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View our prices and what tickets include below…

SUMMER PRICES (FROM 10TH FEB 2024)

Online advance Individual Admission (3+yrs) – From £22.00

On the day Individual Admission (3+yrs) – £32.00

Essential Companion/Carer* Admission – Free

Under 3s Admission (0-2) – Free

Online advance Ride Wristband (3+yrs) – £10.00

On the day Ride Wristband (3+yrs) – £12.00

Little Penguin Ride Wristband (children between 0.8m-1.0m in height) – £7.00

Essential Companion/Carer** Wristband – Free

Rides in the Adventure Theme Park reopen on Saturday 10th February 2024. To read more about height restrictions and individual ride ticket prices –  click here.

ADMISSION TICKETS INCLUDE

Embark on a thrilling Safari Drive-through , where you’ll encounter incredible animals such as the majestic giraffes, impressive rhino, beautiful deer, two prides of lions and more!

Explore more on foot as you delve into Reptile World , watch the lively antics of penguins in Penguin Cove , take a deep dive into the underwater world of the Aquarium and meet adorable red pandas in the Red Panda Retreat. The Creepy Crawlies exhibit showcases a diverse array of insects and arachnids. Explore the mysterious Twilight Cave and come face-to-face with bats and nocturnal creatures. You can also feed and interact with vibrant birds at Lorikeet Landing and witness the intelligence of sea lions in an engaging Sea Lion Show .

Take a walk around our new areas and visit the African Walking Trai l to see elephants, giraffe and rhino on foot! Then head over to see the stunning big cats in Tiger Tropics and Lion Ridge .

Step back in time in the Ice Age exhibit and explore the prehistoric wonders of the Land of the Living Dinosaurs.

Head down to the African Village to marvel at the incredible hippos in Hippo Lakes , witness the playful antics of meerkats in Meerkat Mayhem , and get up close to charming lemurs in Lemur Woods . Throughout the day, don’t miss the chance to engage with the park’s dedicated animal experts during daily feeds , talks , and captivating animal encounters.

DYNAMIC PRICING

• You are able to save up to 30% when booking in advance, online. Due to dynamic pricing on our ticketing system, prices will vary depending on availability and peak days. Please note, we cannot guarantee prices will remain the same for any set period.
• Any discount percentage mentioned is against the gate price and is subject to change due to dynamic pricing.
• Discounts can be available up until midnight on the day before your visit.
• Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.

ESSENTIAL COMPANIONS

Nimbus Disability will individually assess your needs, with the help of your supporting documentation and statements through their detailed application process, to determine if you qualify for a free Essential Companion Ticket.

If you are successful, an Essential Companion Ticket can be collected from the Tickets Office on the day, where you will need to provide your details issued by Nimbus or show your Access Card, if you have upgraded. An Essential Companion Wristband can also be collected on the day from the Wristband Office, providing they are accompanying the guest requiring support who has purchased a wristband themselves, on a 1:1 basis. 

Please  click here to apply or read more about the process here.

*Unfortunately, we do not accept any other documents other than Nimbus applications. All guests who require an Essential Companion Ticket must apply online at least 7 working days in advance of your first visit, through our partner, Nimbus Disability .

FREE RETURN OFFER

Entitling the vehicle and online pre-paying occupants to an admission-only return visit to West Midland Safari Park, within six months. Date restrictions apply. Find out more on our Free Return Ticket  FAQ  page .

* Free Return Codes are ONLY sent to guests booking online in advance and are not included in the discounted group and school prices, Combi Tickets or special evening event tickets.

DISCOUNTS & VOUCHERS

Experience Overview

Meet and feed our incredible pride of lions!

Speak to our Experiences Team regarding what dates and times are available. Phone 01299 406461 or Email  [email protected]

£175.00 per person (aged 6+ years. Children aged 6-15 years must be accompanied by a full paying adult).

What's Included

• Meeting and feeding our lions
• Admission to the Safari Park
• Box of animal food
• Pictures from your day on a memory stick, taken by your guide
• A Free Return Code, allowing you to visit the Park again within 6 months
• Arrive at WMSP, turn right at the island on the drive and enter through the black gates.
• Follow the signs for the Safari drive-through and then Park in the tarmac bays near the Main Reception. Your VIP Guide will meet you here.
• Arrive at our African Lion House. Your VIP guide will give you a tour behind the scenes. You will see the lions in their outdoor compound and have an opportunity to feed them. Afterwards, some of the other pride  members will be released onto the Safari.
• You are now free to spend the rest of the day at your leisure, exploring the Safari Park.
• Don’t forget to call in at Reception to pick up your memory stick and Free Return Ticket.

