To us, Animal Kingdom feels less like a theme park than the other 3 parks that make up WDW because of the animals, and the safari is one of best ways to see animals. Lines can get quite long, so we started our early entry mornings with standing in the FOP line and then heading to the safari after. Genie + helps but is not really necessary in this park. We went twice during our vacation and both guides were fantastic. We learned many facts about the animals we saw on the safari; each CM would spend more time talking about their favorites so each safari felt different, even if we saw the same animals. Giraffes are my favorite so it was nice to see so many on the safari! On a side note, you can see them at the Animal Kingdom Lodge too! Love love this ride!

We have done this attraction a number of times on previous trips. It was a bit more bumpy than I remember previously and we had a few stops due to vehicles in front. A good chance to see various animals, which our little ones enjoyed. We saw quite a variety, perhaps not as many as previous visits. It's definitely worth doing whilst in Animal Kingdom.

Our family of two adults, an 8 year old and a 6 year old visited Disney World for two weeks holiday in October. We enjoyed the safari even though we've been on a proper Kenyan safari and live within a few miles of an animal park. It's great Disney invest in conservation and along with their aquarium in Epcot, really good opportunity for people to see lots of different animals. Enjoy!

Kilimanjaro Safaris is a fun experience and is about as close as it gets to going on a real safari in Africa. As one would expect from the expert Disney imagineers, Animal Kingdom has created a savannah scene that would make you think you are in Kenya rather than central Florida. It appears that animals are roaming freely in the wide spaces. Best to go early in the day when it is cooler, and animals are more active. Use Genie + and grab a pass for the mid-morning.