Busch Gardens Tampa Bay Admission Ticket

Overview

Busch Gardens Africa in Tampa is the ultimate family adventure park, featuring an unparalleled combination of animal encounters, live entertainment and world-class thrill rides.

City: Tampa

Fri 27 Sep

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Starting at $111.59

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Fri 27 Sep

Starting at $111.59

Make a reservation

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What's Included

Admission Ticket

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Tampa
10165 N McKinley Dr,

Before your Visit:
Step 1: Please review Terms of Service
Step 2: Present the eTicket along with a Photo ID to a park representative at the turnstiles, located at the main entrance.

Terms of Service:
The eTicket may not be copied, transferred, or resold. Ticket is only valid for the person listed on the ticket. Ticket is non-refundable. Void if altered. Non-redeemable for cash. Photocopies will not be accepted. Bio-scan and photo ID required. Will not be replaced if lost or stolen. Remains the property of SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment. Will be confiscated or revoked without restitution for misuse. Valid during normal operating hours. Blackout dates apply. Ticket expires one year from date of purchase.

** Please Note ** If you have purchased a Multi-Park Ticket, be sure to check the operating calendar for each park as they have different opening days and may only be open seasonally **

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Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Infants under the age of 3 years (2 years and 11 months) do not require admission. Proof of age such as a birth certificate may be required.
Wheelchairs are available for rental on a first come first serve basis.
Please note: The date selected at the time of booking is for the intended date of travel. This ticket is only for U.S residents, proof of residency maybe checked at the gate.
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Contactless payments for gratuities and add-ons

What To Expect

Busch Gardens

One of the top zoos in North America, Busch Gardens brings you face-to-face with more exotic and endangered animals than any destination outside of Africa. Prepare yourself for heart-pounding excitement with SheiKra - America's first dive coaster. Discover a colorful village nestled among towering trees, explore a 3-story play land of climbing nets and exploration tunnels, soar above the treetops on a zip line adventure or launch into the sky from inside a 35-foot (10 meter) waterfall. Then, come face-to-face with orangutans and test your strength in a tug of war with a Bengal tiger, all in Jungala - the only jungle in the world that plays with you. For additional fun, choose from combo ticket options with SeaWorld Orlando, Adventure island Tampa and Aquatica Orlando! All-day parking and unlimited parking packages are also available.

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

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robertkT4635KG

Nov 2020

Not sure why anyone enjoys wasting a lot of money to wait in lines forever. A rip off just like many other theme parks. The only reason I went is because I had free tickets and had never gone there before. Several rides were not working, and on most of the rides at least half the seats were not filled yet they still ran them making people wait even longer..ridiculous. I suppose as long as they stay overrated they will still draw a crowd and continue to price gouge and take advantage of people. Do not waste money on a place like this. It’s a disservice to yourself and your family. Plenty of better things to do.

mcriss50

Oct 2020

Another great day at the park, We have been Platinum Pass members for over 25 years & still love going there. In this Covid world they do go on some things but need work on others. Masks are required to enter as well as temperature is taken. They are not so good at making sure people keep their masks on properly except when getting on rides. Also there were not keeping up with filling some of the hand sanitizer stations. People should be more considerate or just stay home if they don't want to follow the rules. Some of the rides & dining areas were closed but there is still plenty to do. We liked having less people there, of course. We still bought the quick pass at a very reduced rate so getting on the rides was quick (husband got to reride all his favorite rollercoasters multiple times.)

Curiosity537259

Oct 2020

We have been pass members for three years and love Busch Gardens. However, we have visited three or four times since its reopening and are disappointed in its enforcement of mask compliance amoung its quests. Each time we have gone, there are more people without masks - brazenly so: walking around, in lines outside and inside (e.g., Cobra's Curse and the train ride). We have also noticed less hand sanitizer use amoung guests and less social distancing. I have brought this to the attention of employees and last time left a message with customer service at the park requesting a call back. Still waiting for that call back. We also visit the Disney parks where there is 100% mask compliance. Cast members will gently remind guests to wear their masks and wear them properly. No issues. We feel safe. I don't bring my almost five year old son to an amusement to be sickened. I expect a family friendly park to value his safety, my safety, and the safety of their employees. It is not my job to try to enforce the mask wearing policy. I do not bring myself or my son to a park to be cursed at and insulted by grown men who are endangering everyone around them after I have pointed out that they are not abiding by an emergency order that they agreed to follow before entering the park. In the words of my almost five year old son, "people need to stop acting like it's the old times."