Paradizoo Theme Park

One of the Best Places To Visits in Mendez Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. It's a good place for kids and teens alike to visit. It's not as glamorous or diverse as other zoo places but what makes this special is it's niche in common animals, fruits and vegetable, as well as bees and butterflies. The place is spacious and clean while the attendants are all very helpful and friendly. They also have internship programs for aspiring business students. They attend the venue to learn about how to manage and keep the place running. Overall, our weekday experience was good. Having not too many guests made our trip and experience here quite pleasant and memorable. Latest info: 200 per head entrance, 150 for the animal feeds, 30 for butterfly and bee farm. Went here Feb 2, 2022. There wasn't much visitors considering its a holiday. There are to come take a look at like local horses, ostrich, ponies, pot bellied pigs, parakeets and more. Kids would definitely enjoy doing hands on with the animals. Watch out for the gang of ducks and chicken! They are going to follow you if they see you have bird feeds haha Its best you bring your own food and snacks and hang out at the flower garden, there are tables and chairs available. Just make sure to keep the place clean and take your trash away with you. There are no stores available for you to get food or water so make sure you bring some. Parking is ample, the place is quite large and kept clean. The park is a bit old and the pandemic hasn't helped at all in keeping things updated. Some structures and buildings seems unused and unkempt. Overall, its still a good place to and bring kids with you This place was better than I expected. We enjoyed the close feeding encounters with the animals. They have a deal at Klook but we were not about to use it on a holiday. You also have to pay a separate fee for the activities. The place is big & has lots of places for photo opportunity. Though it was a struggle to on a rainy day. We recommend this place for families! We recently revisited Paradizoo after 12 years, and I noticed some changes. Like Zoocobia, the toilets near the entrance lack locks, which is a bit concerning. (Both parks seem to share the same management.) We visited on a rainy day, which unfortunately impacted our experience. Our tour guide rushed us through each station to avoid getting too wet and stay on schedule. Similar to Zoocobia, you can feed some of the animals. There are also exhibits on butterflies and bees with short trivia sessions, but we missed the demonstration because the room was too small and only the first group could enter. Honestly, the biggest disappointment was the condition of the toilets. They weren't very clean or well-maintained. The staff are nice and accommodating. There were that you can feed (their food should be bought from the ticket booth). There are also instagrammable areas where you can take your photos. For 2 hours, we were only able to see 1/3 of the whole zoo. There were vegetable and gardens, but we weren't able to explore these parts (maybe soon). Btw, the cafe was open during our visit. Very relaxing at pwede mag interact with the animals. Magiging Masaya mga kids. 4.5/5. We loved the experience, my wife had a new found fear of ducks and geese after as they were very insistent on getting the feed meant for the animals. Would recommend that if you go with small children to hold the feed for them as it would be overwhelming. The only animal that was a bit intimidating was the ostrich as how it eats is someone aggressive but it wasn't painful just surprising as it had a powerful peck. The gardens were gorgeously curated and the staff were very accommodating and great at taking photos. Why would you inflict cruelty on other creatures? Colour and put little chicks in a cage for fun? Put hamsters in a rusted, cramped cage? I regret visiting because I felt nothing but sorry for the animals. Only the apiary seemed okay. A very nice mini zoo, The area is big there are parking areas too, Entrance fee is affordable but if you are going to feed the you can add 300 pesos for the animal food. Butterfly and bee area is a must. You can also bring your own food Nice place and kudos kay ate na bee- staff! She's really nice and kind very welcoming ang vibe! Thank You so much for accomodating us. We will come back soon A nice and relaxing place to for the kids and for adults who love animals. It is fun seeing the up close (ostriches, sheeps, ponies, deers, rabbits, hamsters) and walking with the others (ducks, pigs, goats) inside the farm. Our 2 & 1/2 year old daughter happily fed the hamsters, rabbits, and goats. She also very much enjoyed the butterfly farm, one of the highlights of the theme park. If i can give a 0 star I will. sayang pera sayang oras. ung garden ung buhay lang ung plastic. are kinda cool. But it wouldn't do this place justice just to say they only have animals. They have butterfly enclosures, Bee houses, Donkeys, Ostritches, Oxes etc. The price is more than the expectation. The place entrance was about 200+ plus pesos. I purchased from klook. We were 5 adults. The zoo is not something you will be impressed. You see ducks roaming. With few to be called zoo. There is a couple of ostrich, 3 donkeys, horses, goat, sheep, a white carabao and bull with 5 legs like abnormal extra limb and rabbits. For the amount we paid it is not even worth it. We went there no escort from staff. One staff just told us to go there is the zoo and was left on our own to check those pathetic animals. The garden is not something you will want to visit. Nothing special in this place but the name. I won’t recommend this attraction to anyone. Disappointed and wished I didn’t book at klook. 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