1pm too late to see animals at Sanaa?

[mgsquared]

Hi Everyone!

We are thinking blizzard beach in the morning and then lunch at Sanaa before heading to AK on one of our park days. My concern is that 11:30-12:00 is too early and no time to swim but our current reservation for 13:00 might be too late to see animals? They start disappearing because of the heat no?

What do you guys think?

TIA!

 

[Dug720]

I remember animals being out pretty much all the daylight when we stayed at AKL. These are African animals and as such they are genetically accustomed to heat.

 

[JZCubed]

Hi Everyone!

We are thinking blizzard beach in the morning and then lunch at Sanaa before heading to AK on one of our park days. My concern is that 11:30-12:00 is too early and no time to swim but our current reservation for 13:00 might be too late to see animals? They start disappearing because of the heat no?

What do you guys think?

TIA!

If it's daylight, it's animals.

There is no place for them to hide. And they may always congregate away from your view, but not entirely out of view.

Difference between 11am and 1pm is strictly a nuance of your personal Touring Plan, and is effectively meaningless for estimating animal activity.

 

[momandmousefan]

Take a look what time Savannah tours offered at AKL are scheduled. When we stayed at Kidani last month it seemed like animals were typically fed around those times so they were especially more active at those times.

But, yes there are animals roaming around most times of day. If they aren't in that particular area tour around the resort. It seems like at least something is always out.

 

[rwdavis2]

They keep food in various places so the animals can be seen.

 

[smcabee]

Depends on the animals. While they place food in areas so that they can be easily seen, there is no guarantee that they will be right outside the window while you are eating. They roam freely throughout the grounds.

 

[mgsquared]

Thanks everyone!