Hover over items to see the current return time in 24 hour decimal notation. Kilimanjaro Safaris daily average wait times over the specified time span. Kilimanjaro Safaris weekly average wait times over the specified time span. Kilimanjaro Safaris monthly average wait times over the specified time span. This graph shows the average wait time for Kilimanjaro Safaris on a per day of the week basis for the specified time frame.
Use this data to figure out what days have the shortest waits for Kilimanjaro Safaris. These trucks are actual free moving vehicles, and they do not run on a track, the driver is responsible for your safety as well as the safety of the animals while out on safari.
This is why from time to time your ride vehicle may stop unexpectedly. If an animal is on the ride path, the driver must wait for the animal to clear the area before proceeding. This causes all trucks behind this vehicle to stop as they must remain at a safe distance from each other. At the end of the day, the trucks are driven off the ride and parked in a lot where they can be serviced before the next day. While you are on Kilimanjaro Safaris, the landscape looks incredibly real.
You may forget for a moment that you are actually in central Florida. The flat-top Acacia trees that are common on the African Savannah are actually just Southern Live Oak trees that they trim to look like Acacias. The animals do not seem to mind though. Expectant mothers should not ride. The ride vehicle is 8 feet off the ground enabling you to wind your way through the grasslands and waterways of the savanna.
There is some padding on the seat bottoms and tops. If you want a less bumpy ride, ask to sit in the front of the truck. The ride feels bumpiest in the back.
Accessibility: Must transfer to wheelchair. Guests in wheelchairs should follow the signs to head to the special boarding area. You will need to either transfer from your wheelchair to a seat, or transfer to a standard wheelchair. Due to the nature of the experience, those with service animals should check with a cast member at the attraction for boarding information. The drivers are trained to spot the animals along the Safari and point them out to you. Photography, however, is a challenge — if possible the driver will briefly stop for your photo op.
If you have questions about the animals, ASK. Though there is an assigned script, every safari really is different depending on where the animals are and who your driver is. The animals are often out in the rain as well. This is best seen at dusk. Once the sun sets, the savanna is dark, making it difficult to see animals. Because the drivers are not allowed to stop on the ride path, the truck is always moving the trucks are governed so the maximum speed is only 10 mph, though it feels faster.
Animals can move in front of the vehicle at any time causing the driver to slam on the brakes and causing you to go flying.
If you want to take good pictures sit on the end of the rows, you get better shots. You can also get better shots if you sit in the back row, where you can carefully turn around for photos. The ride vehicles for Kilimanjaro Safaris are open-air safari trucks accommodating 35 guests and driven by a guide. Each row seats 3 to 5 guests depending on size and consist of a lightly padded bench with a back. There are no safety restraints. Guests are required to take a small step up into the vehicle.
Cast Members may ask that children sit at the center of the row. Also, photographers will want to sit on the outside seats; and even though both sides of the vehicle offers views of the animals, the left side is often considered the best. The ride transports guests through different terrain and landscapes home to different African animals. While you never know which animals will choose to make an appearance, Kilimanjaro Safaris features giraffes, hippos, elephants, antelope, gazelles, crocodiles, lions, rhinos, cheetahs, and more!
However, because Kilimanjaro Safaris is intended to be as realistic as possible to an actual safari, the roads are definitely rough!
Be prepared to hit bumps, lurch, and bounce as your vehicle traverses the pathways. Kilimanjaro Safaris also offers nighttime safaris due to incredible lighting and even an artificial sunset beyond the savanna! If you love animals, be sure to experience this attraction both during the day and at night if offered for two different experiences and the chance to see more wildlife.
Guests must transfer to a standard wheelchair to experience this attraction. Also, guests with service animals should check with a Cast Member at the attraction regarding boarding.
0コメント