Monarto Safari Park

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Zoos SA Members are not required to book, and can enter any day with their membership card and photo ID.

Take your sense of adventure to the next level with Monarto Safari Park’s Lions 360, the only 360 degree lion experience in Australia.

Take the walk of the brave and see one of Australia’s largest lion prides from a rare vantage point as they move freely around and above you.

Watch up close as they rest, roam and interact, with an experience carefully designed to prioritise animal welfare and choice. This unique perspective from inside the Lions 360 dome offers a powerful prey’s-eye view into the world of these awe-inspiring predators.

For those wanting to go even further, book one of just six exclusive opportunities to take part in a guided lion feed. Led by experienced keepers, the Lions 360 feed package also includes a 20% Zoo Shop voucher to remember the experience.

By taking part, you’re directly supporting Monarto Safari Park’s work as a conservation charity, helping protect lions and raise awareness for this remarkable species.

Please note the minimum age for the Lion Feed is 10 years. There is no minimum age for the standard Lions 360 Experience.

 

 

Details

Minimum Age
Lions 360 - all ages
Lions 360 + Feed - Minimum 10 years

All children under 16 years must be accompanied by a paying adult
Duration
55 minutes
Cost
Lions 360Non-memberMember
Adult$75$70
Child (0-15 years)$60$55
Concession $70$65
Family (2 Ad and 1 or 2 Ch)$189$175
Non-members must purchase park entry separately. Click here to purchase tickets.
Lions 360 + FeedNon-memberMember
Adults$110$105
Child - (10-15 years)$95$90
Concession$105$100
Family (2 Ad and 1 or 2 Ch)$294$280
Non-members must purchase park entry separately. Click here to purchase tickets.
Available
Monday, Friday & Weekends: 10.30am and 12.40pm
Tuesday & Thursday: 10.30am
Accessibility and Fitness Level (Accessibility and Fitness Level Definitions)
Basic
Lions 360 is wheelchair accessible – booking recommended
Important Information

Check in at the Information Hut in the Visitors Centre on arrival.

If you are purchasing tickets for a group with members AND non-members, please select 'Member Tickets' below. Both ticket types will be available.

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Lions in the wild

Vulnerable to extinction, sadly over the past 21 years the lion population in the wild is believed to have been reduced by 43% – that’s the equivalent of three generations. It is now estimated that there may be as few as 20,000 Lions remaining in the wild.

Safeguarding this species from extinction

At Monarto Safari Park, we are home to one of Australia’s largest lion prides and are part of the international breeding program safeguarding this species from extinction. Any cubs born at Monarto Safari Park will play significant role not only in our breeding program to bolster the insurance population for this vulnerable species, but also as ambassadors for their species, acting as a powerful educational tool to shed light on the plight of their wild cousins.

How your visit helps

Lions 360 will help us continue our work as a conservation charity raising awareness for this amazing species. We’re on a mission to save lions from extinction and that’s why we support 36 rangers to patrol the Sera Conservancy in Kenya to protect Lions and other African species. We are also raising valuable funds to safeguard lions in their native Zambia through our partnership with Painted Dog Conservation Inc supporting the Zambian Carnivore Program.

By taking the walk of the brave and entering the lions’ den, you are helping us save lions from extinction in the wild.

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Frequently asked questions

Lions 360 runs up to ten times each week, with space for up to 30 guests per session.

Session times:

  • Monday, Friday & weekends: 10.30am and 12.40pm

  • Tuesday & Thursday: 10.30am

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Lions 360 will help us continue our work as a conservation charity raising awareness for this amazing species. We’re on a mission to save lions from extinction and that’s why we support 36 rangers to patrol the Sera Conservancy in Kenya to protect Lions and other African species. We are also raising valuable funds to safeguard lions in their native Zambia through our partnership with Painted Dog Conservation Inc supporting the Zambian Carnivore Program. By taking the walk of the brave and entering the lions’ den, you are helping us save lions from extinction in the wild.

The total project cost is $1.4 million. Zoos SA is contributing $720,000 to the project, the South Australian Government has allocated $360,000, and the Commonwealth Tourism Demand Driver Infrastructure program $350,000 to complete the project.

This project has been supported by the Government of South Australia’s Regional Development Fund and the Commonwealth Tourism Demand Driver Infrastructure program.

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Fitness Levels

Basic: Basic terrain, suitable for all fitness levels*.

Intermediate: Walking upstairs, getting in and out of high vehicles and walking on uneven terrain; suitable for intermediate fitness levels.

Advanced: All day tour, which includes laborious work, getting in and out of high vehicles, walking upstairs and walking on uneven terrain; suitable for Advance Fitness levels.

* Not all basic Behind the Scenes are wheelchair friendly.

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About Zoos SA

Zoos SA is a not-for-profit conservation charity that exists to connect people with nature and save species from extinction.

Zoos SA acknowledges the Country on which we stand always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land and we pay our deepest respect and gratitude to Kaurna (Adelaide Zoo) and Ngarrindjeri (Monarto Safari Park) Elders, past, present and emerging.

We undertake critical conservation work throughout Australia and acknowledge the traditional custodians of these lands.

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