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Adventurers Get Red Carpet Treatment as Wild Africa Trek at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Celebrates 15,000th Guest

Thomas Smith

by , Editorial Content Director, Disney Parks

Guests Cassie and Lucas Dillinger from Beaver Falls, Pa., Were First to Walk the Red Carpet Celebrating the Wild Africa Trek’s 15,000th Guest

Now there’s a rare sight. Mickey Mouse and Goofy just rolled out the red carpet in the wild for a special group of adventurers exploring Wild Africa Trek at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. It’s part of the celebration of an important milestone at the experience – our 15,000th guest.

Entire Group of Wild Africa Trek Adventurers

An entire group of Wild Africa Trek adventurers were recognized during the celebration at the park, including guests Cassie and Lucas Dillinger from Beaver Falls, Pa., who were first to walk the red carpet.

Are you ready for your own Wild Africa Trek adventure? It’s open to guests age 8 and older. Price varies seasonally. Call 407-WDW-TOUR or 407-939-8687 for more.

Comments

  • This tour is worth every penny! It was my splurge item on a solo trip last fall. Jabali, the baby elephant, had just been on stage a few days, as he was three weeks old. Part of the fee goes to conservation programs. They even made allowances for my food allergies. I can’t wait to do this tour again!

  • This is a fantastic tour! Guides Loni and Mark were fun and passionate about us having a great experience and fun too! We saw so many of the animals up close that we wouldn’t get to see on the safari ride.We had an amazing meal with a view of the Savannah with the animals all around us, it was so cool!! The picture video of pictures arrived home before us and it brought back all of the fun we had that morning!! Would recommend this tour for everyone!! Thank you Disney for making this an adventure to remember!!!

  • We took the Wild Africa Trek in October. Cast members are/were great! We learned a lot and had terrific fun!

  • What fun! I hope their are plans to create more fun and educational tours like this one at WDW.

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