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How long does it take to drive through the safari?

The drive through takes about 1-2 hours. The park is over 600 acres, the drive is 4.5 miles long, and we have around 100 different species. Can we touch or feed the animals?



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If you must see everything, plan on all day (6-7 hours). If you center on covering maybe 65%, you can probably do it in 5 hours. If you are hot on certain attractions, maybe only 3 hours.

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Comparing the Animals & Exhibits. Which has more animals -- San Diego Safari Park vs Zoo: To sum it up succinctly, the San Diego Zoo has more animals both in quantity and variety. The San Diego Zoo has animals from all over the world, including Australia, Asia, Africa, Central America, South America, and more.

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You must stay in your game-drive vehicle at all times, unless specifically sanctioned by your guide,. He/she will carefully select an appropriate location to do so (to stretch your legs, have a picnic or sundowner).

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Other disadvantages of safari parks include habituation, which can cause wildlife to lose their natural instincts, and animals can even risk contracting human disease if people are able to pet, touch, and take selfies with them.

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1-Day Pass Any Day tickets valid any day within one year from date of purchase. Cannot be exchanged for Value Days ticket. No reservation required.

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The Africa Tram is an exciting expedition, with safari tour vehicles and our diverse wildlife creating a relaxing adventure. The ride path takes you around some of the savanna habitats, giving you a chance to connect with wildlife on a closer level. Approximately 25 minutes.

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Weekdays in April, May, September, October, November, and December are typically the least busy days. Always research for special events that may be going on that can cause abnormally large crowds (the park is reliably busy during spring break).

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A lot of people who are first-time Six Flags Magic Mountain visitors will head to whatever ride they see first, which means those rides tend to have the longest wait times. Starting at the back of the park right away means the lines will be shorter and you'll be closer to the front gate at the end of your visit.

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