Wild Africa trek ?

[Tiggerish]

Just wondering-your reply makes me think that the walking part of the tour is optional. Is there an alternative some people choose? The reason I ask is that walking isn't in my skill set, and I always thought I couldn't do the Wild Africa Trek. Am I mistaken?

There is definitely an accessible version of this tour. Here is a link to my trip report about my experience. https://www.disboards.com/threads/w...ild-africa-trek-review.3253044/#post-51016986

 

[minnie56]

The rope bridges only fall once every two years, and one just fell in February. So you're good.

 

[ConnecticutNonna]

No. No option if you choose to do the walking part of the tour. It’s not that bad. You wear a harness and are linked to an overhead cable. They haven’t lost anyone yet

It's so funny that your Screen Name is "hopefully", as in "Hopefully, they haven't lost anyone yet"

 

[ConnecticutNonna]

For those of you who went, what is a good time to go? I've heard the animals are more active earlier in the day. We're thinking of doing this tour or the Elephant tour.
Thanks

 

[izzylovesmickey]

Both times we went around 10 am. It wasn't too hot, we saw lots of animals. Enjoyed the meal.

 

[Simba's Mom]

There is definitely an accessible version of this tour. Here is a link to my trip report about my experience. https://www.disboards.com/threads/w...ild-africa-trek-review.3253044/#post-51016986

Thanks so much!