Important Information

• Minimum age for participants is 6 years.
• This Experience is available on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays during our Summer Season, and Saturdays and Sundays during our Winter Season, subject to availability.
• Children aged 6-15 years must be accompanied by a full paying adult
• VIP Experiences can either be booked for a specific date or on an open-dated basis valid for the season. Whilst we will always try to accommodate changes in date, this is subject to availability and cannot always be guaranteed.
• Once an experience has been purchased refunds will not be considered.

WEST MIDLANDS SAFARI PARK REVEALS NEW LOOK…

West Midlands Safari Park has announced it will be having a new look this year, by teasing a brand-new logo, with the help of some of its resident animals.

The award-winning tourist attraction celebrated its 50 th anniversary last year, so the Park felt like it was the right time to embark on a rebrand and truly mark the start of a new era.

Since being taken over by the Looping Group in 2018, the Park has grown substantially, with the addition of unique onsite accommodation, upgraded animal habitats and brand-new attractions.

The Park’s logo has had a complete revamp, with a new, fun font, vibrant colours and the addition of a giraffe icon, which reflects the attraction’s exciting offering of up-close animal experiences.

Head of Marketing, Rochelle Zare, explained, “ We have grown so much as an organisation, especially in the last four years, so we felt that we needed a new logo and brand identity, that can grow with us into the future.

“After thorough research, in which we invited feedback from various stakeholders, including regular guests to the Park and prospective customers, we gained valuable insight into why people love our attraction and why guests want to visit. This showed we have one of the best, immersive animal experiences in the country, so we wanted our new brand identity to reflect that, hence the addition of a giraffe icon.”

She continued, “ As a family attraction we wanted to get the seal of approval from our core audience, so we tested the new logo with hundreds of local school children, aged 4-11 and it was a big hit! We hope all our guests love it as much as we do.”

Ahead of unveiling the new logo to the public, the Park gained important feedback from some of its esteemed judges – the animals!

It was a hit with the lemurs, with the whole troop running straight over to investigate, whereas Rhianna, the reticulated python, was a bit slower to approach, but quickly gave it the ‘ssssssseal’ of approval by using it as a resting stop.

The new logo’s ambassadors showed appreciation the only way giraffes can – with prolonged staring, although Henry did give it a big lick!

Finally, the logo was presented to the family of Sumatran tigers and first to approach was dad, Nakal, who took a big swipe at it, knocked it over, then sat on it, fiercely protecting it with snarls and growls.

When he finally moved on, mum, Dourga approached with baby, Lestari. The logo was such a hit with Dourga, she picked it up and dragged it into her sleeping quarters, expertly navigating it through the entrance hatch.

When keepers managed to retrieve the logo, it was left with the memento of four magnificent tiger teeth impressions!

Alongside the logo, the Park will adopt a new brand identity and although their name is not largely changing, they have added the ‘s’ back into Midlands (it was West Midland Safari Park for 50 years)!

From next month, guests can expect to see the logo change across the Park’s signage and digital channels, including a brand-new website, shortly followed by the release of a range of new retail products as well as staff uniforms.

As well as the rebrand, the Park has announced new attractions and events for 2024, including a family ride called Jungle Jeeps, a refresh of its playground, the chance to see cheetahs on foot in an extension of the Park’s African Walking Trail as well as new hippo and wild dog lodges.

There will also be the chance to see the Park’s latest arrivals, including tiger cub, Lestari, month-old rhino calf Malaika and a troop of tiny pygmy marmosets, who will be venturing outside for the first time this Spring.

Managing Director for West Midlands Safari Park, Chris Kelly, added, “ This is an exciting time for all of us here at the Park and we’re delighted to be sharing our new look after months of hard work behind the scenes. This definitely signifies a new chapter and I’d like to take the opportunity to thank all our guests, past and present for supporting us. Without them, we couldn’t continue to take the best care of the animals who call the Park home and all the conservation efforts we support for their counterparts in the wild .”  

MEET BLUEY AT WEST MIDLAND SAFARI PARK THIS HALF TERM…

West Midland Safari Park is excited to announce that popular children’s character Bluey, will be entertaining guests during February half term.

Bluey will be making personal appearances with her sister Bingo, at intervals throughout the day from 12 to 16 February.

Fans will be able to take part in ticketed ‘Meet and Greet’ sessions, at selected times in the Safari Academy, in the pedestrianised area of the Park.

PR & Events Officer, Bethan Davis, said, “ We’re really excited that Bluey and Bingo are returning for five days this half term. Bluey is a favourite for both children and parents and it’s great that we can allow guests to meet the characters, included as part of their day out.

