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I'd like to visit the Safari Park in San Diego. I'm debating which lens should I use for it, but that would depend on the distance to the animals.
Does anyone know how close are the trails to the animals (on average)? Since there are wild animals, I would imagine they'd be pretty far from humans.

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For those who are confused as I was: The Safari Park was formerly known as Wild Animal Park. – Jonas Feb 18 at 21:00

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It depends on what you do. The park has a variety of "safaris" that you can take, some of which are included in admission and some of which are extra. The caravan safari gets up close and personal, but the tram safari is pretty well separated from the wildlife.

There are also walking paths, which are more like a traditional zoo; you'll be between 3 and 20 feet from the animals in those places.

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one side question. Can I stay how long I want in the park, or is there a maximum amount of time you can visit? – Bob Feb 21 at 0:34
The smallest ticket they sell is for a full day. I don't know if you can leave and re-enter, though. – Ben Straub Feb 23 at 14:06

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