Join the ultimate animal adventure! Journey deep into Pangani Forest on a thrilling, privately guided expedition featuring close encounters with exotic …
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Dec 27, 2024
Review of the privately-guided, pre-paid VIP expedition (NOT Kilimanjaro Safari ride). This was a fun excursion. Both of my young adult children really loved it. The trek begins with getting fitted w…Full review by Dlpetrella
Dec 9, 2024
Worth every penny! Jason and Christina were our guides. Both were a wealth of knowledge and made us feel right at home. They made sure everyone could see everything. Other cast members met us on our …Full review by ameliabedelia523
Jun 23, 2024
Simply the best!! If you’re reading this then you’re in the depth of a Disney trip plan (wonderful!). If you’d like to save yourself time, just book this!! But, if you’re like me and countless other …Full review by ErinVM
Hi, Diane. What would you like to know about this attraction? If you're drinking all that water, what happens if you have to go to restroom? lol
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You're so hot, you actually get dehydrated even drinking lots of water. The bathroom break at the meal stop was enough for me (and I usually have to go all the time)! :)
We are booked on the trek in July, will we be ok with the heat and humidity. It's a 10:30 tour.
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The trek is in the savannah so there's some shade from the trees and you'll be on grass. It will likely be a little cooler than it would be in the regular park as you won't be standing on …
The trek is in the savannah so there's some shade from the trees and you'll be on grass. It will likely be a little cooler than it would be in the regular park as you won't be standing on hot asphalt. You will also be given a water bottle to take along with you.
It depends on you. If you don't want to be out in the hottest part of the day, you'd want to schedule for first thing in the morning or the last trek of the day. While there is walking involved, …
It depends on you. If you don't want to be out in the hottest part of the day, you'd want to schedule for first thing in the morning or the last trek of the day. While there is walking involved, it's not so much that it's prohibitive, much of it is in the shade, and they provide you with a cool washcloth at the end to tuck into your collar, which does a good job of cooling you off. Part of the tour is a "snack" which could serve as lunch in the middle of the day, but if you had fussy eaters it might be better not to count on it as a meal. (I consider myself a fussy eater, but I still ate most of it - I'm thinking small children who don't like new things).
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