“Bluey and Bingo will be making five appearances throughout the day for ‘meet and greets’, where families will have the opportunity to interact and take photos. Due to this event being so popular last year, we have introduced a ticketing system, so guests can guarantee meeting Bluey and Bingo.”

As well as the opportunity to see Bluey this half term, the Park will be opening daily again for its summer season, including the Adventure Theme Park.

There will also be the chance to see the newest arrivals, including some tiny pygmy marmosets and the latest babies.

Bluey appearances, the four-mile safari, walk-through exhibits, animal talks and encounters, are all included in the admission charge.

Guests are encouraged to book online in advance for the best prices, and a pre-booked time slot for the meet and greet sessions is essential.

WATCH THE MOMENT A RARE BABY RHINO IS BORN ON CCTV…

The amazing moment a rare baby southern white rhino was born at West Midland Safari Park, has been caught on CCTV.

Keepers watching the live footage behind-the-scenes, saw the female calf arrive at 1:48am on 11 January 2024, following a tricky breach birth, for 15-year-old mum, Keyah.

After a few attempts, keepers noticed that the calf was struggling to get to her feet, so stepped in quickly to get her standing, enabling her to tentatively walk to her mum to have her first feed.

Now at a week old, the calf is doing really well and has been given the African name Malaika, meaning ‘angel’.

Head Keeper of Ungulates, Lisa Watkins, said, “ The team are absolutely over the moon with the safe arrival of a female white rhino calf. After a long wait, having had two male calves born in 2021, a female was a very welcome addition to the crash. Mum, Keyah, is doing a fantastic job of caring for the newborn with older brother Jumani eager to meet his little sister.

“I am really proud of the team for all their daily hard work and dedication, to allow this calf to arrive safe and healthy. We all look forward to showing the new arrival off in the near future, but for now, both mum and calf are spending some important time bonding in the warmth and comfort of their house.”

Malaika is the sixth baby white rhino to be born at the Park in the last eight years, marking another success for the Park’s involvement in a collaborative European breeding programme, conserving threatened species.

Katie McDonald, Research and Conservation Officer, said “Like all wildlife attractions, we believe it is extremely important for us to contribute to the conservation of the species we hold. White rhinos are one of the species for which there is a European-wide breeding programme and WMSP has been a strong contributor. This is the sixth white rhino calf born since 2016.” 

She continued , “Having safe and healthy populations in zoos and parks is extremely valuable when the situation in the animal’s natural habitat is precarious. White rhinos are threatened in the wild by poachers, who kill them so they can sell rhino horn on the black market. 

“Through our amazing conservation partner, Save the Rhino International, we actively support rhino conservation by helping to fund anti-poaching activities in uMkhuze Game Reserve, South Africa, where dedicated ranger teams work every day to monitor and protect rhinos across the reserve.”

Southern white rhinos are classed as ‘near threatened’ by the IUCN (International Union for the Conservation of Nature), with around 16,000 remaining individuals.

The population of white rhinos has recovered greatly since almost becoming extinct in the early 1900s, but despite being somewhat of a conservation success story, they are the subspecies of rhinos most threatened by poaching.

Malaika will be kept in the warmth of the house while she settles in, then will slowly be introduced to the rest of the herd, including brother Jumani, half-brothers Granville and Jambo and dad, Barney.

She brings the number of white rhinos at the Park to nine, who can be seen on the safari drive-through.

BOOKINGS OPEN FOR SAFARI PARK’S WILD NEW LODGES…

Bookings are now being taken for West Midland Safari Park’s brand-new luxury lodges, which include overnight stays with views of hippos and African wild dogs.

Following planning being granted last month, work has now started on the development, which will see the instalment of eight lodges, alongside new habitats for the animals.

First of its kind in Europe, four lodges will offer incredible views of African wild dogs, whereas four more lodges will be the only place in the UK where you can stay overlooking hippopotamus.

The African Wild Dog Lodges will be single-storey and can sleep up to six guests, offering incredible views into the dogs’ habitat through the huge windows spanning the bedrooms, living spaces and outside decking area.

The Hippo Lodges will be two-storey, with open-plan living spaces, covered outdoor viewing areas, spacious balconies and two bedrooms, sleeping either five or six people.

Two of the Hippo Lodges will be accessible for wheelchair users, with a double or twin singles downstairs, as well as a wet room, wide doorways and car parking outside the lodge.

Neil James, Project Manager, said, “ As with all our lodges, we take influence from the animals themselves when it comes to the designs and the interiors. For the African wild dog lodges, we wanted to create a different style to represent the world’s most prolific land predator. These animals are perfectly designed to cope with the harsh African environment and these lodges will feel like they are born from the earth, but with a chic finish.

