Wild Safari Drive-Thru Adventure is now open! We are excited to show you everything new for 2022!
Boasting 1,200 animals from six continents including elephants, rhinos, tigers, giraffes and lions, Wild Safari Drive-Thru Adventure takes explorers on an exhilarating, interactive animal adventure.
Xpedition Dino
Get ready to see the O.G.! Journey back in time to explore 30 dinosaurs that roamed the Earth with Xpedition Dino! This limited-time experience can be added to your drive-thru Wild Safari adventure.
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The Americas
Explore the inhabitants of the Americas featuring Rhea, Fallow Deer, Bison, Roosevelt Elk, Llama and Wild Turkey.
Afrikka
Our African section is home to some of the most impressive (and endangered) animals on the planet, with the African elephants and white rhinos amongst them. Six Flags Great Adventure’s “Save an Icon” mission, with our collectible pins, directly benefits some of these endangered animals.
Wild Plains
Wild Plains are home to a large variety of animals including the Common Eland, Ellipsis Waterbuck, Southern Ground Hornbill, Beisa Oryx, Peacock, Dama Gazella, Red Ankole Cattle, Scimitar Horned Oryx, Reticulated Giraffe and much, much, more.
Serengeti Grassland
Take a trip through the Serengeti Grasslands and encounter Blackbuck, Addax, White Tailed Gnu and Aoudad.
Kingsland
In the animal kingdom there is one mammal that reigns the title of king, and in Kingsland you will find your pride with plenty of Lions.
Black Bear Ridge
In Black Bear Ridge you will see the most common bear species in North America. Keep your eyes peeled because you never know when you may catch a bear swimming in the pond!
Terra Urus
Terra Ursus means “land of bears.” Here you’ll see the European brown bear, cousins to the Grizzly bears.
Conservation Area
Our mission is ‘to inspire future generations to conserve animals and their habitats through entertaining and educational experiences.’ This area is 52 acres of undeveloped land which allows a place for native species such as white-tailed deer, raccoons, red foxes, opossums and even bald eagles. Six Flags is proud to partner with the Wildlife Conservation Network offering collectible “Save an Icon” pins available for purchase. All of the proceeds go directly to saving endangered species in their natural habitats.
Didgeridoo Pass
‘The didgeridoo is an Australian wind instrument of aboriginal origin. They are constructed out of hollowed tree trunks. Many animals in this section are found in this region of the world.
Tigris Asiana
There are plenty of tigers to be found in Tigris Asian and other animals to meet such as Nilgai, Yak, Bengal Tiger and Siberian Tiger
Baboon Village
Anubis baboons are also known as olive baboons and are one of the most prolific baboons in Africa! They are highly social animals and their red rear-end is a distinguishing characteristic of female baboons. These baboons are considered savannah baboons but can also inhabit forests, grasslands, valleys, and cliffs. Being omnivores, they eat everything from leaves and fruit to eggs and even gazelle with their upper canine teeth that grow up to 3 inches long!
- SLOW – 5 mph speed limit
- All vehicles and passengers in vehicles are required to follow New Jersey state driving laws, including wearing a seat belt at all times while driving through the safari.
- Maintain space between your car and others
- Animals always have the right of way
- Remain in your vehicle and on paved roadway at all times
- Windows and sun roofs must remain completely closed
- Convertible tops must be closed
- No pets, including service animals, are permitted inside cars
- Do not feed or touch the animals
- No smoking or littering
- No parking or stopping, other than yielding to animals
- All vehicles will be screened by Six Flags Security prior to entering Wild Safari
- No items are permitted in pickup truck beds or in vehicles with open storage
- Only cars, SUVs and consumer pickup trucks are permitted – RVs, box trucks, commercial vehicles or pick-up trucks larger than a consumer pick-up are not allowed.
- Group sales with pre-approved buses must not exceed 45 ft. in length, 9 ft. in width, and 12 ft. in height. All other buses are not permitted.
- Enter at your own risk
Cyber Safari
Bring the Wild Safari into the classroom – virtually! Students k-12 can learn about 4 units focused on adaptations, conservation, evolution, and genetics all from the safety of their current learning environment
