TAMPA, Fla. – Get ready for a summer packed with excitement as Busch Gardens Tampa Bay announces the return of its popular Summer Nights event, this year featuring a dazzling array of all-new entertainment and experiences for the whole family.
Starting May 23, guests can enjoy extended park hours, a breathtaking new drone show, a high-energy stunt spectacular, and the highly anticipated grand opening of Wild Oasis at Jungala – North America’s most immersive kid-friendly adventure realm.
Adding to the summer excitement, Busch Gardens is offering incredible savings during its limited-time Memorial Day Sale. Guests can save up to 50% on tickets, Fun Cards, and Annual Passes, making it the perfect opportunity to plan unforgettable summer adventures.
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“Summer is always a special time at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay, and this year marks a bold step forward with new and exciting ways for guests of all ages to enjoy the park,” said Jeff Davis, Park President of Busch Gardens Tampa Bay and Adventure Island. “From thrilling new entertainment and upgraded dining options to the debut of Wild Oasis at Jungala, these enhancements are part of our ongoing $40 million investment in the Tampa parks, reflecting our continued commitment to providing a first-class guest experience.”
Dive into Adventure at the All-New Wild Oasis at Jungala
Prepare for an immersive journey into the lush rainforests with the grand opening of Wild Oasis at Jungala. This expansive new area is designed specifically for families and features captivating animal encounters, thrilling rides, and interactive play zones.
Kids and adults alike can explore fascinating new animal habitats, soar down the all-new Tree Top Drop, navigate interactive climbing structures, cool off in an engaging splash pad, and embark on a fun-filled self-guided scavenger hunt. Wild Oasis promises an action-packed experience that will ignite curiosity and excitement in explorers of all ages.
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Summer Nights Spectacular: Prepare to Be Amazed
As the sun sets, Busch Gardens will come alive with electrifying new entertainment. Moto-Motion is headlining the thrills, an all-new indoor stunt show in the Stanleyville Theater. This high-octane performance fuses the adrenaline-pumping action of BMX and motocross with dynamic choreography, promising a truly unforgettable spectacle.
When night falls, the sky above Busch Gardens will transform with the debut of Wild Skies, an awe-inspiring drone show. Witness hundreds of synchronized drones paint the night with vibrant lights and mesmerizing aerial formations, all set to an immersive soundtrack. The spectacle will culminate in a breathtaking firework finale, creating a truly unforgettable end to the evening.
New Flavors and the Return of FREE Beer
Guests can also look forward to exciting new dining and drink options this summer. Within Wild Oasis at Jungala, TOMA at Orang Café will offer a vibrant Latin American-inspired quick-service menu, providing the perfect spot to refuel while enjoying prime views of the park’s orangutan habitat. For those seeking a relaxing spot to unwind, Casbar, a new outdoor full-service bar located in the Moroccan Village near Zagora Café, will invite guests to sip on refreshing cocktails and soak in the park’s lively atmosphere.
Adding to the summer cheer, Busch Gardens is bringing back its popular FREE beer offer for those over 21 years of age. Starting May 23, guests aged 21 and older can enjoy complimentary beer daily from 10:30 a.m. until one hour prior to park closure.
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