“Overlooking the pool and natural landscape, the tones throughout the Hippo Lodges will really complement our group of hippopotamuses. We have blended a natural and neutral palette with African textures and patterns. These lodges are warm, welcoming and stylish and the perfect place to sit back and relax whilst watching the charismatic animals.”

Guests will be able to watch the UK’s largest pod of hippopotamus, from the comfort of their lodges, as the four animals explore their new environment, which will be upgraded with 24-hour access to both their indoor and extended outdoor habitats.

The new hippo house will also be suitable for future breeding programmes, with an indoor pool, mud wallows and evening pools which offer close access viewing for guests from their lodge balconies.

The wild dogs’ habitat will be expansive, allowing the pack of four dogs to explore, socialise and play, with integrated enrichment points to stimulate natural behaviours.

Both habitats will integrate into the Park’s pedestrianised African Walking Trail, which will allow day guests to view the wild dogs from a split-level viewing point, with additional viewing along the trail for the hippos.

This will be the first time in the Park’s history, that guests will be able to see the African wild dogs on foot.

African wild dogs are classified as ‘endangered’ and common hippos ‘vulnerable’, by the IUCN (International Union for the Conservation of Nature), with both species facing threats in the wild such as poaching and habitat loss.

Both species are part of an EEP (EAZA Ex-situ Programme), a breeding programme supporting the conservation of their wild counterparts by creating a reserve population. The new facilities will enable the Park to continue its important work with the EEP.

Safari Lodges short breaks include breakfast and dinner, spectacular views of the animals, admission to the Park for two days and Theme Park wristbands, during the summer season.

Guests can now book their Hippo Lodge or African Wild Dog Lodge stay, via the Safari Lodges website, where they can choose dates from 19 July to 30 September 2024. Prices will start from £515 per night, based on two guests.

TREE-MENDOUS TREAT FOR CUB’S FIRST CHRISTMAS…

A Sumatran tiger cub at West Midland Safari Park has been involved in the festive celebrations by being given her very first Christmas tree.

Five-month-old Lestari will be experiencing her first Christmas at the Park and will be spending it with her mum, Dourga and her keepers, who at this time of year are often using seasonal items as forms of enrichment, for the animals in their care.

This may be stockings full of hay for the rhinos, bauble pits for the meerkats, or in this case, offering the textures and scents of a small, tiger cub-sized Christmas tree, donated by the Park’s events team.

Head Keeper of Carnivores, Chris Hodgkins, said, “ As it’s Lestari’s first Christmas, to make it extra special she was given a Christmas tree as enrichment. Enrichment is important for all our animals, as it gives them something to explore and encourages natural behaviours.

“Lestari loved the tree and it didn’t take her long to realise she could play with it, especially after her mum had pulled it out the ground! We loved watching her stalk and pounce on it, then drag it around her habitat. I think it’s safe to say she has been a good girl this year and will be getting a nice present from Santa! The keepers are thrilled to see how much she has grown and developed her own little personality! ”

At this time of year, there are over 300 trees at the Park, being using as decorations for the Park’s Santa Safari and Safari Skating events.

In the new year, the trees will either be donated as enrichment for the animals or recycled as part of a ‘treecycling’ campaign for the Park’s partnership with local charity, the Grace Kelly Childhood Cancer Trust.

Volunteers, including staff members from the Park, will be collecting used Christmas trees from people’s homes and dropping them at the Park where the trees will be chipped on site to be used as bedding for some of the animals.

Donations from the treecycling service will support children and their families in the area, fighting childhood cancer. More information can be found here: www.gkcct.org/treecycle

The Park will be open daily over the Christmas period until 7 January 2024, closing only for Christmas Day and Boxing Day.

Guests can see the animals on a winter safari, or on foot in the Park’s pedestrianised areas, including Lestari and Dourga in Tiger Tropics.

SAFARI PARK PRESENTS TO PARLIAMENT…

A member of staff at West Midland Safari Park has had the honour of presenting to members of parliament, about the amazing work the Education Team do at the tourist attraction.

Chloe Walton-Stenson, Senior Education Officer, was invited to speak at the All-Party Parliamentary Group, on behalf of BIAZA (British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums) and chaired by Labour MP, Sarah Champion.

Peers and MPs listened to how the Education Team at the Park, actively engage learners of different ages, why there is a need for age-diverse education within zoos, with the example of Chloe’s award-winning Amateur Zoologist Club.

