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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.

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Tampa
10165 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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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.

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Бусцх Гарденс

Бусцх Гарденс, један од најбољих зоолошких вртова у Северној Америци, доводи вас лицем у лице са више егзотичних и угрожених животиња од било које дестинације ван Африке. Припремите се за узбудљиво узбуђење уз СхеиКра - први амерички подметач за роњење. Откријте живописно село смештено међу високим дрвећем, истражите земљиште за игру на 3 спрата са мрежама за пењање и тунелима за истраживање, вините се изнад крошња дрвећа у авантури зип-лајна или покрените у небо из водопада од 35 стопа (10 метара). Затим, дођите лицем у лице са орангутанима и тестирајте своју снагу у потезању конопца са бенгалским тигром, све у Јунгали - јединој џунгли на свету која се игра са вама. За додатну забаву, бирајте између опција комбинованих улазница за СеаВорлд Орландо, Адвентуре исланд Тампа и Акуатица Орландо! Доступни су и целодневни паркинг и неограничени паркинг пакети.

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.

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RachelMills3

Mar 2024

Busch Gardens is a beautiful park, and equal parts zoo. Which is nice if you're going with non-coaster people. Put them on the train that goes through the animal areas and everyone's happy. We saw rhinos, elephants, penguins, gazelle, zebras, giraffe, alligators, long horns. Flamingoes too! And the rides are possibly the best in Florida. Iron Gwazi was the favorite. It is intense. A wooden coaster with several inversions? Nice. Montu a close second, but they only have one car going right now so it is very slow to load. We took a behind the scenes coaster tour which was super educational. We got to see maintenance areas and learn about the physics and technical details of the big coasters. 3 coasters on the tour and you get front of line access to each as part of the tour. Never seen anything like that offered and I highly recommend. Just don't eat in the park. It's an insane ripoff. We mistaken went through a line and my boys grabbed desserts and drinks and mozz sticks and chicken fingers... 3 of us for a light lunch. She said that will be $77 and I freaked the eff out. Put everything back except 2 chicken fingers baskets and 2 drinks. That was still $50. Robbery. And also tasteless and dry. I think you can bring outside food in. Do that or leave the park for lunch and come back. It's too bad they can't sell you nice food for a good price. I bet they would make more money than this awful stuff that people learn to avoid. Same at Seaworld and Aquatica. Do not eat at these parks. Except the Shark Reef restaurant at Seaworld. That's a wonderful restaurant. We got a limited Quick Queue with our hotel deal. Worked out very nice. They mark off the major rides on your card so you get to skip the line once per ride. I did learn that later in the day the lines think out pretty good. Our second day, we got there at 4pm and crowds were headed to the exit. I actually loved this. I might be reformed from my rope dropping ways now. Those morning lines to get in are actually no fun. Go later in the day and save your feet. Overall, this is a really nice park with rides that rival Universal Islands of Adventure. It has zoo animals and beautiful landscaping where Universal has intense theming, and is generally priced a lot more affordably than Universal or Disney. For our budget, this was a great mini vacation, lots of adventure packed in for a reasonable price. Now, if I could convince some theme park to draw fast walk/slow walking lanes through out the foot paths in their park, I'd be a very happy camper. Nothing so frustrating as groups of people impeding traffic when you're trying to get somewhere. If you're reading this and you don't step to the side to stop walking, please be more considerate. I'm late to a show and trying to get around you.

Одговор домаћина

Apr 2024

Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback about your recent visit to Busch Gardens Tampa. We are excited to read that you and your family had an enjoyable visit and got a chance to go on our behind the scenes coaster tour! Naturally, we were concerned to read about your disappointment regarding your culinary experience. We would like to assure you that this was in no way representative of our park or the quality of food we offer. We have shared your comments with the culinary leadership team for their review and improvement. Thank you for bringing this to our attention! - LI

