Feria Agrícola Nacional Del Valle De Lajas — Local services in Lajas

Just left the Safari. I think that this Venu COULD be great but our experience was anything but that. In fairness the food was reasonably priced. There were pinchos, hotdogs, and corn on the cob. That was the extent of all concessions. There were 2 bouncy houses. The instructions consisted of a sign to buy “tickets”. When we asked for a ticket we were simply told $4.00 and paid. My granddaughter jumped for a few minutes then exited the side to climb back in and I was then told we had to pay again for her to go back in so we went to the other bouncy house and were told we had to pay again to play there. We went into the “reptile house” where there was a gray fox in a cage with his leg hiding his eyes (obviously hiding). There was a sign that you have to pay $5.00 to take a picture. We rode a trolly down a dusty road to a small area in a field where several pens were erected for livestock. There was a large parrot cage that held an injured rhesus monkey. When we asked the animal staff about the large (4-6 inch) gash on the outside of his leg they replied that the monkey goes crazy in the cage and injures himself. Our family is against animal cruelty and we do not believe in zoos. The web page claims this is not a zoo, but I believe zoo animals are treated better. While the staff was friendly we left this experience wondering if it was worth the money and time we paid to drive from the north...

Food very bad, poor choices, not a good place to buy food for family. Everything was very high in prices, a lot of greasy food, not just a good greasy burger, Iam saying like the only rice was like when a took it, I made a ball of it and squeeze it, oils spread all over my area and meat was horrible in taste. Drinks was higher than in a hotel $8 for a "Pina Colada??"😳😡 Not good singers, music was bad. Entertainment was horrible too, kids were bore like never. Animals were very sad, a very hot day and they were without water. It was very horrible for everybody to look at them. A turtle without water, a pond, and was...

La entrada para la carretera que da acceso a la finca es un poco peligrosa de cruzar si vienes del sur, ya hay que cruzar a la izquierda y los vehículos van muy rápido, no hay semáforos, ni nadie dando paso. El espacio para estacionarse es realmente grande y para salir hay que dar la vuelta a las fincas. La entrada $12.00 con ivu. Tienen en exhibición máquinas y equipo pesado antiguos y modernos. Animales de granja, para exhibición y para la venta. Venta de alimentos y fertilizantes. Estación de entretenimiento virtual, machina's para niñ@s. Figuras en paja. Un laberinto hecho en paja, el área de los baños auspiciada tenían una mesa con limpiadores y desinfectantes. Unos oasis para refrescarse, gazebos con sistema de riego. Un área para venta artesanos y otros, aunque muy poca participación de artesanos. En exhibición la recreación de una casita y una tiendita antigua. Comida frituras, pizza, papas y comida caliente en diferentes partes, al igual que bebidas. Un espacio al aire libre con venta de plantas y árboles frutales. Exhibición de animales como Zebras, búfalos, avestruz y otros. Un área bajo techo donde venden productos de la agricultura, en realidad esperaba ver varios quioscos de verduras, pero sólo había uno, venta de bizcochos, dulces típicos (empacados en fábrica - yo esperaba que fueran artesanales), miel, café, otros dulces y agua de "coco" con sabor a tubería. Es una feria agricola dónde su atractivo principal no eran los productos o cosechas agrícolas. Esperaba ver más duenos de fincas presentando y vendiendo sus cosechas. Tenían día payasos para adultos, que más que gracia daban miedo. No esperé el...