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By jedimaster1227 · Posted
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay has announced Edge of Africa's Lion & Hyena Ridge, their largest animal habitat expansion at the park in over a decade. https://buschgardens.com/tampa/zoo/animal-experiences/lion-and-hyena-ridge/ Edge of Africa’s Lion & Hyena Ridge Coming 2026 to Busch Gardens Tampa Bay With the debut of Edge of Africa’s Lion & Hyena Ridge, the largest and most immersive animal habitat expansion at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay in over a decade. This awe-inspiring new experience expands the beloved Edge of Africa area by 150 percent and introduces all-new state-of-the-art habitats, enhanced guest experiences, and unforgettable up-close animal interactions. What Guests Can Look Forward To: A grand new entrance into Edge of Africa, complete with a serene water feature and naturalistic Kopje rock formations Four shaded glass viewing structures offering 270-degree views of the habitats Up-close animal interactions and enhanced educational experiences with zookeepers Immersive, ever-changing environments that give animals the freedom to explore, interact, and thrive A Habitat Designed for Exploration & Wellness Spanning nearly 35,000 square feet, Edge of Africa’s Lion & Hyena Ridge features two expansive, multi-functional habitats crafted to support the physical, social, and mental well-being of each animal. The design includes: Kopje-style rock formations and naturalistic terrain Multiple enrichment zones offering variety and choice for the animals Rotating spaces that allow for dynamic social groupings and behavioral variability As always, animal care is a top priority. The habitat is built to meet the highest standards of wellness, giving our animals the freedom to choose how and where they spend their day. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a longtime Pass Member, this is a must-see evolution of one of Busch Gardens' most beloved animal areas. -
Wow - been two+ years, huh? Anyway.... This email was just received - "Win Sushi Contest for October" ... Which informed me, I had just won their Monthly Party Sushi Tray! And I had till the end of November, to order ahead, and then pickup. Here's the link to their tray selections. https://www.fujiya.ca/online-store/Sushi-Trays-c118086120 It's an awesome display of sushi love. 🍣 A sushi party! Why not? -
By coastersandhockey · Posted
Since it is now post-haunt season I would assume the park will be pretty empty. If you're there at opening head to Dare Devil Dive first as it is a very slow moving line. In the event it is busy they do have single use flash pass available for purchase if you don't want to spring for a full day flash pass. Also do not skip Monster Mansion. Disney level dark ride. -
By CedarFlags · Posted
Hey everyone - Taking my first trip to Atlanta this weekend. Any tips for seeing this park the right way or rookie mistake to avoid? Also, open to suggestions for other attractions in the area that are unusual, spooky, historical (no slavery / confederate stuff please), or scenic. Planning to see the aquarium, don't care about the Coca Cola museum. -
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