Busch Gardens Tampa Bay reveals new Wild Oasis Realm
Busch Gardens Tampa Bay has unveiled its newest major upcoming attraction, the Wild Oasis realm.
Set to open in spring 2025, the realm is located within the Jungala area of the theme park.
It will offer immersive sights and sounds of the rainforest, with a reimagined drop tower featuring state-of-the-art digital and sound effects, as well as an interactive water-play area.
The new theme park attraction will have a new multi-species animal habitat for up-close encounters.
“The all-new Wild Oasis truly offers something for everyone – whether you love the thrill of the ride or learning about animals, getting wet or climbing high,” says Stewart Clark, President of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay.
The 2025 calendar is packed with the comprehensive lineup of festivities and entertainment, featuring up-close encounters with animals, live shows, and immersive experiences.
Plus, guests can enjoy Busch Gardens Tampa Bay’s newest coaster, Phoenix Rising, which it says is North America’s tallest and longest inverted family coaster.
Phoenix Rising joins favorite roller coasters and attractions like Serengeti Flyer and Iron Gwazi.
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