RustyShackleford
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Yes, we go for just the zoo. During high season we would visit for the zoo and take in a couple of rides if the queues allowed for it. It's a very pleasant walk and you get a lot from seeing the different behaviours on multiple visits. But then we are lucky and able to get a big ride "hit" at the end of days after school.
In the winter too the zoo only days provide a link to the park and add significant value to the value of the annual pass.
Don't understimate the value of the zoo to suck up large numbers of guests keeping queues down elsewhere, similarly it really adds something for the family audience, grandparents I reckon find much more attraction in the zoo than most of the ride offerings.
But yes, the Tiger was a big attraction. But again there is a big space that could be transformed into a walk through area as was mentioned previously.
In the winter too the zoo only days provide a link to the park and add significant value to the value of the annual pass.
Don't understimate the value of the zoo to suck up large numbers of guests keeping queues down elsewhere, similarly it really adds something for the family audience, grandparents I reckon find much more attraction in the zoo than most of the ride offerings.
But yes, the Tiger was a big attraction. But again there is a big space that could be transformed into a walk through area as was mentioned previously.