Chloe’s award came from BIAZA for the Education Team’s Amateur Zoologist Club, which was set up in 2022, working with the Park’s local ‘University of the 3 rd Age’, providing members with chances to learn a variety of zoological topics and get closer to nature.

Chloe said, “Being invited to share the fantastic work we do as part of education at West Midland Safari Park, with members of parliament was an honour and a very exciting opportunity. Bringing conservation education to learners of all ages, but especially mature learners, is one of my favourite parts of my job role, so it was incredibly special to share this with a new audience. It is vitally important that zoos value everyone who wants to learn about biodiversity, as we can all play in part in protecting the natural world.”

Alongside Chloe, there were presentations from Noah’s Ark Zoo Farm on their fantastic work, improving accessibility at their site and Dr Jo Judge, CEO of BIAZA, lead discussions on behalf of the zoo members present.

Dr Jo Judge said, “ The extinction and climate crisis means it’s more important than ever our politicians are thinking about how to empower people of all ages to take action. Chloe did a fantastic job representing the work of good zoos and aquariums, to inspire people to take care of the natural world and then help them to take action to protect the planet. BIAZA members such as West Midland Safari Park are committed to creating a better world through conservation and education .”

As well as the Education Team’s involvement with mature learners, Chloe also talked about the Park’s commitment to supporting local schools and charities, and opportunities for the Park’s animal care students, who take part in courses onsite at the Park’s Safari Academy.

The All-Party Parliamentary Group was held at Portcullis House, a government office for Parliamentary staff, in London, on 5 December.

SAFARI PARK’S SANTA AND SKATING SPECTACLE UNVEILED…

West Midland Safari Park is pleased to announce that its popular Christmas event starts tomorrow and this year there is an exciting new feature – Safari Skating. 

From 24 November and running daily until Christmas Eve, guests will have the chance to see Santa in his magical grotto during the day, or on selected dates, visit Santa during the evening. 

Alongside seeing the big man himself, the Park is inviting guests to try out their skating skills on its brand-new Glice® rink, which is open until 7 January 2024.

This eco-friendly ice rink alternative is suitable for all the family and doesn’t require any water or energy, meaning it’s more sustainable (and not a soggy bottom in sight!). 

Ahead of opening, who better to test the new feature than Santa, who grabbed his Head Elf (and a stability aid), then was seen zooming around the rink and enjoying the frequent ‘snow’ flurries.

Head of Marketing, Rochelle Zare, said, “ Christmas is one of the best times of the year to visit West Midland Safari Park, and this year is no exception. After the tremendous amount of work that’s been put into this year’s event, the team here cannot wait to see the faces of families entering the Park, seeing the beautiful winter wonderland we’ve created, and experiencing our magical grotto and new Glice ® rink. ”

Guests looking for some extra festive fun, can choose to purchase a skating only ticket or add Safari Skating on to their Santa Safari or winter visit to the Park.

There will also be the opportunity to purchase some winter gifts or some festive food and drinks, at the new outlets next to the rink.

For the Christmas season, the Park has been magically transformed into a winter wonderland, with over 300 Christmas trees, new illuminated characters, lights, baubles, photo points and even thick layers of ‘snow’. 

Guests to the grotto will be greeted by Santa’s team of friendly elves who will magically transport families to the North Pole on Santa’s newly refurbished sleigh featuring a talking owl and enchanting northern lights.

Disembarking the sleigh, they will follow a path through a magical winter wonderland, busy elf workshop and reindeer stables, finally reaching the grotto to pay a visit to the big man himself. 

Children will receive a memento of their day by having a picture taken of themselves with Santa which they can then take home, alongside being able to choose their very own present from the elves’ workshop. 

Also included in the package is a visit to Mrs Claus’ Kitchen, where children can enjoy a drink and cookie, whilst adults are treated to a hot drink and festive treat. 

There will be a chance for children to write their letters to Santa and post them in his friendly talking postbox, with a chance of winning a family annual pass. 

Additionally, guests visiting this winter can add on a virtual reality sleigh ride – a magical 4D adventure to the North Pole, helping Santa to test out his sleigh before his big journey on Christmas Eve. 

PAW-SOME PUMPKIN PLAY FOR PARK’S BABIES…

Something spooky is in the air at West Midland Safari Park, as the animal keepers have been treating the Park’s newest cubs and pups to their own pumpkins.

For Sumatran tiger cub, Lestari, red panda cub, Lushan and meerkat pup, Lily, this is the first time they have experienced pumpkins and there were mixed reactions to the large, seasonal fruits!

Lushan and Lestari seemed to be very wary to start with, approaching the pumpkins with extreme caution and then retreating hastily, leaving their mothers to enjoy them instead.

