Branson's Wild World

We loved it! The kids had a blast! They got to feed the stingrays and the sharks ($5), pet an armadillo, see lions, wolves and so many more! Their favorite thing thing, the snakes! The otters were really cute as well. My sister got to play with the lemurs ($15) for thirty minutes and she said it was so much fun! (I had two small children so I couldn't do it) Definitely worth every penny for the experience. We went on a Saturday around three (they close at five) and it wasn't busy (thank good for that) so the kids didn't have a hard time seeing everything. The gift shop was cute, but be prepared to pay a little more for goodies.

This was a cute little place tucked back away from the main road. We had a good time the associates were very knowledgeable and we learned a lot from them. They seemed to genuinely care about the animals. We got to take our time and our 7 year old had the best time. The Dingos howling was the absolute best thing ever!!

5-Star Review: I had a lot to deal with this week, and Branson’s Wild World was such a fun escape. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What made it great? There were multiple animals and attractions from different parts of the world that you don’t usually see at traditional zoos or aquariums. It’s neat because you get both a zoo and aquarium experience all under the same roof. The outside could use some updating and isn’t much to look at, but since it’s set back from the main strip, it wasn’t crowded at all—which made the visit even better. One of the highlights was getting to see the zookeeper in action. We watched him feed some of the animals, and it was really cool to see their reactions—especially the dingoes (or dogs) howling as soon as he showed up. You could tell the animals knew he had food! We didn’t get to do any of the animal encounters since they were closed while we were there, but overall, it was still a very unique and memorable experience.

My girls had fun and that’s what counts - but I think this place could use a renovation. It’s definitely older, and a little run down. It’s not the cleanest place, but our girls love animals so we went. We did get to feed the sharks which was really neat (Josh was great). We were going to do the dingo interaction but they were on break. Overall, it was nice. But it definitely needs some TLC and some hardcore cleaning done. When you look at their tanks vs. the aquariums you can tell how dirty theirs are.

We visited for our first time today! We talked to very friendly and knowledgeable staff who were eager to share with us and overall looked happy even though they were working very hard ! Trent** was very friendly nice by the lion and tiger area and share info with us on the animals! Emily** was great with the owls, seval, and dingos talking with the crowds as she worked. Canyon** was so enthusiastic with the stingrays and shark tank he gave us great information about sharks in general he was also very responsible in his position was nice to see . We got to feed the sharks, stingrays, and otters. We also got to play with the dingos. We would have done the lemurs but it was almost break time but we enjoyed watching a group through the window ! We also played golf . Overall so glad we came !