I am so sorry that I did not see your question. I hope that you had a wonderful birthday!! Our birthday promotion is $10 (plus tax) for a general admission ticket.

2 year old child is kind of young to understand or appreciate the park, but it is suitable.

Not sure as we have never seen a closed sign on the park.

You get in free your birthday month!!! This was definitely a perk for my family so we didn’t have to plan to go on their actual birthday if we had other plans.😁

Yes you do get in free during your birthday month! We couldn’t find info on that either, but it is something that they offer.

I didn't see any, but there is a shuttle that takes you around the park.

Hello Andrea D, As far as the hoof stock goes when you are on safari, they easy to be seen and they know you arrive with treats. The carnivores are very similar to us, and when it is sunny and hot, they seek shade and their pools in the case of the tigers and bears. The Unimog Adventure Tour is a good way to upgrade and the guide has treats to bring the big cats up to the fences to see. It is $20 more per person (kids 5 years and up only), and you will also be going into the Serengeti area to feed to giraffe and camel.

The main differences between the African Bush Safari and the Unimog are the size of the vehicle, the amount of time spent with the guide and the areas your are toured thru. The African Bush Safari takes guests into the Serengeti area (where the free-roaming hoof stock live) and the Unimog takes guests thru that area as well as thru the wildlife preserve area where the carnivores live and brings them up to the fences for guests to meet with treats. The Unimog is time and date specific and limited on seating (11 am or 2 pm with roughly 40 seats available). During our busiest time of year (March & April) we do occasionally offer another tour time at 3:45 pm. Please let me know if you have more questions.

Hello, No we do not allow guests to enter into any of our large carnivore habitats to interact with them. That is for your safety as well as the protection of the animals. If you were to get injured, we would likely have to put the animal down, and that is not what we want to do. We love our animals and do not want to place them into harm, nor do we wish to see anyone of our guests harmed.

That is a great question. We have several different tigers that take turns playing in the Tiger Splash Show. The tiger(s) that plays in the show is generally the cat for the feed-a-tiger opportunity, which isis maybe two days out of the week, provided they want to come play. The VIP's generally also feed the tiger that is in the arena after the show as well. We have a male and a female white tiger, unrelated, and they are not in the same habitat together.