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Edge of Africa reviews

Theme Park Insider readers offer their ratings and reviews for Edge of Africa, a walk through at Busch Gardens Tampa.

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Posted: April 24, 2008

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay’s Edge of Africa offers the most intense safari experience outside Africa, where the world’s most fascinating animals can be encountered closer than ever before. Within a 15-acre re-creation of the African Serengeti, this walking tour allows guests to discover hippopotamuses, giraffes, lions, lemurs, meerkats, crocodiles and hyenas.

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A nicely done and well laid out "zoo" area with great vantage points of the different animals. The hippo tank is definitely a "don't miss" attraction. Seeing these large creatures swim so gracefully in the water is fascinating. Just another example of how Busch offers something for everything (i.e. non-coaster riders, small children, etc.). - Ed Newman

This was a great walking tour with plenty of shade and additional entertainment for the kids. Don't miss the lions, hyenas, or the hippo tank (which is kind of hard to notice if you're not looking for it). - Carl Stovall

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