First of all, I wouldn't really consider this an \"attraction\" its more of a \"curiosity\".\n If you find yourself in the general area and you have 15 minutes to kill, stop by.  Otherwise you're going out of your way to see  a few lions sleeping. \nI admit, lions are not something you see every day and the opportunity to see even one (despite the fact that it's sleeping) is fairly awesome. But you arrive, wait patiently for a spot close to the glass to catch a glimpse of one, take a photo and then you just kind of stand there. And then after a minute of that you start think \"Wow, these are seriously beautiful creatures. It sucks that they're stuck in this artificial environment getting gawked at all day.\"  I felt a little dirty afterwards. \nI will say the habitat itself is beautiful! 9 million dollars worth of beautiful.\nThere's also an informative recording that plays every 5-10 minutes. It tells you about the habitat, the lions and gives helpful factoids. One of which was: Lions sleep 18-20 hours a day. They are not dancing monkeys. \n\nTo view the exhibit itself is free, but if you wanna shell out $25 bucks you and one other person can get your photo taken with a lion cub. \nI'm not gonna lie. They were reeeaaalllyyy f***ing cute!