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Unfortunately, I feel it is my daunting task to write a bad review for this particular attraction. My wife and I arrived early and had been driving for hours that morning and had to use the restroom; however, there were no bathrooms outside the gate, and they would not allow us to go in early just to use the restroom. The first place we visited was the aquarium, which we had been looking forward to for the better part of a year. From the pictures we had seen, we expected a large/long tunnel where sharks would be surrounding the tunnel. The actual tunnel was a 10 second walk from start to finish (walking slowly). The sharks would swim on the outskirts of the tank and rarely swim over the tunnel. The rest of the aquarium had a touch tank, which had a crab and a sea urchin...neither of which moved. Other than the aquarium, the bear exhibit was nice, except the bear that I really wanted to see (Grizzly Bear) was hiding in it's cubby hole the entire time. The tigers all looked a little thin, to where you could see their ribs. The gorillas did keep us entertained for an entire hour. The largest gorilla would run up to the glass and scare people by beating on the glass where people were standing. It was a lot of fun to watch the monkeys put on little shows. The food was alright. We had the chili cheese foot longs and they were pretty decent. The food and drinks were not overly priced for an amusement park, but be prepared, they do cost double what they should, which is not uncommon. There was a lot of construction going on in the Rhynocerous and Elephant areas, so we did not get to see the Rynocerous, but as we were walking away, the Elephant started coming out of his building into his area. We waited another 15 minutes for the Rhynocerous and it did not ever come out. A benefit is the parking available is abundant, and the parking lot is right across the street from the entrance. All in all, the website was a little misleading, but it is still a good time.