4/9: Station Wagon Safari

Al Lutz · 04-09-2009, 05:31 AM

Kevin ventures beyond Walt Disney World, discuss it here...

DIRECT ARTICLE LINK: MiceAge.com - A different look at Disney...

jcruise86 · 04-09-2009, 06:01 AM

"I don't care what your plans call for in Central Florida: budget an extra day (or perhaps two) to travel the two hours down I-95 to Lion Country Safari. The park boasts incredibly-affordable admission prices: $24/adult and $18/child, and there's a $4/person coupon available online. For that price, you get unlimited "ride in your own car through the safari" journeys, and admission to the "land" portion of the theme park that is more traditional, including the usual bevy of rides. Not only can you easily squeeze in a whole day's worth of entertainment out of this line-up, you'll be hard-pressed to say that Disney, Universal, or Busch offered you more bang for the buck."

OK, Kevin, $24 per day per adult sounds OK, but can Lion Country Safari boast of an "LCS Celebration BBQ" for only $36 oer adult and only $23 per small child?

04-09-2009, 05:31 AM	#1
Al Lutz Editor and MiceAge Columnist Join Date: Jan 2005 Posts: 505 Blog Entries: 1	4/9: Station Wagon Safari Kevin ventures beyond Walt Disney World, discuss it here... DIRECT ARTICLE LINK: MiceAge.com - A different look at Disney... __________________ "Politics is the profession whereby the inevitable is made to seem a great human achievement" - Quentin Crisp

04-09-2009, 06:01 AM	#2
jcruise86 New Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: S. Cal. via Milw. & Madison Wisconsin Posts: 382	Re: 4/9: Station Wagon Safari "I don't care what your plans call for in Central Florida: budget an extra day (or perhaps two) to travel the two hours down I-95 to Lion Country Safari. The park boasts incredibly-affordable admission prices: $24/adult and $18/child, and there's a $4/person coupon available online. For that price, you get unlimited "ride in your own car through the safari" journeys, and admission to the "land" portion of the theme park that is more traditional, including the usual bevy of rides. Not only can you easily squeeze in a whole day's worth of entertainment out of this line-up, you'll be hard-pressed to say that Disney, Universal, or Busch offered you more bang for the buck." OK, Kevin, $24 per day per adult sounds OK, but can Lion Country Safari boast of an "LCS Celebration BBQ" for only $36 oer adult and only $23 per small child?

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