A fleet of boats circles Safari village, affording a couple of surprises, along with a splendid perspective of the park. One can even visit the park's veterinary facilities, to appreciate how complex the process of caring for so many creatures can be. Disney's intent with this park is not just the usual day of family fun, but to raise environmental awareness in the process. There are certainly other artificial wildlife experiences around the country, but none in such proximity to so many diverse attractions. It's certainly a fine addition to Disney's overwhelming buffet of diversions, with features to delight all ages.
Kids are optional.
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