Lily the meerkat pup however, had her paws straight on the prize, led by the rest of the mob, who were very excited to see this novel form of enrichment and frantically started to scratch and nibble at the tasty, orange flesh.

Katie McDonald, Research and Conservation Officer, explained, “ We use enrichment to allow our animals to exhibit natural behaviours. This might be to give the animals different foraging opportunities, or sometimes it exercises muscles they might not always use. It may also increase exploration of the environment by using interesting scent trails. 

“Novel objects such as pumpkins allow our animals to investigate something that looks, smells and feels different. Some species, like our meerkats can use their cognitive skills to find food inside them, whilst other animals such as our tigers, like to stalk and capture them! Enrichment is very important for our young, developing animals. They need varied environments to develop their movement and thinking skills, just like human babies, so it was great to see how each one reacted.”

For the red pandas, keepers hollowed out their pumpkin and filled it with bamboo, which was enjoyed by Lushan’s mum, Mei Lin, whereas the meerkats’ was filled with wriggly meal worms.

As the Park is currently themed with hundreds of pumpkins for their Spooky Spectacular Halloween event, any surplus are donated to the animals, so the tiger keepers also offered Lestari a complete, uncarved pumpkin.

Presented in this way was an instant hit and the four-month-old cub ‘stalked’ the pumpkin before pouncing on it and attacking it with her tiny claws, teeth and feet!

She was also seen fiercely protecting her precious plaything from her mum, Dourga, who was warned off with a few playful pats to the face.

Guests to the Park may spot pumpkins in some of the other animal habitats, on the safari and in the pedestrianised areas, some of which make up spooky photo points for guests to snap a picture.

During Spooky Spectacular (running until 5 November), guests can take part in a trail to win a tasty treat, enter a competition to win a Rhino Lodge stay, meet Patch the pumpkin-headed scarecrow, or take part in a brand-new ‘silly science show’ with new mascot, Mitzy Monster (from 28 October).

Lestari, Lushan and Lily can be seen in the walk-through areas of the Park and along with Spooky Spectacular activities, are included in the admission charge.

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Take the main Hagley Road to the Quinton Expressway A456 through Hagley and Blakedown following Safari Park signs through Kidderminster to Bewdley.  

From Wolverhampton:

Take the A449 to Kidderminster. Take the A456 to Bewdley. From the North: Take the M6 South, leave on exit 8 and join the M5. Take the M5 to exit 3 and follow the A456 through Kidderminster to Bewdley.  

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Take the M5 North, leave on exit 6 and follow the A449 to Kidderminster. Take the A456 to Bewdley

WORK STARTED ON SAFARI PARK’S SECOND PHASE OF LUXURY LODGES…

Work has started at West Midland Safari Park for their second phase of luxury accommodation, including overnight stays with giraffes and white rhinos.

Following planning being granted last week, the Park can now go ahead with building eight two-storey lodges, integrated into the white rhino and giraffe habitats, giving guests a truly unforgettable and immersive experience.

The white rhino lodges will sleep four people and will be the only experience of its kind in the UK. The ground floor will provide an open-plan living space with a balcony offering ground-level views of the rhinos. Two bedrooms and a bathroom will be located on the first floor, along with a balcony providing panoramic views of the rhinos and Safari.

In the giraffe lodges, guests will be able to come eye-to-eye with the Park’s charismatic tower of eight giraffes from the balcony on the first floor, which is where the living room, kitchenette and dining room are situated. A bathroom and two bedrooms will be downstairs, providing accommodation for four people.

The introduction of the new lodges also enables the Park to update and improve the habitats of the animals, giving them 24-hour access to both their indoor and outdoor environments.

Managing Director, Chris Kelly said, “ We’re thrilled that planning has been granted for the next stage of our development. This will see new habitats, housing and facilities being built for our giraffes and white rhinos, enabling our brilliant team of wildlife keepers to continue the high standard of care they provide for our animals.

“Alongside the new animal facilities, we will be installing eight new lodges, four of which will offer spectacular views of the white rhinos, with the other half bringing you face-to-face with our beautiful giraffes, from the second-storey balconies. 

“We’re hoping that we have the same guest reaction for the new lodges as we had for our elephant and cheetah lodges and our Red Panda Cottages, which has been outstanding. We look forward to releasing more information on booking and an opening date, later in the year.”

White rhino and Rothschild’s giraffe are classified as “Near Threatened” by the IUCN (International Union for the Conservation of Nature), with both species facing threats in the wild such as poaching and habitat loss.

