Butterfly World
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In Short
Imagine standing in a beautiful garden and suddenly a colorful butterfly flutters by, then another, and another. That's just one of the fascinating encounters visitors to Butterfly World can experience as they enter the habitat of these elegant creatures. There's also a breeding laboratory where the entire life cycle of a butterfly can be observed, as well as a museum that features a collection of creepy crawly critters from around the world. Butterfly World's aviary is home to a couple of dozen lorikeets and lories, colorful parrots native to Australia and the Pacific Islands. Butterfly world also features some 70 hummingbirds sipping from the nectar of one of the largest collections of flowers and passion vines in the world. Visitors are encouraged to feed these friendly birds from plastic cups filled with nectar.
User Reviews
Anonymous
February 11, 2006
It is a wonderful experience visiting Butterfly World. The butterfly collection is spectacular. The birds are facinating. The gardens and water falls are beautiful. This is a great place to visut for a family outing. Make a day of it, relaxing in Butterfly World then having a picnic in the park.
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November 02, 2005
If you love butterflies this is the place to go. You can see thousands of butterflies and learn about them all here at the Butterfly World. They also have many of different plants and flowers you can learn about.
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October 21, 2005
Thousands of live exotic butterflies flutter amidst fragrant blossoms, trees and vines in the Tropical Rain Forest, the jewel of Butterfly World. Here one may walk amongst some of the world's most beautiful species, including brilliant Blue Morphos, and cleverly camouflaged Owl butterflies within a breathtaking natural habitat. Feed the fish if you like and explore the pathways. Enjoy the cool tropical mist wafting down from the hill top cave and waterfall. Thousands of live exotic butterflies flutter amidst fragrant blossoms, trees and vines in the Tropical Rain Forest, the jewel of Butterfly World. Here one may walk amongst some of the world's most beautiful species, including brilliant Blue Morphos, and cleverly camouflaged Owl butterflies within a breathtaking natural habitat. Feed the fish if you like and explore the pathways. Enjoy the cool tropical mist wafting down from the hill top cave and waterfall. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-5 daily -- 1-5 Sunday Admission Gate Closes at 4:00pm
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When to Go:
Avoid the early afternoon heat by arriving early or late in the day, but don't come too late. The ticket office closes at 4pm daily.
Save Money:
An annual pass will run you less than the price of two regular daily admissions, unlocking a year of free visits as well as gift shop discounts and price breaks at other area parks.
The Extras:
Check the website at ButterflyWorld.com for special events and online coupons for discounted admission.
