and letters, numbers, colors, shapes and more. They will also learn to speak conversational Spanish, so that when they are finished, they should be able to speak simple sentences, but with confidence.

Social Science

Safari Kid’s Grade 1 Social Science Curriculum will provide insight into the history of our world and shed light on the connection between the past and the present. Students will learn how to read maps and use them to help explore the continents of our world. They will learn about ancient civilizations and the countries that once were. They will learn about various religions and exotic festivals associated with them. And students will follow the lives of various explorers of America. By charting a clear map of our past, our students can forge boldly into the future to assist in creating their own rich history.

In Safari Kid’s 1st Grade Science Curriculum children will continue to answer their natural questions about the world through observation and experimentation. Students will study the physical sciences, earth sciences, life sciences, and scientific principles of investigation and experimentation. The content will be presented in an engaging and memorable format in which students realize that science is often just about staying alert to what happens or what can happen as a result of some other action and making a note of it. Some of the topics that will be covered are Space Exploration, Plant and Animal Survival, Light Refraction and Sound Travel, Simple Machines, Human Systems.

Safari Kid’s mathematics curriculum continues to provide a solid understanding of math concepts using engaging methods, hands-on manipulatives, and real-life examples that cleverly illustrate how math is useful in day-to-day life. Each math skill introduced will build upon the previous one taught as we introduce students to new concepts at a pace that ensures mastery. Our goal is to foster a positive attitude for learning math and set the students up for success for years to come. A command over the basics will provide the proper stepping-stones for the next level of mathematical principles.

Research has shown a positive correlation between spelling growth and gains in reading comprehension, vocabulary growth, and writing. For this reason, the Safari Kid Grade 1 Curriculum includes an explicit plan for exemplary spelling development. Every week the children will master ten words through proven methods and have a spelling test on Friday.

Language Arts

The Safari Kid Language Arts curriculum lays the foundation for comprehending all other disciplines as it acts as a bridge between simple decoding to reading for knowledge. It continues to work on such reading strategies as phonemic and phonetic awareness, blending and segmenting, and the recall of spelling patterns, but also builds comprehension through activities such as read and illustrate, sequencing, and vocabulary building. All of this skill building helps our first-grade students transition from learning to read to reading to learn.

Safari Kid Kindergarteners will discover the process of construction through our innovative engineering curriculum. Students will learn to investigate a problem, imagine a solution, and then design, create, and improve it. Our students will begin to see themselves as problem solvers and inherently learn such values as perseverance and determination.

Students who can express their ideas clearly and confidently are guaranteed to be more successful throughout their academic careers. By beginning to learn the communication skills associated with speaking well in public, our Safari Kid Kindergarteners will be well-prepared for their future. Having enough self-confidence to speak up in a group setting is a door-opener to endless opportunities.

Safari Kid understands that it is much easier for children to learn fluency in a new language if they start from a young age. It also provides cognitive advantages such as increased creativity and problem-solving skills. Children who are bilingual in Spanish generally have an easier time with vocabulary due to a greater understanding of Latin word roots, thus boosting their reading ability.

The benefits of learning Spanish range from increased reading skills and test scores now, to having greater opportunities for colleges and careers in the future. With an introduction to Spanish, our Kindergarteners are already brightening their future.

Handwriting

Safari Kid’s Kindergarten curriculum is research-based, and therefore we have studied the positive correlation between perfecting handwriting and overall reading development. When students practice their writing of letters, they are also practicing the way words are formed, the way letters create certain sounds when put together, and the way words are put together to form sentences. So, in addition to having legible writing, they are also reinforcing important reading and writing skills.

Safari Kid’s Drama curriculum provides another medium for practicing important Kindergarten reading skills and to have a blast doing it! In addition to the fun of role playing and acting, Safari Kid understands how to seize the opportunity for increasing fluency in reading and increased vocabulary development. The art of acting gives reading purpose and drives natural motivation from wanting to deliver a polished performance.

