Wasn't bad,but also wasn't worth the price. The guides were nice and knowledgeable and did their best, but the heat was oppressive, the animals smart enough to stay in the shade, more or less immobile as we stood on a flatbed truck and drove through. I don't think our group was that big, but it felt tight especially at the giraffe feeding. Couldn't maneuver much, take a pic, feed the giraffes, stay out of other guest photos and avoid a stray tongue looking for more lettuce. Again, wasn't bad,but wasn't the highlight we were hoping it would be., The absolute best! I love seeing all the animals!, Zebras, giraffes, rhinos! So many animals roaming around. If you ride the train it will stroll through the middle of the grounds where the animals are not gated in but they tend to not get close to the train...except for the lovely emu/ ostrich (not sure what kind of bird it was) that came to say hello. 😊, Oh my gosh, this was the best add on for your Busch gardens experience, our tour guide was animated, fun and knowledgeable. We actually got more up close than I was expecting and the experience was exactly what we were hoping for on our trip. 💯 Recommend!, I absolutely love animals, especially the big cats! The cheetahs were out to see, but the lion was hiding behind bushes, and the tiger was sleeping in his cave, keeping cool. I was kinda disappointed I didn't get to see Tiger and Lion, but I understand cats. All they do is sleep all day, mainly and up at night. Take me anywhere to see animals, and I'm there other than snakes and spiders, not in love with them, but I will respect distancing myself from them just don't come in my house! 😊 As you can see, I have cousins of the big cats, much smaller as well. The ginger color is Ozzy, and the grey color is Jagger. I had to throw in my domesticated cats just for some humor as too much seriousness in this world as well as negativity 😄 I hope you all enjoy the photos, and if you visit Busch Gardens, enjoy your day as much as I did.