1/5 Primeira D. 11 months ago on Google
Very
disappointed
with
my
personal
experience.
Kids
had
a
blast,
of
course.
Cute
animals,
oh
so
fun.
As
an
adult,
this
is
how
it
went:
We
arrived
and
parked,
walked
along
some
wired
fence
to
what
seemed
to
be
the
obvious
entrance.
It
had
a
sign
that
said
something
like
"ring
the
bell
if
no
one
is
at
the
office".
It
didn't
say
where
the
office
was.
I
didn't
know
where
to
get
the
tickets.
Was
this
"office"
where
we
get
the
tickets
from?
Was
there
where
we
were
"the"
office?
But
if
there
is
no
one
in
there,
how
will
they
hear
the
bell?
Anyway,
I
pulled
the
rope
/
shook
the
bell.
Nothing.
Kids:
me!
Me!
Me!
Sure,
go
ahead.
Kid
one
rang
the
bell.
Nothing.
Kid
two
rang
the
bell.
Nothing.
Kids
three
and
four
are
older
and
uninterested
and
also
understood
we
shouldn't
be
there
ringing
bells
the
whole
day.
We
moved
on.
First
thing
we
did
was
stopping
at
the
closest
thing,
Jake's
pond
where
we
saw
a
lovely
huge
tortoise
that
was
very
friendly
and
came
to
greet
us,
very
curious
about
us.
After
that,
I
spotted
someone
with
a
green
shirt
a
few
feet
ahead,
near
the
cow
area.
We
moved
there,
and
I
mentioned
how
we
had
just
arrived,
and
I
was
meaning
to
understand
what
to
do
upon
arrival.
I
told
how
we
rang
the
bell
and
that
we
had
not
paid
yet
but
that
we
were
gonna
try
again
when
exiting.
He
was
very
nice
and
understanding
and
said
it
was
okay.
Then
he
gave
us
a
brief
explanation
of
the
rules.
We
kept
seeing
animals
and
fell
in
love
with
the
Central
American
raccoons.
Felt
bad
for
a
few
of
the
goats,
the
kangaroos,
and
other
animals
that
seemed
miserable
and
desperate
trying
to
find
a
shade
to
cool
off
and
to
hide
from
the
touch
of
kids
on
their
faces.
The
camels
and
baby
cows
(?)
near
them
were
practically
devouring
the
fan,
so
hot
it
was.
They
couldn't
be
bothered
to
move
one
iota,
and
I
don't
blame
them.
Now,
my
heart
broke
when
we
saw
the
reindeer.
These
*Arctic*
animals
are
native
to
freezing
northern
Asia
and
Europe.
In
North
America,
they
are
only
found
in
northern
Canada
and
Alaska.
They
do
not
migrate.
They
do
not
tolerate
humidity.
They
hate
warm
weather.
Now,
90-100F
hot
Summer
Nebraska?
Are
you
kidding
me?
The
animals
were
hurdled
IN
A
SHIPPING
CONTAINER
WITH
*A
FAN*
AT
THE
"DOOR".
Meanwhile,
I
got
home
to
my
A/C
after
walking
on
that
place
during
a
melting
95F
day
(on
June!
It
gets
way
hotter
on
July!
and
sat
and
cried
on
how
better
than
a
reindeer
I
got
it)
😭
I
don't
remember
the
part
of
the
song
where
Old
MacDonald
had
a
reindeer.
Or
three.
Or
let
them
in
a
box
with
a
floor
fan.
Surely,
those
were
very
big,
industrial
and
strong
fans.
I
experienced
a
bit
of
it
when
near
the
camels.
But
still,
it
was
blowing
hot
AF
air.
I
was
hot,
and
I
am
a
human.
And
I'm
BRAZILIAN.
Those
are
artic
animals
with
thick
dense
fur
meant
to
stand
MINUS
SEVENTY
DEGREES.
Not
freaking
95F.
Continuing.
After
the
horrors,
I
called
the
girls
and
told
them
how
absolutely
unexcusable
and
awful
it
was
to
have
snow
animals
on
a
hot
environment
without
adaptations,
and
we
left.
They
are
kids,
so
they
kind
of
missed
the
point,
and
that's
ok,
I
guess.
The
two
big
ones
understood,
and
I'm
sure
the
little
ones
will
grow
to
understand
too.
As
we
walked
towards
the
exit,
we
were
"greeted"
by
a
green
shirt
tall
blonde
woman
saying
that
we
"forgot
to
pay"
or
something
like
that.
And
I
said,
"Yeah,
no,
we
know
we
still
have
to
pay.
We
are
on
our
way
out
and
ready
to
pay."
Then
we
small
talk
chit-chat
blabla.
She
escorted
us
into
the
place
where
we
earlier
rang
the
bell
a
couple
of
times
and
she
told
this
woman
named
Dani
how
we
rang
the
bell.
To
what
she
said:
"No"...
Excuse
me?!
Ok,
I
didn't
say
anything
nasty
because
at
that
point,
I
just
wanted
to
leave,
so
I
was
like
"Yes,
we
did
ring.
I
did
(point
to
self),
she
did
(point
girl
1),
she
did
(point
girl
2)"
She
shook
her
head
again.
I
just
ignored
her.
Blonde
woman
in
green
asked
if
we
liked
it
and
I
said
"They
liked
it,
they
will
definitely
come
back
(well,
with
their
parents,
not
with
me)"
-
yes,
I
said
like
that
LOL.
I
was
glad
it
was
over.
Kids
will
like
it.
Animals
don't.
Adults
won't.
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