Jungle Island

Jungle Island is actually a zoo, and there are some amusement items inside. There are a lot of animals. This is the most famous zoo in Miami, and it is also a place that people who go to Miami will choose.

Jungle Island is a famous amusement park in Miami. It is suitable for going with children. Our group of 4 people spent $156 to enter this attraction (two elderly people are cheaper than 2 dollars each). This attraction is in a good location and the mood is beautiful. The problem is that the cost here is not only the entry fee, but the parking fee.

Jungle Island is Miami's famous amusement park. It's a good place to go with children. Four of us spent $156 to get into the attraction (two old people each cheaper $2). The location of the attraction is very good and the mood is very beautiful. The problem is that the admission fee includes parking.

Jungle Island is a popular zoo in Miami. What impressed us most was the white lion and white tiger, Liger (the descendant of lion and female tiger), the stupid kangaroo, and the sloth that did not work after watching Mad Animal City. Animal performances of all kinds are also worth watching. There are many other animals. There are plenty of opportunities to contact animals here, and there is no extra charge. It is very suitable for parent-child travel. It is suggested that the tour should last about three hours.

It's very well located, just on the Miami cruise ship and downtown Miami. You can enjoy staying here for three hours. It's not very big, but it's like a show, especially for children.

Located on a small island in Miami, it is not big enough to run for an hour. However, compared with domestic zoos, there are parrots and lizards for visitors to take hand-held photos (self-portraits are free, Park photo fees) as soon as they enter the park. Some birds are strolling along the park's walkway to seek food from visitors. Kangaroo parks can be visited inside for visitors to touch with their own hands. It's just a couple of animal shows that feel like they're going through the motions.