I would call to double check, but I believe so

Our 2 Hour Tour Package met only Friday and Saturday at noon, we choice to attend on Friday when most people are working and kids are in school. Our group was small. We had ample time to interact with the animals and plenty of time for photo opportunities. Have fun!

Call ahead to see availability. We went Friday and saw Nala their baby cub Lion up close.

You only see the lions from way outside fences. No one is allowed contact.

I would guess in the enclosed areas with the other lions and tigers but I don’t know for sure.

For my general experience....I was able to go around to look at all the animals available. But at the every end, I remember we all gathered inside an enclosed area. They will bring out different kind of animals we can pet. Many snakes, there are some monkeys I remember. Some of them they let them run free but may not want you to let them. So double check with the facility. They are very nice people.

Just to get in is a little pricey, but it is the intimate experiences that are what I would call expensive, but still worth it if you can afford it. Where or when are you going to have a chance to feed and play with baby monkeys, a baby tiger, or a 3 toed sloth? All the fees are posted on their website, so you can decide yourself on the expense aspect. You can bring your own camera, so you do not have to get the photo package.