Buckle up for a unique animal adventure — from the comfort of your own car.
Wild Florida’s Drive-Thru Safari Park is a self-guided journey to get up close and personal with hundreds of wild animals.
Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari Park. Image: @wildfloridaairboats on Instagram.
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WILD FLORIDA’S DRIVE-THRU SAFARI PARK
You never know who you will greet you on your 2-mile trek through Wild Florida’s Drive-Thru Safari Park. The animals roam freely through the 85-acre park, home to more than 100 exotic animals and native Florida wildlife like white-tailed deer, bison, cracker cows, zebras, watusi, oryx and more.
Florida Resident discount at Wild Florida’s Drive-thru Park
- Florida Residents: $22 adult, $17 per child.
- Ages 13 and up are considered adults.
- Valid Florida ID required at check-in.
- The attraction is also running special deals through Groupon for a limited time.
General admission cost:
- $31 per adult, $22 per child.
Wild Florida Drive-Thru Safari. Image: @wildfloridaairboats Instagram.
To keep the experience safe for all visitors, you can book online for Wild Florida’s Drive-Thru Safari Park and check in at an admission kiosk.
For the ultimate self-guided tour, download the safari scavenger hunt to see what animals you can find and the Wild Florida Drive-thru Safari Guide audio tour.
The park is located 45 minutes from the Disney area.
Hours of operation: Monday – Saturday, 9am – 6pm.
NEW at Wild Florida!
Wild Florida has doubled the size of its Drive-thru Safari, expanding by two miles bringing it to a total of four miles open to the public on June 14, 2021.
The current 85-acre Drive-thru Safari Park has expanded to a total of 170 acres. The trail will increase to four miles and eventually feature more exotic animals like gemsbok, kudu, and springbok.
In addition to the more than 150 animals already on property, Wild Florida has increased the population of some of the existing animals by adding new herds of wildebeest, water buffalo, watusi cattle, eland antelope, brahman cattle and zebra. They have also introduced five more Highlander cattle, two camels, three ostrich and an all-white elk.
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