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  • Wildlife World Zoo & Aquarium (WWZA) is a Zoo/Aquarium/Theme Park located about 30 minutes from Phoenix. Despite it being smaller than the Phoenix Zoo (95-acres vs 125-acres) the layout of WWZA feels more open and inviting. I honestly didn't think it was going to be that great, but they were open on Thanksgiving, and it felt like something to do. We had a lot of fun because it had a lot of interactive aspects, and it just felt like you were that much closer to the animals than most other zoos--which makes for great picture opportunities! Admission (as of Feb '16): Adult (13+): $37.00 +tax Child (3 - 12): $16.00 +tax 2 & Under: Free Special Evening Admission to Aquarium Only (After 5:00 p.m.) Adult (13+): $16.99 +tax Child (3 - 12): $8.99 +tax 2 & Under: Free They also have senior discounts, AAA, group discounts and -because I'm a swell guy- here a link to a $5-off coupon: http://www.wildlifeworld.com/coupons/ Highlights: -Animal feeding stations! Feed the Ducks, Giraffes and Petting Zoo for 50ยข; Seals for $5 and the Lory Parrots are free with admission. The Giraffes and Lories are a *Must Do*--especially if you have young kids! -Dillion's KC BBQ (http://goo.gl/ylw4PD) is attached right to the Aquarium, and has some great seating to view the Shark Tank if you sit inside. The also serve up some pretty decent Q, as well. -The 15-acre Safari Park (that you can take a train ride through) was really well put together and lots of fun. This exhibit really put you almost in the cage with the animals. -Dragon World which featured lots of really cool Crocs, Gators, Snakes and much more! -180,000 Gallon tank Aquarium that's the only public Aquarium between San Diego and Albuquerque. -With their recent addition of three California Sea Lions, this is the only place in AZ that you can see Marine Mammals. The WWZA just opened their brand-new 15-acre section titled "Adventure Land" on Feb 1, 2016. This was still being built when I visited, so I'll be sure to check it out next time. Regardless, the WWZA is a fun and entertaining way to spend the day with your family. If you're visiting Phoenix area and want to visit a zoo, I highly recommend skipping the Phoenix Zoo and taking the short ride here to WWZA.
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