Contact Safari World: Find below customer service details of Safari World, Bangkok, Thailand, including phone and email. Besides contact details, the page also offers a brief overview of the tourist attraction. Reach the customer service below for queries, complaints or feedback.
Address
Safari World
99 Panyaintra Road,
Samwatawantok, Klongsamwa,
Bangkok 10510, Thailand
Customer Service
Phone: +66 2 9144100
Phone: +66 2 518 1000
Email: [email protected]
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About Safari World
Safari World is a popular zoo and leisure park in Bangkok, Thailand. It opened in the year 1988. Visitors to the park will marvel at such incredible animals that include rhino, deer, zebra, giraffe and even tropical birds. There is also a separate enclosure where you can see lions and tigers. Spread across 480 acres, there is also a separate bird park that occupies around 180 acres. Additionally, there is a marine park on 200 acres of land. At the marine park you have walrus, crocodile, giant fish, among others. There is a dolphin show as well that starts after lunch. Those who like river safari, there is a boat ride through the jungle that lasts 30 minutes. Other attractions include Jungle Walk, Orangutan Show, Bird Show and Hollywood Stunt Show.
Safari World is open 9am to 5pm on all days. The entrance fee is 1,000 Baht for adults. For children the ticket varies. There are coach services available at the park for transportation. For enquiries on tickets, lost and found or others, you have the Information Centre that provides all necessary details. For dining, there are two buffet restaurants and also fast food restaurants. For more information or queries on tickets, timings, cancellation, parking, or others, reach the Safari World customer service.
I witnessed the trainer slap the orangutan so hard you could hear it not once but twice on his face in front of everyone, I was disgusted, the orangutan sat on the seat as directed then was slapped for no reason, so many people saw this my kids heard the slap thank goodness they didnt witness it, I made a complaint but was told that’s what the trainers do because the orangutan are so strong, ok but slap them in the face for nothing what’s that about, I also witnessed with the tiger Cubs the trainer grab it by the tail and throw it in the cage after it had its photo and a tiny drink of the bottle to have its picture taken, is that training to, I was so disgusted I cried to the information lady and our family walked out of there and will never return, I will be telling everyone I know about this I am so heart broken for the animals they are the reason money comes into your work place, please do something and change the way the animals are treated, or dont do this business at all
Dear administrators,
It is my understanding that residing at your facility is an orangutan that is eating excessively due to boredom. I ask that immediate action be taken by the means of surrendering this being to a true reserve to live his life naturally. In fact I feel that all of your residents should likewise be surrendered to appropriate institutions that are better able to manage their care. Thank you.