Global Wildlife

Yes it is

Yes

It's great

Yes. I would take a private tour it's so much better

Check website to be sure but I think they are open

We went about 10 am. It was a spring like day. That made it more enjoyable..

They didn't let us eat the animals.

I think a 32 oz cup of their food is like six or seven bucks

No, they only have non predatory animals such as bison, giraffes, etc.

Yes, but they're actually American Bison.

Combining Global Wildlife with a swamp tour makes for a wonderful day. We use Honey Island Swamp tours out of Slidell.

There is a ramp to get on the wagons, the walkway and entrance to the wagon is slim but would fit a smaller wheelchair. I would contact Global and they will be able to give you specific information.

You can go to the website and get their contact number and all details. Adult $19 & child (above 2) $11

16 a person for the public tour. A private tour is a bit more expensive but you need to have 4 people. Then you also want to buy food for the animals.

We just went last weekend (beginning of June) and it was great. We go every year at this time. If doing the private tour id suggest going as early in the day as you can. The 8am tour is probably more crucial than the time of year. :)

Yes, Sweet Daddy's BBQ currently has a food truck there.

$35 per person for private tours. Worth it!!

As a teacher, I'm assuming that the school district that your child is in has to pay for the transportation as well as admission. If I'm not mistaken, the children also get a cup of food to feed to the animals. I believe that the $24 fee is a total of everything that your child is receiving.

A breed of cattle with horns that span 5 1/2 - 6 1/2 feet.

About 400 people.

It is open, not affected by Ida

There are lots of people that can fit on the wagon.i would suggest a private safari,given that you have a toddler.it cost a little more but its worth it.also buy a sack or bin of food so you can feed the animals.it goes pretty fast .such a wonderful experience nonetheless. Hope this was helpful

No ma'am

The tour takes about 90 minutes. It starts on the hours.

Yes, it is open to the public

They have three different wild food options! Cup, bucket & a bag size. I would say the cup was not enough even for one person! And I am sorry I can't remember the prices but I kn that it really is not much at all. But it will be well worth it! Have a awsome adventure travel safe n blessed

It is definitely open. Just call to reserve a spot. During this time they are asking that you pay in advance for the tickets.

yes limited capacity so you have to book before you go

Lots of animals.

No, but you can feed animals from the cart and kids can pet the animals.

It needs to be closed for the horrible treatment of the animals.

Glad you got your answer! Have fun!

It $40 a person for a private tour. Well worth it. The large box of feed was $75 . We had the two Grand kids they had a great time next time we will get more feed.

I love this place.

Try their website and FB page. Or you can always just call them directly and ask.

I believe its $15 and $2 for a cup of feed.

You have to pay a fee

Yes mama

Yes

At least 30 mins early. Also, make sure you buy alot of feed. One cup will go quickly

19$ for 12& up 11$ for children

$19 for adults

No, but it looks like they have a certificate issue which makes a Google based browser throw up a security flag. Hit advanced and then you can click allow website to actually bypass the flag

I called today and they said they are open......?

About an hour and a half, if I remember correctly.

No, they aren't any. Just sit while it is in motion and be careful when feeding. I'd suggest don't touch the animals with bare hands while pregnant, just hold out your feeding cup. Other than that, go pee before the ride. Its about 1.5 hours. Been pregnant 2x and it sucked not being able to stop to go. So be ready. It helps to not drink during the ride too.

No

They have different prices per age. It is on their website. Click at the top for a safari tour. If you want a private tour it is a set price per person and you have to have a certain amount of people. You can also find that price on the website.

Yes. Jellystone park is within 10 miles.

I totally recommend to buy the sack. The food will go before you know it. The experience was amazing!!

There are a few packages to pick from. I would suggest you go online and look at their website And on top of all that, the best info is to buy the big bucket of feed or a sack.... All of the animals want to eat the food and with a small bucket or scoop it isn't enough to last the whole tour... So relaxing and enjoyable. The staff is very helpful and courteous You will have a wonderful time for sure.

No,think last bus is at 3

adults $19 seniors over 62 $17, children $13 ages 2-11, 1year old & under - free I recommend the wagon tours. Thats what my son (18) & I did & it was very well worth it. We were both pleased. The food is $1 a cup or $30 a bucket. We got the bucket & it seemed like a ton at first but it lasted us the whole tour. They also have guided tours where you can go in a group of 8 I believe but you need to purchase a minimum of 6 persons tickets at once. Its close to $30 (sorry I don't know the exact amount on that) however, I feel the wagon tour was just as good because you can only go so far anyway. The animals come running up when the see the wagon coming along. It was an awesome experience. Very happy with it plus its a tax write off since its nonprofit organization.

Yes

No, tours are cancelled if bad weather

I paid $122 for a family of 6 plus a sack of feed 65 minus discounts AAA + military 165

Yea I would not recommend as you are going to be on a wagon and if your pet jumps out or fall it may get hurt by the other animals

The private tour is $35 a person. Min 4. Max 8. Reg admission is around $20.

Dress according to temp. Its wide open so there is a breeze. Be comfortable!

Ive been 15+ times over the last 15 years and its worth every penny! I was there last in October.

Wagon Tour: - $19 adults - $17 seniors (over 62) - $13 kids (2-11) - $0 kids 1 and under

A must see venue.

The jeep tour is $35 for a person but you must reserve the jeep for 4 people. So if you go alone you pay $140, 2 people is $140, 3 people is $140 and 4 people is $140. The limit per jeep is 8 people but the price is still $35 per person.

We went on a Sunday. They have a website

When we went with the group they told us if we wanted a private tour to call or go up there in schedule one after our tour with the group was over and they also said we could call and schedule one.You might be able to go to there site and do it but I am not sure.

All of them except the zebras. We found out that zebras are assholes when we got there....who knew?! LOL

I did not find it pricey and they had stuff at all different prices.If you have a budget I am pretty sure you can ask them and they should be able to point you in that direction.Like someone said ask if they have a group discount or they might give a discount if you go over a certain amount.I always say it never hurts to ask all they can do is say they do not do that.

Private tours are available and great!!! If it's too cold though, not many animals may be out.