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Booked this place in our supposed-to-be rest day in Subic. I used Klook and as usual, it is very convenient. I just showed them my voucher number and staff issued tickets to us. We were so pleased with the place. It is big, there are lots of animals of different varieties, and I think they are very well kept. We did not lose the opportunity to be photographed with the big white tiger and baby crocodile. Those are paid separately and price depends on photo size. There are lots of attractions inside that would appeal to all especially kids. Going from one place to another can involve a short walk or a ride in the train. There are souvenirs for sale in different areas so don't focus in just one area. Also, there was a bird show that I find enjoyable. Type of show depends on the time slot. Of course, worth mentioning is the close encounter with the tigers in the safari ride. Unfortunately, none in our group bought a bucket of chicken meat for feeding the tigers so they did not come near our jeep. A bucket is worth 200 pesos. So I suggest, if you want the tigers to come near your jeep, buy it. Maybe you could divide the amount among your group. If there are 4 groups in your jeep, each would shell out 50 pesos. I forgot to suggest it at that time. Anyway, I recommend this place. You will surely enjoy. :)
flor donaireflor donaire
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Our family had a great time at Zoobic Safari over the weekend. As of the moment, I think this is the best zoo that we went to in the Philippines because of the animals we were able to see. We were able to get discounted tickets for a group of 5 at their website, for only 2,990 in total with 200 php voucher each that you can use for souveneirs and food (except for animal feeding and photos). I was also able to get a ticket for my daughter via Klook which was also discounted. But eventhough you have purchased tickets in advance, you will still need to line up at their ticket booth to redeem the actual ticket. They have an animal show during weekends, and we were able to watch the 10:30 am show. We went to all attractions except the cave via our car, and was able to feed the turtle and the lions. The tiger safari could've been fun if we were able to go early, as they were already full when we came after lunch. They have available food kioks at the main hall which you can use the voucher included in the ticket. In each attraction, they also have souvenir and food stalls so you won't get hungry or thirsty during the tour. Take note that their 500ml mineral water is priced at 45 pesos which is quite pricey.
Anna AraiAnna Arai
00
Came down for a day trip from Alabang. The safari wasn't too difficult to find but we did have a GPS to help us. There was plenty of parking and the ticketing office is just by the car park. The toilets are behind the ticketing office. Once you have the tickets you head across the road to the park entrance. Once you enter the park you wait for your tour to start. There is a gift shop as well as tiger cages in the area to keep you entertained. You can also get a photo with a tiger here. The tour goes through the park and you get to see a variety of animals from throughout Asia and the world. There is a fair bit of walking but there are also some rides on the cart across the different areas of the park. It was interesting to learn that most of the buildings around are refurbished bunkers. The tiger experience was quite unique, being in a caged jeepney with tigers around. You have an option of doing the tiger feeding which seems to be a must to get the Tigers to get near the jeepney. Our ride was a bit short (don't really know why) since it seemed that the cart that went before us came back after us. They do have lions as well as tigers and there are options to get pictures with a cub. There is also have taxidermic animals but they look very amateurish. Be aware that the tiger and the lions are literally caged but most of the other animals seem to be in a more natural environment. There are plenty of pigs and piglets running around everywhere. It was an interesting experience but I was somehow expecting something a bit different, probably more time with tigers in the armoured jeepney.
Benedict UyBenedict Uy
20
If you are fond of big cats or any cat for that matter, you will surely enjoy this place a lot. Though I was amazed, I am only giving this place a 4 star to make room for improvements. What I like: lots of parking space, accessible toilet, generous species of birds, animals, reptiles and the CATS, a seemingly organized flow of attraction, there's a guide, the covered area while waiting for the tram and jeepney ride, and did I already mentioned the cats? What I think needs to improve more: cleanliness of the place (though it is expected to be rugged as it is marketed as a Safari), and maintenance of the animal fences, cages, reptile glasses. What I don't like: the filler attractions like the egg something, the bone something, the dusty stuffed animals all of which are seemingly inside a dusty smelling tunnel, the photographers joining in the tiger safari asking for shots while you are busy enjoying looking at the tigers eating. Best attraction for me are the Lions/Tigers at their home cages, the tiger safari and the crocodile farm. Tiger Safari Tip: Buy chicken and seat at the right side of the jeepney so you can see the tigers upclose while the crew is feeding them.
Carlo EsguerraCarlo Esguerra
00
Review dated April 2 2022 The place is a bit rundown. Most attractions have been closed including all the restaurants. The good part is some amazing animals are still in the place. Lions, Tigers, a horse, 2 donkeys, a pinto, a friendly zebra, several dwarf horses, an ox, a camel, crocs, cows, and carabaos. This time the tigers were just lazy and lying around. There are no longer service vehicles to ferry you around so you need to use your own private vehicle to give yourself a tour. The good part is you can stay at a certain attraction as long as you want. The place is so rundown that shelters and fences are falling apart. The horses and zebras and ox though are well taken care of seeing how well built and spritely they are. Be sure to visit since anyway you look at it it's an experience a young child will surely enjoy. The 695 pesos adult fee and 595 kids under 4 ft fee you pay will surely help in keeping the animals well taken cared of. It's summer so bring a bottle of water because the place gets hot. One more thing. The area is in the middle of the forest far from anywhere. Most of the time there is no phone signal.
Rene Lacanilao MDRene Lacanilao MD
30
It may be the lack of funding or may be the lack of empathy, but this place is animal cruelty on display. Tigers and lions are jailed in small concrete cells that are constantly wet (pictured here). We asked the keepers at the lion encounter if the cells are temporary, and she proudly answered "diyan po sila sir. Pinapakawalan namin sila once a week". There's a random zebra in a dry, dusty enclosure with nothing but a dilapidated hut. No grass, no trees, no toys , just rocks and dry dust. There's a random camel shuttered at a random spot on the way to the tiger safari. There's no conservation and no education happening here. Keepers know nothing about the animals they have except for how many are in the property. One of the keepers at the tiger Safari proudly said they're breeding more white tigers to put on display. The crocodiles are piled on top of each other for lack of population control. They're all trapped in a small enclosure with disgusting water in a pool that's more than too small for the number of animals in here. The entire place is sad and disgusting and should never have existed in the first place.
Pia de JesusPia de Jesus
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