
Greensboro Science Center
Greensboro
Daily, 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Zoo & aquariumNo live deal currently
Zoo & aquarium · Admission from $12
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animal exhibit — photo from the venue's own site
Tiger World is a nonprofit animal preserve in Rockwell where visitors observe exotic animals in natural settings during educational guided tours and self-guided walkabout tours. Guests watch tigers, lions, kangaroos, tortoises, and parakeets running, playing, swimming, and interacting with their handlers. The preserve offers Carnivore Feed Tours where visitors watch big cats eat during feeding time while learning about their natural behaviors. VIP Safari Tours in groups of ten or fewer include behind-the-scenes access and feeding experiences with both carnivores and herbivores. Weekend visitors can participate in Keeper Talks and feed monkeys, bears, and birds with feed cups. Additional activities include Wild Adventure Mini-Golf and a Parakeet Jungle. The preserve also hosts birthday parties with reserved picnic areas, souvenir feed cups, mini-golf rounds, and optional extras like private animal presentations or tiger feeding experiences. Hours and admission prices are published on the venue's website, and tickets are available online.
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Hours: 9 am-5 pm all year round, closed Wednesdays, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day
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