1. If you are not a ride fanatic you don’t have to kill yourself to get there at the minute the park opens, although a full day at Busch Gardens, taken at a moderate pace, is a full day well-spent. For now, I’ll assume you are arriving early. Grab a park map and the Entertainment Guide and bear to the right as you stroll towards Crown Colony. En route, peruse the times for the variety shows and the Meet The Keeper sessions.
2. If you plan to take the Serengeti Safari Tour, sign up now. Take a leisurely tour of Edge of Africa, and if you’re interested and the lines aren’t too long, you might want to walk to Egypt and pop into King Tut’s Tomb. Otherwise, stroll to Nairobi for a visit to Myombe Reserve and the Nairobi Field Station. Don’t dismiss Rhino Rally out of hand. Although it is touted as a “thrill ride,” the thrills are very muted and the wildlife worth a look.
3. Now board the Trans-Veldt Railroad at the Nairobi Station for the journey around the Serengeti. 4
. Now you’re ready to see some shows. You can walk to Timbuktu for the musical variety show at the Desert Grill (and have lunch if you haven’t grabbed a bite yet) or you can stroll the other way to catch KaTonga at the Moroccan Palace.
5. Round out your day with a visit to Bird Gardens and the Wild Wings of Africa show. If you have little ones in tow, don’t forget to let them have their own special time in Land of the Dragons.
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