Computer Science

There is no better time to teach leadership qualities, than when kids are just beginning their academic careers. When we teach children the characteristics, attitudes, and behaviors of great leaders we are giving them the tools to become leaders themselves. We will show them the power for good that having good leadership skills can foster. Through goal setting, responsibility roles, and reflection they will begin to see that they too are able to lead with confidence and make a positive change in the world.

With a clear understanding of the past, our students will better understand the present and take heed into the future. Safari Kid’s Social Science curriculum covers both world history and American history. It presents history as a series of stories about the actions of individuals and groups of people that can be analyzed and evaluated. Students will also learn about geography and utilize maps and globes in a way that will benefit future studies of the world.

Research has shown a positive correlation between spelling growth and gains in reading comprehension, vocabulary growth, and writing. For this reason, the Safari Kid curriculum includes an explicit plan for exemplary spelling development.

Safari Kid’s Kindergarten Science Curriculum encourages our student’s natural curiosity about the world around them and develops that into actual scientific observations and discoveries. Our kindergarteners will be introduced to the physical sciences, earth sciences, life sciences, and the scientific principles of investigation and experimentation through engaging stories and science books, hands-on experiments, and purposeful projects.

Students will delve into the craft of writing by analyzing the written word. Stories will be broken down to their simplest parts and studied so that the craft of writing also becomes simplified. Grammar rules will be introduced in a natural progression. Skills such as summarizing and comparing will be mastered in preparation for higher order skills such as inference and the synthesis of information.

Safari Kid’s mathematics curriculum uses engaging methods such as hands-on manipulatives, and real-life examples that cleverly illustrate how math is useful in day-to-day life. By using a teaching sequence that builds upon itself, we introduce students to new concepts at a pace that ensures mastery and fosters a positive attitude toward learning math. Their command of the basics will provide the proper stepping-stones for the next level of mathematical principles.

At Safari Kid, we know that reading is the key to all other learning, so we make it our Kindergarten mission to master this skill. We begin with conquering phonetics and fluency and progress to higher order reading skills such as vocabulary retention and comprehension. Students will be eager to read our high interest fiction and non-fiction reading materials which are designed to educate as well as delight the reader.

Safari Kid Locations

Leslie/HWY7/404 – Richmond Hill, ON

Yonge & MajorMack – Richmond Hill, ON

10200 Yonge St #1, Richmond Hill, ON L4C 3B6 Phone: 647-517-4508 Online Registration Virtual Tour [email protected]

McCowan Rd – Markham, ON

9610 McCowan Rd, Markham, ON Phone: 905-887-6788 [email protected]

Bloomington/Bathurst – Aurora, ON

Leslie/Green Ln E – Newmarket, ON

18075 Leslie St #5, Newmarket, ON L3Y 9A4 Phone: 905-830-1551 [email protected]

Kingston Rd W/ Westney Rd – Ajax, ON

479 Kingston Rd W, Ajax, ON Phone: 365-282-1537 [email protected]

San Mateo, CA, USA

Menlo Park, CA, USA

107 Clover Ln, Menlo Park, CA, USA 94025 Phone: 650-322-0192 [email protected]

Walnut Creek – Oak Grove, CA, USA

2210-2290 Oak Grove Rd, Walnut Creek, CA, USA 94598 Phone: 408-507-5889 [email protected]

46839 Maple Leaf Pl, Sterling, VA 20164 Phone: 571-375-0911 [email protected]

Union City, CA, USA

4995 Stevens Creek Blvd, Santa Clara, CA, USA 95051 Phone: 408-244-2793 [email protected]

San Ramon, CA, USA

6436 Bose Ln, San Jose, CA, USA 95120 Phone: 408-600-6031 [email protected]

Dublin, CA, USA

Pleasanton, CA, USA

5627 Gibraltar Dr, Pleasanton, CA, USA 94588 Phone: 925-264-9679 [email protected]

Newark, CA, USA

1402 Dempsey Rd, Milpitas, CA, USA 95035 Phone: 408-945-9032 [email protected] Livermore, CA, USA 542 Junction Ave, Livermore, CA, USA 94551 Phone: 925-493-7885 [email protected] Hayward, CA, USA 31151 Mission Boulevard, Hayward, CA, USA 94544 Phone: 408-250-0046 [email protected] Fremont Mission, CA, USA 43468 Ellsworth St, Fremont, CA, USA 94539 Phone: 510-943-5942 [email protected]