The Park’s white rhino and Rothschild’s giraffe are both part of an EEP (European Endangered Species Programme), a breeding programme, supporting the conservation of their wild counterparts by creating a reserve population. The new facilities will enable the Park to continue their important work with the EEP.

As well as the new accommodation and habitats for the animals, the Park will also be installing pathways so that day guests can go to see the giraffes and African elephants on foot – a first for the Park in its 44-year history. These will be accessible from the Park’s current walk-through areas.

The new lodges will be integrated into the four-mile Safari and will sit alongside the elephant and cheetah lodges which opened earlier this year and quickly sold out. More recently, the Park opened two Red Panda Cottages, which still have some dates available for 2022.

Bookings for the new lodges will hopefully be available at the end of the year, but guests can book the Red Panda Cottages and find further information on the Safari Lodges website: www.safari-lodges.co.uk .

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Choose an amount and your friend or family member can use this to purchase e-tickets & Annual Passes for up to 12 months!

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• Purchase an e-Gift Voucher for your friend or family online.
• The e-Gift Voucher with unique code will be sent to you digitally, via email. (Please check your junk mail folder if you have not received it within 20 minutes.)
• Send this on to the gift recipient or print it out to give to them.
• The gift recipient will then just need to book tickets online and enter their unique code at the end of the checkout process.

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• E-Gift Vouchers can be redeemed online only, when purchasing tickets from wmsp.co.uk.
• E-Gift Vouchers are valid for 12 months  from the date of purchase – any remaining balance will not be refunded.
• E-Gift Vouchers cannot be redeemed at the admission kiosks at the Park, nor in any gift shops, catering outlets or at the Wristband Office in the Adventure Theme Park.
• E-Gift Vouchers are valid for Admission Tickets, Admission & Ride Tickets, Annual Passes, VIP Experiences, as well as any added extras such as Animal Feed, Guidebooks or Minibus Guided Tours, when booked online .
• E-Gift Vouchers cannot be used to book a stay at the Safari Lodges.
• E-Gift Vouchers cannot be used when purchasing from our online retail shop.
• 'Added extras' must be purchased alongside at least one 'Admission' or 'Admission & Rides' e-ticket.
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Frequently asked questions about your stay

Pre-booking, how much is it to stay at safari lodges.

Our Standard Package includes;

• An overnight stay in one of our luxury lodges, with incredible wildlife right outside • Two-day admission ticket to the Safari Park • Two-day access to rides in the Theme Park* • Sharing platter and two-course dinner • Continental breakfast • Plus more…

*Summer Season only. Generally from mid-February to end of October. Please see wmsp.co.uk for exact dates.

Prices from 1st October 2023 until 30th September 2024

Prices are per night and differ depending on the Lodge type and the time of year:  

Additional guests from 1st Oct 2023:  

£185 per adult per night £130 per child (3-15yrs) per night £20 per under 3 per night  

How can I book?

Bookings are made online – Click Here To Book . 

If you have an enquiry that is not answered in our FAQs, please contact our Team using the Contact Form . If you wish to get in touch, please do bear with us, as we are working our way through a huge number of enquiries.

Can I pay a deposit?

Payment is needed in full to reserve your Safari Lodges stay.

Can we feed the animals from the Lodge?

Feeding will not be available from the Lodges.  If you would like to book a VIP Experience to feed our animals, please check availability and pre-book at an additional cost. Click Here. VIP Experiences are subject to availability. Some dates and experiences are liable to be booked up quickly.

Are the Lodges accessible?

What's your cancellation policy, what is the minimum age to stay in the lodges.

All groups in a Lodge will need at least one adult booked in (18+).

What is the maximum number of guests each lodge can sleep?

The Wild Dog Lodges, Hippo Lodges, Tiger Lodges without a Hot Tub, Lion Lodges, Cheetah Lodges, Rhino Lodges and Elephant Lodges with Bunk Beds can sleep up to six guests.

The Accessible Hippo Lodges, Tiger Lodges with a Hot Tub, Elephant Lodges with Single Beds, Giraffe Lodges and Red Panda Cottages can sleep up to five guests.

Can I book for different Lodges on separate nights?

Why do i need to pay for my child under 3 to stay.

We now charge a small fee of £20 per infant, to cover their food costs, as well as house keeping and general services during your stay.

Do WMSP Annual Pass holders get a discount?

Yes, Safari Annual Pass holders get a 10% discount off Lodge bookings*. Please note:

• The guest booking must be the annual Pass holder
• The Pass needs to be still in date at the time of booking
• Only one Annual Pass can be used per Lodge booking

Once you have made your booking, please contact us and provide your annual pass membership details. You will also need to show your Annual Pass on your check-in to the Lodge.

