Open Daily 9a - 4p; Last car out by 5p. The Alabama Safari Park has been welcoming visitors from all over the world since 2018, to explore and experience hundreds of wild animals up-close as they …
Open Daily 9a - 4p; Last car out by 5p. The Alabama Safari Park has been welcoming visitors from all over the world since 2018, to explore and experience hundreds of wild animals up-close as they roam free across 350-acres. Take your time as you drive along 3-miles of safari roads. Roll down your window and extend a bucket of feed and you’ll get a visit from many of them wanting a snack. The experience of having exotic animals or the friendliest llamas in the state of Alabama, only inches away, feeding from your bucket, is virtually impossible to describe. Stroll through the Safari Village featuring the Budgie Adventure Aviary, the Giraffe Tower where guests enjoy feeding reticulated giraffes and unique animal encounters.
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Jan 28, 2025
Such a fun day! You can get so close to the animals. We loved the drive through safari and getting to feed ALL the animals. There are so many and it's so neat to get the one on one experience with th…Full review by mammalovescake
Jan 2, 2025
Terrible experience with strong animals taking our whole buckets, ripping it out of our hands. We were told to only place buckets outside the car and windows need to be all the way up or all the way …Full review by Stemic B
Nov 3, 2024
I want to first say that we absolutely LOVE this park! Have been multiple times and are always so happy with experience! Especially the giraffes. Which brings me to the "not so good part". I love the…Full review by Maps32455573398
Not sure about that. It's a big space, but we didn't stick around after we went through the park, so I don't know if there are tables or an enclosure or anything like that.
Planning to stop here on our way to Florida this summer. Wondering if there are any restaurants to stop at for a quick lunch after visiting the park?
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From what I remember, there is nothing around the Safari Park. It is quite isolated. Your best bet would be to back track a bit to Montgomery for lunch.
$16.95 admission for adults. They do charge extra for feed for the animals ($4.00 for feed and $1.50 for budgie sticks - you may need more than one because the llamas and camels …
$16.95 admission for adults. They do charge extra for feed for the animals ($4.00 for feed and $1.50 for budgie sticks - you may need more than one because the llamas and camels are greedy).
How much time should we plan in for the visit ? How big is the park ? Thank you !
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We were there 3 hours and could have stayed longer. Once you pay, you are allowed to go through repeatedly. We went twice and played in the petting area as well as the aviary.
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