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Driving through the six flags safari is a sacred activity for me. I have used my season pass to come here weekly, multiple times even, because I absolutely love seeing the beautiful, majestic animals. I come here with my mom and this is now a special activity we love to do together. So much that right now with it being January all we keep talking about is we cannot wait for the day it is spring and the safari once again opens. There is a warm and fuzzy feeling I get thinking of the safari, so I'd like to detail my day leading to the safari and why it means so much more to me than just "driving to six flags". My mom and I get up early for breakfast and will discuss how excited we are to see "such as such" animals. We almost know the different animals by sight now and wonder what they'll be doing "today". I have so many videos and photos of these special animals I feel that I've grown close to them in a way. We've named some of them so when we see them we can refer to them by name. It's an adorable pastime between a mother and daughter and I seriously can't stress how much I look forward to going here every year. It's also nice that we get to drive through ourselves because my mother has severely arthritic knees and cannot walk even from a parking lot, let alone to get up inside the high up vehicles they have for some guests to do an outdoor experience. Being able to drive in our own vehicle gives my mother joy to be able to do fun activities with me and not have to sadly say she 'cannot do this activity because her knees hurt her so bad'. I've seen joy removed from my mother's eyes when she can't do some activities with me anymore, so the drive through safari is, as I said, a sacred and loving activity. I love seeing the animals and their beauty, and taking photos of them when I can. Otherwise, phones and cameras are non existent to us as we are doing something that isn't done often anymore: living in the moment.

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Been wanting to take a trip to the Safari for a while now since I haven't been since I was a kid...back in the days of rolled-down windows and animals eating food from your car hoods...those days are long gone. Conveniently located right off I-195 with lots of fast-food and resting options nearby along Route 537/Monmouth Road - Wawa, McDonalds, Burger King, Popeyes, Taco Bell, KFC, Starbucks and Seven-11. We purchased tickets in advanced: $25 per adult and $15 for seniors and children under 48". There is a +/- $5 for each ticket depending on the day....i.e. midweek or on certain holidays. We followed the signs for the Safari (there are also lanes for Hurricane Harbor and Great Adventure) and presented our printed tickets to the booth attendant. We then proceeded on to the Safari. They do stress not to roll down your windows and maintain a slow (max. 5 mph) pace throughout the safari. Most cars kept pace except for a few who stopped for a few extra minutes to take photos of certain animals, or those who made their way closer to the road making for some great photo ops. There are two lanes so those who wish to go around can do so...and those who wanted to wait a the photo ops patiently waited for the cars up ahead to pull up. Overall is was a good experience...I wish there was a bit more to see or more animals were closers or ventured closer to the road. Also, as an avid picture-taker...taking photos with the windows up creates all kinds of glare issues....so it is really difficult to get any good and clear photos. Although the "Audio-tour" was interesting...it was only about 45 minutes and it takes about 1.5 hours to navigate through the safari...so the pacing made it very difficult to follow as you have to (or assign someone else in the car) pause and wait for the next area. In the past they offered and tour truck where you can ride around in a high truck which has an open top allowing for some great photos...it didn't seem to be open this year. I hope it returns in the future since that will ease the issues of driving yourself. At the end of the safari, there is a small gift shops with some stuffed animals. There are also bathrooms available there. I don't know if the experience is currently worth the admission prices....keep in mind that everyone in the vehicle requires a ticket...so a family of two adults and two children under 48" will pay about $85-90 after fees....I don't think that is worth it based on the experience, or lack there of. I believe more appropriate prices would be $15/10. I also was unable to find any discounts for the Safari.

