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SIX FLAGS SAFARI TIMINGS FREE

The audio tour is free and can be streamed from any mobile device. At the start of their adventure, guests will receive a handout with QR codes that take them to the audio tour and safari map. Guests will learn fun and educational facts about the animals, hear fascinating animal sounds and music from around the world. Energetic narrators will showcase 11 simulated natural habitats featuring more than 70 different species of animals. New Audio Tour – Guests can immerse themselves in the animal world with a new audio tour.Enhanced Mobile App – A new mobile app feature allowed guests to add their safari pass to their Google Pay Wallet or Apple Wallet expediting the admission experience and reduce wait time.Enhanced Safari Entrance – Six Flags’ expansive modernization and beautification efforts included a new roadway entrance and upgraded safari plaza to welcome guests.Other enhancements to the Six Flags Great Adventure Drive Thru Safari made in 2022 Baboon Village – Guests will be able to visit the Baboon Jungle prior to exiting the safari.Tigris Asiana – There are plenty of tigers to be found in Tigris Asian and other animals to meet such as Nilgai, Yak, Bengal Tiger and Siberian Tiger.Didgeradoo Pass – Drive through the outback where you can come face to face with Red Kangaroo, Emu and Black Swan.Conservation Area – Travel through an untouched part of the safari left for NJ native species like birds, foxes, turtles and even the great bald eagle.Terra Urus – European Brown Bear cousins to the Grizzly Bears.

Black Bear Ridge – Bear dens are plentiful in Black Bear Ridge, where you will find plenty of mamma bears and their cubs playing in the grass or relaxing in the water.

Kingsland – In the animal kingdom there is one mammal that reigns the title of king, and in Kingsland you will find your pride with plenty of Lions.

Serengeti Grassland – Take a trip through the Serengeti Grasslands and encounter Blackbuck, Addax, White Tailed Gnu and Aoudad.

Wild Plains – Wild Plains are home to a large variety of animals including the Common Eland, Ellipsis Waterbuck, Southern Ground Hornbill, Beisa Oryx, Peacock, Dama Gazella, Red Ankole Cattle, Scimitar Horned Oryx, Reticulated Giraffe and much, much, more.

Afrikka – A mix of exotic and endangered animals indigenous to Africa like Ostrich, African Elephant, White Rhinoceros, Asian Water Buffalo, Marabou Stork and Grant’s Zebra.

The Americas – Explore the inhabitants of the Americas featuring Rhea, Fallow Deer, Bison, Roosevelt Elk, Llama and Wild Turkey.

Two Asian water buffalo calves just joined the Afrikka section in the safari - and, staying true to their name, as they are often found submerged in ponds with only their heads visible above water.

Two Asian Water Buffalo Calves: While they bear some similarities to their African cousins, the Cape buffalo, Asian water buffalos are domesticated animals.

In the safari, they reside in the Wilde Plains section with a vast array of African species such as giraffe, greater kudu, ankole cattle, dama gazelle, white bearded gnu, bongo and more. This type of antelope is usually found near aquatic areas in Zambia and Botswana, and are considered a “near threatened species” in the wild.

Two Red Lechwe Calves: You can identify two red lechwe calves, born onsite this winter, by their reddish fur, white-ringed eyes and tall horns reaching up to three feet long.They live along with exotic hoof stock like addax, white-tailed gnu (black wildebeest) and aoudad. They resemble a horse, gloating a tufted tail, mane and impressive, ringed horns that curve like a scimitar. Two Sable Antelope Calves: Get ready to see two sable antelope calves born in the safari and residing in the Serengeti Grasslands section.