Reptile Encounter for One at Ark Wildlife Park
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| Product code: AYRG | Valid until: 01/01/2020 |
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Overview
Ark Wildlife Park’s reptile family are renowned for their array of diverse, colourful and cold-blooded characters, including the majestic Royal Python, Green Basilik and Blue Tongue Skink. This experience invites a friend of the reptiles to enter the Tropical House, home to the many scaly inhabitants of Ark Wildlife Park. For 30 minutes, the visitor can learn and interact with these fascinating creatures while discovering their history and intriguing habits.
Before arriving at Tropical House, the visitor will be asked to fill in a health and safety form and will be fully briefed, then it’s time to enter the enclosure and meet the cold-blooded crew alongside a friendly keeper. They’ll get to hold and interact numerous reptiles from around the planet while learning about their weird and wonderful individual characters. Although only one visitor will enter the enclosure, spectators are invited to take photos and watch the goings on. Once the 30 minutes is up, the visitor and spectator can roam around the park for the remainder of the day, discovering more about many species which live happily in Ark Wildlife Park.
Key features
When can I go?
This experience is available Monday to Sunday on selected dates, throughout the year.
How long will my experience last?
This experience will last approximately half an hour, you will receive entrance to the zoo all day.
How many people is this experience for?
This experience is for one person, you are allowed one free spectator.
Can I bring family and friends?
Additional spectators are welcome, they will have to pay on the day.
What else do I need to know?
The minimum age for this experience is 10 years old.
This is for a voucher entitling the holder to any of the activities supplied by Activity Superstore up to the value stated.
We can’t control the weather!
This activity is dependent on appropriate weather conditions.