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I gave 1star because they took away the drive-thru Safari. We have purchased season passes for several years solely to go through the Safari in the comfort of our own vehicle. . They now have the Safari trucks that take you through. The trucks are very uncomfortable. It is hard for seniors and disabled individuals. We will not be purchasing tickets next year.

I went on a light rainy day with my family. Although it is a bit drizzling, we were able to see alot of animals too. My girls were both soo excited. We enjoyed our time at the safari. Something to do with the family even on a rainy day. By the time we finish with the safari, the rain stopped and we stopped by the theme park to grab something to eat. Will definitely return back.

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I personally enjoyed the safari - my favorite part had to be the giraffes!! They decided to step onto the road and block all traffic so when we drove past them we got a close and personal encounter We took about 1.5 hours to drive around the whole safari. Sometimes the animals would be away or hiding, but that's expected. Honestly, it's worth visiting with a season pass since it's included but if you're paying separately for it, I don't think it's reallyy worth it!

We really loved the safari.. our 2 trips during the pandemic. Definitely a must do with kids, once, for sure.

This was such a fun safari and zoo!! My family and I had such a good time driving around and interacting with the animals. I think it's a much better thing than walking around in a huge park lol! We got to drive around at our own pace on a Monday!! The animals came close to the car and the kids loved it. I would definitely go again. I wish I had a zoo like this growing up. The only thing is you have to keep your windows up the whole time for safety. That's the only down fall. But I understand the liability.

Brought my girl to six flags for her bday and of course we have to do the safari first. I personally think safari's are lame but she loves animals in captivity so here's how it went. First thing I'm going to say is the habitats are garbage. It looks like they just dropped exotic animals in someone's gated backyard in NJ. The most popular animal you see in there is the ostrich. Keep in mind they do have a decent amount of animals and they have an audio tour you can follow to learn about them but if you want a real animal adventure I'd just go to a zoo. You drive through at a max speed of 5 mph. The best part is when you get to the giraffe part because they seem to enjoy walking between cars. They also seem to enjoy tasting your car because they spent a good amount of time licking mine. I love six flags but they need to invest more money in their safari or something. Disney was miles ahead of the game as far as the habitats go. 2.5 / 5

I used to go through the drive thru safari all the time when I was younger. Granted things are a bit different: such as the Monkeys can't jump all over your car like they used too! We really enjoyed being able to drive and stop at our own pace. Prices have really increased in comparison to a long time ago (obviously ) but 19.99 per person is a bit much in my opinion. Hoping maybe they will bring back the standard one fee per car. There's a pretty good variety of animals that you can see and lots of opportunities to stop and take pics. Definitely a must to take kids to!

Due to the heat we were looking for something that the family could do that involved air conditioning. We realized that you could ride through the safari in the comfort of your own vehicle and decided to come here. Only a couple types of animals came close to the car and to me it seemed like they had blocked off some of the road ways/areas to make the ride shorter. Everything seemed outdated and like the whole thing needed a refresh. Also we didn't see any toys for the animals to play with (you know for example at the zoo they give elephants tires and other objects to play with). But I will say the kids really enjoyed riding through so I was happy we went. We arrived right when it first opened and it wasn't crowded. There are two lanes but everyone was respectful and didn't block each others views by stopping right next to each other. At most there was maybe 2-3 cars near us at some points and then people would either pass us or we would pass them since you get to drive at your own pace. It was empty enough to where we would drive stretches and see no cars in front of or behind us. When we were leaving it was starting to fill up and there were many cars in line entering. I'd suggest you try to get there when they open so you can really take your time and not have to worry about people blocking your view or tailgating you. I think it's overpriced for what you're getting to see. A zoo would have been more fun and we would have been able to get a much closer look at all of the animals. But the convenience of being able to be in the air conditioned car was what we needed on this hot day. I'm giving it 4 stars for the joy that it brought my kids. They liked the safari and at the end of the day that's what it's all about. We went and can check this place off the list but it was not exciting or interesting enough to come back.

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