A renowned tourism and entertainment attraction in the emirate, Dubai Safari Park, will be opening its doors for the 2023–2024 season on October 5, according to a statement from the Dubai Municipality today.
The Park offers both locals and visitors a singular opportunity to investigate and learn about the wonders of wildlife, fungus structures, and ecological diversity all in one location. It also gives visitors the opportunity to see birds and other creatures in their natural settings.
The Dubai Africa Safari Park has enhanced Dubai’s position as a significant worldwide tourism destination, in line with the Dubai Municipality’s objective to develop top-notch leisure attractions. In order to better serve guests, the Park revitalizes its attractions each season.
“In the upcoming 2023–2024 season, Dubai Africa Safari Park will provide an extensive range of engaging events that seamlessly combine both fun and learning while incorporating an extensive variety of animals and birds that reside in the park,” said Ahmad Al Zarooni, Director for the Office of the Director of Public Parks as well as Recreational Facilities at the Dubai Municipality. Guests will have the exceptional chance to learn more about the park’s unique environment and its dedication to preserving the best circumstances for its native species, safeguarding their welfare while complying with the highest standards of health. Along with holding workshops and events focusing on global environment and land conservation initiatives, as well as many facets of sustainability, we also intend to create a program aimed at raising awareness of endangered species.
Daily entertainment and educational performances will be held at designated periods throughout the day at Dubai Safari Park. The Bird World Show, which will be presented at the Explorers Village Theater between 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., is one of the highlights of this season. In addition, at 1:00 to 3:00 p.m., the Asian Villages will offer a fantastic showcase that will introduce viewers to some of the most fascinating animals on the planet. Similar to this, the Bird of Prey Show, which starts at 4:00 p.m., will provide spectators with unforgettable moments. As part of international celebrations, the Park will also provide a variety of seminars on topics including Teacher’s Day, International Animal Days like International Lemur Day, Hippo, Farms, the Climate Change Life Cycle, and other occasions pertaining to the environment, education, and animals.