Depending on time of year and weather, you'll either do the animal walks before or after dinner. Since our walk was in January, it was dark and I loved seeing the animals behavior during a time we aren't normally able to visit them. We had a TON of animal encounters and I was SUPER impressed by the amount of time we had with the trainers, and the amount of information the kids (and adults) received.Īnimal walks are another special part of the Roar and Snore, and we got to do two of them. Once you are in the tent area, you'll have time to unpack and get settled and then the fun begins! You can expect some great animal encounters (and they're especially awesome because of the small number of people participating). After checking in, if you've got time you can explore the Safari Park or you can head straight to the tents (which are located by the giant balloon, the cheetah run area, and the lions). Upon arrival, you will be directed to the special parking spots for the Roar and Snore where you'll be checked in and your luggage will be checked (don't worry, you'll see it again when you get to your tent). After camping overnight, you may be wanting to head home versus spending THAT day at the park. Ideally, I would suggest the day of your sleepover. My personal suggestion? I'd arrive a couple hours before your Roar and Snore begins (you'll have paid for park admission) or plan to stay for a few hours after so that you have more time to explore OTHER parts of the zoo.
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You will need to purchase tickets to enter the Safari Park separately (or a membership if you're local, which I highly suggest).ĬLICK HERE TO BUY SAFARI PARK TICKETS (and use code Crayons10 to get $10 off) The Roar and Snore is an overnight activity from late afternoon until about 9:30 am the next morning. These experiences are open to anyone, you just have to make a reservation! Now the great news is, you don't have to be invited by a studio to experience Roar and Snore. Roar and Snore: San Diego Zoo Safari Park Universal Pictures invited an intimate group of families to Roar and Snore at the Safari Park so that we could……go on our own epic animal adventure. As you can imagine, a cast of amazing animals is front and center. Dolittle (the veterinarian of Queen Victoria’s England) and when the queen falls ill….he sets on an epic adventure in search of a cure. In this colorful version, Robert Downey Jr. The film releases on January 17th, and reimagines the story that we all know and love about the man who could talk to animals.
Universal Pictures was putting together a unique event to celebrate the release of Dolittle. Then, an email hit my inbox that made Lydia's dream a reality. I filed it under, things we need to do in San Diego. She was fascinated with the idea of waking up with the lions, tigers and elephants (oh my) near by.
Whenever we walked by the tents and campsite area, Lydia asked if we could spend the night at the zoo. During our visits, one thing came up over and over again. The Safari Park is under twenty minutes from our house, and we love going for a couples on weekends or even after school. We had visited both while living in Los Angeles, and knew that we'd want to visit both on a regular basis now that we were becoming San Diego residents. When we moved to San Diego, we immediately became members of the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Thinking about doing the Roar and Snore at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park? We had the best experience camping at the Zoo!
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