6 flag safari full#

If it’s canceled because the minimum isn’t met, you’ll be offered a different date/experience or a full refund

This experience requires a minimum number of travelers.If it’s canceled due to poor weather, you’ll be offered a different date or a full refund This experience requires good weather.Remain on roadway animals have the right of way. Do not leave the vehicle or roll down the windowsĥ. COVID-19 vaccination required for guidesīy entering our Safari you agree to adhere to all the protocols set forth below.ģ.Transportation vehicles regularly sanitized.Hand sanitizer available to travelers and staff.Face masks required for guides in public areas.Face masks required for travelers in public areas.BathroomsĪre available before and after, along with food and souvenirs available at the end of your Please note: There are no bathrooms, gas or food locations during your tour. They will open it as soon as it is safe to drive through again. Most gates will be manned by a safari team member.

How long the safari lasts depends on how long you Our Safari Park is 4.5 miles of paved road. One woman wrote, “If this goes away, then there is no reason for my family to go to this Six Flags anymore.If you find a better price somewhere else, let us know. “You no longer will have control on how long you can stop and observe the animal of your liking. And judging from Facebook postings on Monday, quite a few of them have strong feelings about the role that cars play in shaping the experience. It costs $23 per person, or $13 when bought with a Great Adventure ticket.Īccording to Six Flags, 10 million people have driven through since the park opened on July 4, 1974. On its 350 acres, the safari holds a variety of exotic animals, including African lions, Asian water buffaloes, elephants and zebras, all visible, when they choose to be seen, from the 4.5-mile driving path. “We looked at this and said this might elicit a strong response from people,” she said. Siebeneicher said was based solely on customer feedback, might give the park a short-term boost from people who wanted to drive through one last time. She said more details would be revealed on Aug. Kristin Siebeneicher, a spokeswoman for Six Flags Great Adventure, the amusement park affiliated with Wild Safari, said the safari would eventually reopen, but she would not say whether park buses, which provide guided tours for those who do not want to drive their own cars, would continue. The park will close after that date, a month sooner than it would normally shut down for the season. 30, private cars will no longer be allowed through the wildlife preserve in Jackson, N.J., park officials said Monday, ending an experience that was part nature expedition, part road trip and hated by animal rights activists almost as much as it was enjoyed by animal gawkers. Throughout the safari’s 38-year history, visitors have enjoyed the freedom to maneuver their own automobiles through the park at their own pace. The brown bear that posed for a picture with a baby hanging out the window beside it. The giraffe that poked his head through the open window. The time the monkey rode on top of the car. For almost four decades, the animals of Six Flags Wild Safari have been a common denominator in countless family yarns.

6 flag safari