Jr. Journalist Lily Sandpiper Shares Her Visit To Busch Gardens In Tampa, Florida: Lily has a great time at Busch Gardens in Tampa Bay and share her exciting tale.
Jr.
Journalist, Lily Sandpiper, Age 8, 3rd Grade:
Dear Readers,
Busch Gardens is a
great place to go. It has a lot of animals and rides. I love going to the baby animal
shelter. There
are also games and lots of restaurants at Busch Gardens. At
Lory Landing you can feed the birds.
Timbaktu has rides and an
arcade were you can win cool prizes.
Did you know?
Soon Busch Gardens
Tampa Bay will open Jungala, that
will be set in the Congo area, where guests can to discover exotic creatures,
explore a village hidden deep in the jungle and connect with the inhabitants of
the lush landscape through up-close animal interactions, multi-story family play
areas, rides and live entertainment.
Discover A Whole New World At Busch Gardens Jungala
When Busch Gardens opens Jungala you'll discover yourself completely immersed in the animals’ world. From atop the tallest trees or beneath the jungle floor, guests visiting Jungala will encounter two of the world’s most endangered species; the Bengal tigers and orangutans. This is a unique experience where you can observe these amazing creatures via treetop platforms. Imagine watching orangutans within their family groups or while they rest in a specially designed tree house.
Special subterranean caves and underwater windows offer a clear view of tigers swimming in their temperature-controlled plunge pool, while natural bridges and bamboo screens bring guests closer to these exotic predators than ever before. Acrobatic gibbons, flying foxes and mysterious tomistomas also make this exotic rainforest home.
Two
signature rides add to the excitement of Jungala: a zip line experience offers
three different flight patterns above the tree tops for young adventurers and
another ride launches guests up above a towering waterfall. A 3-story family
climbing area allows visitors to ascend through the tree canopy on rope bridges
to explore the different layers of jungle life, and a children’s water-play
area allows even the youngest explorers to interact with the environment.
Jungala also will offer two new dining options for Busch Gardens guests. The
Bengal Bistro, a newly remodeled version of the popular Vivi Restaurant, and
the all-new Orang Café will offer seasonal entrées, salads and sandwiches,
premium snacks and expanded children's’ menus for hungry explorers of all ages.
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