African Rainforest Pavilion — Attraction in Toronto

The African Rainforest Pavilion is pretty impressive with its lush environment and diverse wildlife. It’s great that the zoo gives the animals plenty of space to roam, which is important for their well being. But, this can be a bit of a downside for visitors. I’ve been there twice and had trouble spotting the tiger both times. It was hard to get a good look or take a decent photo. Considering that you might not see many animals during your visit, I think the zoo should consider lowering the ticket prices. It can be disappointing to pay full price and miss out on seeing some of the main attractions. Overall, it’s a nice place to visit, but just be prepared that you might not see everything...

I went as part of a group so I didn't have to pay , so I have no idea how much it is per person . The cost of a bottle of coke was expensive at just 5 dollars a bottle . So if you plan on going there this summer , make sure that bring your own lunch and especially your own water or pop with you . In the African rainforest pavilion there is a food stop , called the Serengeti bush camp where the prices for the food is more affordable. At the time that I went through the different areas, most of the animals were laying down and hard to see . Spent about 3 hrs there walking around . Left there about 3:30pm . The Tim Hortons there don't serve anything but breakfast...

Really cool exhibit! There are lots of exotic animals from all over Africa, ranging from aquatic displays to gorilla enclosures. The main attractions are definitely the variety of primates that are in the zoo. Large areas are dedicated to letting them play and move around. However, the other animals are also very interesting to see; depending on what you are interested in, you can spend anywhere between half to multiple hours inside of this pavallion.

Washrooms and benches are scattered throughout the pavallion if you get tired from walking. The temperature inside isn't very hot but it can be slightly humid at times so water...