D4754DKdavidc

Mar 2024

My family of 4 purchased the All Day Dining as part of the Ultimate ticket bundle that included the Quick Queue along with admission. Came in just north of $250 per person after taxes and fees. Don’t expect the website to accurately reflect which locations accept All Day Dining, because we found it to be inaccurate across multiple options. We got to the park at opening time and were able to ride Iron Gwazi 3 times in the first half hour since that was the one ride that our quick queue wasn’t available for. Next we decided to start our 90 minute timer by purchasing our first round of Entrée, side (or dessert), and 20 oz fountain drink. Unfortunately, our plans to head to the Smokehouse to eat some BBQ was slightly derailed because that restaurant doesn’t open until 11:30am. So we pivoted and got in double rides on the Nearby Sheikra (back row edge was very vibration-filled, front row middle was completely smooth and 10x better). Still not close enough to 11:30, we went ahead and rode Tigres 2x. Beware of the “comfort collar” on the Tigres, it doesn’t quite live up to its name. By the time we returned to the Smokehouse, there was a line of people dozens long a good 10 minutes before it opened, many with the All Day Dining pass, eager to get their day of eating underway. I got the St Louis Ribs and they were extremely salty. I tried some of my son’s brisket and it was just ok. Not great, but at least not overly salty like the ribs. My daughter said the best part was the chocolate pudding she got for dessert. At least it appears most places have Coke Zero as an option for the fountain drink. But don’t expect to use your drink option to add on a water, as both Dasani and Smart Water are not included and will cost extra. With 1 meal down, I start the 90 minute timer until we can try the next place. After riding Montu, Scorpion, and Kumba, it was time for more food. Oasis Pizza looked like a good option, but after checking it out, we were told a recent change meant they were no longer included in the All Day Dining plan. This is one of the misrepresentations that need to be updated on the website. We were told the pizza location that does accept the plan is over in Pantopia Pizza, so we headed that way. Pantopia Pizza staff were still getting used to being included in the All Day Dining plan as they didn’t have any dessert to offer, so your only option would be to select a side to go along with your entrée. So we decided to pivot and go over to the Twisted Tails Pretzels, another location that just got added to the Add Day Dining Plan, despite most “ambassadors” we spoke to claiming that it wasn’t included. The staff in the pretzel place was helpful and seemed as confused as everyone as to how it was all supposed to work since they also did not have any dessert to offer, but hey, at least you could get a “side” of marinara or cheese sauce as your official side selection. Sadly, no one liked the pretzel they selected. My wife’s cinnamon pretzel was dry, the cheese sauce for my kids’ classic pretzels was completely flavorless, and my pizza pretzel has a small amount of cheese and pepperoni on the top only and the other 90% was all bread. Another disappointment. We were already getting burned out on only having soda as options for drinks, so we got 4 free cups of water from the pretzel place to stay hydrated. We passed another 90 minute interval riding the Cheeta Hunt, Cobra Curse and Montu and excitedly made our way to what we had considered our failsafe plan if the All Day Dining wasn’t giving us very many good food options. As we arrived, we were saddened to find that since we chose a Sunday to go to Busch Gardens, Chick-fil-a was closed all day! So please note that going on Sunday will reduce your dining options by about 20%. Thwarted again, we decided to back-track to Sheikra’s Sweet Treats which we had discovered earlier DID accept the All Day Dining plan, despite no one at the front of the park’s customer service acknowledging this was the case and no information about this fact on the website/app. You really just need to walk to every place and look for the All Day Dining signage, or the lack thereof to discover what place does and doesn’t accept the plan. However, don’t expect every place to have the full combo of Entrée, Side or Dessert, and drink available. That was the case with Sheikra’s Sweet Treats. Despite having the majority of the menu focusing on desserts, NONE of them are included in the All Day Dining plan. None of them. You could choose from 3 entrees and a drink, but there were no sides or desserts to be had here. If you are wanting to try out a variety of desserts, your options on the All Day Dining plan will be limited to pudding, a vanilla or chocolate cupcake, s’more cheesecake, or a brownie. You will not find any ice cream at any location that accepts the plan. You will not find any popcorn, cotton candy or any other walking around snacks at any location that accepts the plan. If all you want is a drink, you will burn your entrée and side/dessert option for 90 minutes. This resulted in feeling like we needed to maximize the food we got in order to get enough value out of the dining plan. And you can only eat so much if you are planning on riding roller coasters all day. And if you are thinking you can save that last 90 minutes of park operations to finish out our dining experience, I have news for you. Most places will be shutting down more than an hour BEFORE the park closes, with many options completely unavailable and what is leftover not particularly fresh. So plan accordingly if you are trying to take advantage of shorter ride lines towards the end of the evening and expect to have one last round of food before leaving for the night. With the quick queue, we also found that the only lines we ended up standing in were those for food. If you are paying cash, you can scan a QR code outside the food locations and order online to avoid the food lines. But not with the All Day Dining plan. You must wait in the line in order to have your bracelet barcode scanned and there is no way to use the pre-order feature. Another downside to the plan that isn’t obvious unless you have tried to use it. All in all, we managed to still have a great day, but found the $200+ it normally costs to add on the All Day Dining plan could have been used in a more flexible way if we could have spread it around to the vast majority of other food locations that did NOT accept the plan. Fortunately, it was bundled with the Ultimate ticket combo and so came out to closer to $30 per person when combined with the bundle. We definitely ordered (and tried to eat) well over $200 worth of food and beverages had it been paid for in cash, but the lack of options, quality of food, and overall delay forced between orders made it far less convenient than advertised.

