Free Serengeti Safari Offer for Florida Residents at BG

Busch Gardens Tampa Bay is offering a great deal for Florida Residents who buy a one-day theme park ticket:

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new OFFER INVITES Florida Residents TO EXPERIENCE FREE SERENGETI SAFARI WITH ADMISSION

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TAMPA, FL (October 3, 2011) – An all-new offer at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay lets Florida Residents experience the off-road adventure of a Serengeti Safari free with the purchase of a single-day admission!

The 30-minute Serengeti Safari is an open truck tour that offers guests a unique look at Busch Gardens’ 65-acre Serengeti Plain habitat, featuring hundreds of exotic, free-roaming African animals. During the safari, guests will encounter antelope, rhinos and ostrich up close and hand-feed reticulated giraffes with the help of an expert guide. Be prepared for amazing photo opportunities!

Guests who take advantage of the online offer will have the opportunity to book a complimentary Serengeti Safari with each full-price, single-day admission they purchase at $79.99 for adults or $71.99 for kids ages 5 to 9. Children must be 5 or older to participate in the Serengeti Safari. Capacity is limited, and reservations must be made in advance at time of purchase.

This offer will be sold exclusively online, and eTickets let guests print their tickets at home and go straight to the turnstiles. Tickets will be available for purchase through – and must be redeemed by – Dec. 15, 2011.

For those who already have an annual passport or park tickets, the popular Serengeti Safari is available "a la carte" at $30.55 per person, plus tax – a 10% discount from the regular general admission price os $33.95.

eTickets are available at http://www.buschgardens.com/

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It sounds like a good deal, right? Be aware that this does NOT apply to Annual Passholders (unfortunately).
It is clear that, with this offer,  Busch Gardens wants to reach Floridians that do not own an annual pass.