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Dubai Safari Park reopens its doors to guests after a two-year hiatus on October 5, 2020. It is worth recalling that the Dubai Municipality closed the park for renovation in 2018, just 5 months after opening.
The Dubai Safari has expanded, animal enclosures are more comfortable, and there are more educational programs for children. In the renovated park, guests will find many interactive programs, safari tours, shows, exciting walks in different natural areas of Africa.
The area of the safari park is 119 hectares of landscaped territory, which is home to 4 African elephants arriving from Zimbabwe, the Komodo dragon, the Arabian oryx, the horned antelope, the hyena dog, the gorilla, the gibbon, the bongo antelope, the lemur and many other exotic animals.
Visitors can travel by air-conditioned tram through three themed zones:
– African Village;
– Asian Village;
– Explorer Village.
On the territory of the safari park, measures are taken to prevent the coronavirus COVID-19. A thermal camera has been installed and manual thermometers will be used to screen visitors. The social distancing of 2 meters between people will be strictly enforced with stickers placed on the floors to guide visitors.
The park will be open daily from 09:00 AM to 05:00 PM. A visit must be booked in advance on the official website of the park (tickets for adults start at AED 50, while kids ticket get in for AED 20).
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