Одговор домаћина

Apr 2024

Thank you for taking the time to share some feedback from your recent experience. Feedback like yours is highly valued. We will ensure that your comments and concerns will be used for improvements in our park going forward. -IG

JackT907

Mar 2024

If you are aware of Busch Gardens, you are probably aware that it is unique among theme parks for also being a zoological facility; for some, that may be a nice bonus (getting to look at animals on their way to yet another roller coaster); for me, it's the whole attraction, and we treat the park more like a zoo than anything else. And, if you're "in the know" a bit, you might realize that Busch Gardens offers short tours that allow you to get up close to the animals, especially the Giraffes on the Serengetti Safari, but what if I told you that there was an opportunity to get up really close to these magnificent animals, along with several other animals, and shadow a keeper for part of your day? Well, if you're like me, that's going to get you really interested. On our most recent trip to Tampa, we participated in not one but two of these "Keeper for a Day" experiences: one that focused on Penguins and Reptiles and one that focused on the "hoofstock" that you see on the large grassland exhibit (Giraffe and Rhino). For the Penguin and Reptile day, we arrived at 8:30, well before the park opened, and were taken directly to the reptiles, where we got to go behind the scenes in the reptile house, watching the keepers as they went through their daily routine of caring for the reptiles and learning more about their various needs. From there, we made a quick pitstop at the hornbill exhibit, were we got to learn about the resident Red-Knobbed hornbills who, fingers crossed, might begin nesting soon. Next we arrived at the Aldabra tortoise exhibit, were we learned about these giant reptiles and how they shape the natural environment, while clearing fallen leaves out of the exhibit and preparing some tasty snacks for them to eat that day. After the turtles were taken care of, it was off to penguin point and the African penguins: fish needed to be sorted for the day and fed to the penguins, which we were able to observe (and tally) under the watchful eye of our guide for the day. After everyone was fed, we had an extended training session with one of the members of the colony. Finally, it was back to the reptile house; since it was the first day that Groot, the slender-snouted crocodile was out of torper, we were able to participate in a target training session with him, which was a unique treat. Overall, we spent about half our time with the reptiles, especially the charismatic tortise, and then half the time with penguins, so a fairly even day. For Giraffes and Rhinos, we again arrived at 8:30 and were carted the edge of the Serengeti habitat (which the keepers call the Velt); it was a wild experience getting to ride through an empty park on a powered vehicle! We started our day with Jodi, the black rhino, who's habitat can be seen from the train, where we helped the keepers set up her yard for the day while she was safely off exhibit: putting out hay to much on and some freshly cut palm fronds. We also cleaned out her midden and got to watch her enjoy our handywork. From there, it was off to the white rhino barn to meet the other chubby unicorns at Busch Gardens, where we got up close to one of the members of the rhino crash. Then we moved on check on the the new Springbock and Loretta the Watusi (neither of whom were on display that day) as well as to meet the Bongos. After that, we had a quick tour of the north side of the velt, where we checked out the other animals who call the Velt home. Then, we were in with the Giraffes, looking in on how the keepers were caring for Cupid, who was behind the scenes that day, and helping clean up her yard. After that was taken care of, we got to get up close with the Nyala as we passed out their food enrichment for the day. Finally, it was back on the Velt where the giraffes, zebras, and elands needed food for the day as well. The giraffes were especially interested in the heads of lettuce we had on offer and were quite happy to see us! And, after a whirlwind morning, our time had ended. Of course, that's the thing about the Keeper for a Day at Busch Gardens: at some point, it has to end. However, it would be really wonderful if we got to spend the whole day working with the keepers, since morning and afternoon, as we discovered through our conversations, can be quite different! If you want to go, I highly recommend it, but here are some things to keep in mind: • This is a "working" experience, so you should expect to be asked to pitch in with some of the daily chores. Of course, if you really want to experience the life of a zoo keeper, you should want to pitch in because it makes for an immersive experience. Of course, if you're unable to help out or if what you really want is to experience the animals up close and personal, that's certainly okay, too, but I strongly recommend trying to pitch in. • On that note, bring and drink plenty of water; hydration is key in theme parks in the warm weather any way, but more so when you're out working. Also, if you think of it, maybe bring a backpack with a banana or a powerbar or something like that, as you may need it during your pitstops. • Speaking of pitstops, bathrooms aren't always easily accessible, so be aware of your toileting needs and, if you need a bathroom, speak up! • Finally, absolutely talk the keeper's ears off! These are individuals who have really interesting stories and really want to share the animals they work with every day with you. So ask them all your questions about the animals, about their careers, about their experiences, about how they do their job. Everyone we met was more than eager to talk to us and we were able to learn so much, probably more than we could ever hope to remember! Overall, Keeper for a Day is a fantastic experience! You get to enter the park before the gates even open, you get free preferred parking for your visit, and you get up close with a lot of really cool animals that you may not otherwise get to encounter. And, if you're a thrill ride enthusiast, you still have half your day left over to explore the park and ride the rides. Overall, if you're interested in animals and roller coaster, or really even just animals, the experience is certainly worth the cost.

Одговор домаћина

Apr 2024

Thank you for taking the tine to share some feedback from your recent experience. We are ecstatic to hear about your experiences with our Keeper for a Day encounters. We take pride in providing some of the most thrilling and unforgettable experiences in Florida. We hope you come back to visit us again soon! - LI

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