*excludes Bronze Annual Passes.

Do you offer any group discounts discounts?

Is there a minimum/maximum length of stay, can i pay using tesco clubcard vouchers, is there a single occupancy surcharge.

There is a minimum capacity of two guests per Lodge.

How do I find out about last-minute availability?

To be the first to hear about when we have a last-minute Lodge availability, you can sign up to our Cancellation Email List here: www.safari-lodges.co.uk/cancellations.

Please note, these are likely to be very last-minute notifications and may get booked quickly!

Do you offer gift vouchers?

If you have purchased a Safari Lodge as a gift, we can provide a gift voucher and envelope for you to present to the intended recipient. Please contact us with this request – [email protected]

Please contact us in plenty of time to ensure our team receives your request and can get this shipped out to you in time to gift your experience.

During Your Visit

Where do i check-in.

Please check-in at our Lodges Reception, located next to the Lost City Plaza entrance.  You can view the Lodges area map here .

What time is check-in and check-out?

You are welcome to arrive at the Safari Park when it opens to enjoy your first day. For opening times please see here. Your Lodge check-in time will be allocated when you are at the Park and is usually mid-afternoon.

Don’t forget to stop by the Lodges Reception when you arrive to pick up your Ride Wristbands! (summer season only)

Check-out is 10:00am.

Can I see a map of the Lodge locations?

Yes, you can view a map of our Safari Lodges here .

Can I give my ride wristbands to other friends or family members visiting the Safari Park?

The ride wristbands that come with a Safari Lodges booking are non-transferable, so only guests staying overnight can have access to the rides in the Adventure Theme Park.

Is there free parking?

Yes, you will have a designated free parking space next to the Lodges Reception.

Can I park directly outside my Lodge?

Parking is not permitted outside your Lodge unless you have specifically booked an Accessible Lodge (we currently have two: 1x elephant/1x lion). All vehicles must remain in the car park by Reception. Your luggage can be transported by a member of our team. Please note, the walk from your car up to your Lodge could be anything between 10 to 20 minutes.

Can I bring my pet?

Unfortunately, no pets are allowed in the Safari Lodges.

Can I hire a cot?

Yes, cots can be hired free of charge. Please note, it does not include bedding.

How can I make changes to my booking?

For any amendments to your booking, please contact our Team using the Contact Form . 

Are the lodges safe for children?

Yes, the Lodges and exhibits are designed and built to current UK building regulations and zoo licencing standards to ensure that all of our guests and animals a safe, whilst offering an up-close and personal interactive experience. Please note, children should always be under parental care.

Is there a smoking policy?

There is no smoking allowed anywhere in or around the Lodges. A £250 cleaning charge will be added if guests smoke inside the Lodges.

Can I invite other friends or family members into my Lodge or Cottage?

Only guests who are listed on the Safari Lodges booking can have any access to the accommodation.

Who do I advise of any special dietary requirements?

Please let us know any dietary requirements upon booking.

What if I need assistance during my stay?

Please ring Guest Services using the telephone in your Lodge if you need anything during your stay.

How long does it take to drive around the Safari Drive-through?

The Safari Drive-through generally takes at least two hours to drive around. This can be longer during busy periods.

Do I need a time slot for the Safari Drive-through?

No, Lodge guests can visit the Safari at any time during the opening hours. You will be issued with tickets in your welcome pack, that you will need to use to access the drive-through and walk-through.

Can I leave the site during my visit?

Yes, please contact a member of our Guest Services Team to let them know if you need to leave site.

Am I guaranteed to see the animals when staying in the Lodge?

You are likely to see the animals from your Lodge, but due to the nature of our wildlife, sometimes they do rest in areas which are not easy to  view, particularly during inclement weather or very hot weather, as we expect our animals to live and act as closely as their species do in the wild. Animal husbandry and health  check-ups  may also mean that some animals are not visible at certain times.

What can I do on an evening, once the Park is closed?

During the evening, you can sit and relax, enjoying the ambience of your Lodge. There is a widescreen TV in each lodge, which displays terrestrial TV channels.

Depending on which Lodge you are in, you may still see animals outside. They have access to their indoor housing, so can come and go as they wish. Whether they are outside your Lodge or in their night quarters will depend on the weather conditions and if the species you have chosen to stay with likes to roam in the dark. For example, our red pandas are more active at night. Please understand that we are unable to artificially light their habitat during dark hours, as our animals need to experience both day and night naturally for their own health and welfare.

Are there discounts available in the Park?

Safari Lodges guests can benefit from 20% off items in gift shops and food outlets. Simply show your gold wristband when you’re at the till and the discount will be applied.

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