Travel with the Zoo
 Wonders of Iceland Travel Opportunity
Information Session on March 11, 2010 at 6:00 PM -
RSVP to Jen Karow, (401) 785-3510 x 352
Travel with us to Iceland – an island forged by fire and ice with a fascinating culture. Steaming lava fields and hot springs starkly contrast the massive glaciers that continue to sculpt Iceland’s dramatic landscape of mountains and valleys, thundering waterfalls and plunging fjords. The Icelandic people combine a reverence for their Viking heritage and ancient language with an industrialized, progressive society. Discover the spectacular landscapes and proud people of this small island nation during this fascinating journey!
Information will also be available at March 11th’s session on the upcoming 2011 trip to the Galapagos Islands!
| Travel Dates: |
September 5 – September 12, 2010 |
| Rates: |
Single $3,009 / Double $2,609 / Triple $2,579
(Includes airfare, accommodations, and 10 meals) |
| Reservations: |
Must be made by April 6, 2010 |
Find out more & view a detailed itinerary >
Registration ends April 15
This trip fills up fast, so please register early!
Have you ever wanted to visit the Bronx Zoo? Take the headache out of traveling and journey with us. Sit back, relax and enjoy a day with family and friends at an award winning zoo with over 4,000 animals.
Date: Saturday, May 22, 2010
Time: 7:30 a.m. – 10:00 p.m.
Cost: $74 per person
Includes: Bus trip, general admission to the zoo, Bengali Express Monorail, Congo Gorilla Forest and unlimited Zoo Shuttle.
Note: Please indicate during registration if you would like to travel with another family in the event that more than one bus is needed.
There will be no refunds after April 15.
Or, print our mail-in registration form.
The Galapagos Islands Travel Opportunity
Including Otavalo, The Andes Mountain Train and Quito
Information Session – September 16, 2010
RSVP to Jen Karow (401) 785-3510 x 352
The Galapagos Islands offer a dramatic geological history and one of the world’s most remarkable collections of plant and animal life. Your journey will begin in Ecuador with an exploration of the Andes Mountains and a visit to the Equatorial Line Monument and Museum where you will cross from one hemisphere from another before embarking on a 5-day Galapagos cruise. During your voyage, local naturalists will provide insight into the wildlife and history during onboard lectures and guided nature walks through this unique chain of islands. Learn about the Galapagos sea birds, including the blue-footed booby and the Galapagos penguin, snorkel with white-tipped sharks and sea turtles, catch glimpses of marine iguanas, sea lions, giant tortoises, flamingos and more!
Travel Dates: March 5 – 15th 2011
Rates: Double: $5,692 pp, Single $8,242 pp
Includes airfare, accommodations, and 23 meals
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Sunset Safaris
Sunset is a magical time at the zoo – the air is quiet and the animals are awake and alert. Sunset Safaris – NEW this summer – provide families with an opportunity to experience the zoo in a light like no other with no crowds and an interpretive guide. All Sunset Safaris will include a themed tour at twilight, snack and story time. Register now – this program has a maximum of 30 participants!
Wednesday Nights 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
July 7 African Adventure
July 28 Nature of North America
August 18 Marco Polo Explorers
Members:
Ages 13 – Adult $20/person
Ages 3 – 12 $15/person
Under 2 Free
Non-Members:
Ages 13 – Adult $25/person
Ages 3 – 12 $20/person
Under 2 Free
Or, print our mail-in registration form.
Family Snore & Roars (ages 7 – adult)
Our Family Snore and Roars offer an exciting opportunity to experience the Zoo in a unique setting. Sign-up for just one or join us for both! Fee now includes dinner, a night hike, activities, program animal encounters and a light breakfast. Please note that there must be at least a 1:3 parent:child ratio.
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:00 AM
Members: $100 per parent/child pair; $50 per additional participant.
Non-members: $110 per parent/child pair; $55 per additional participant.
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Stayin’ Alive
Many animals in the food chain have developed amazing adaptations that keep them from becoming the next item on the menu. Some have clever camouflage, some have built in armor and others even sacrifice body parts. This overnight will dive into these defenses and more in a fun filled night at the Zoo.
August 14, 2010
Most Extreme at RWPZoo
We’ve all seen Animal Planet’s “Most Extreme Animals”, teaching us about the most extreme animals on our planet but have you seen the Most Extreme Animals in Roger Williams Park Zoo? During this fun filled overnight, participants will learn about the most extreme animals we have right here in our Zoo, even getting up close and personal with a few of the stars!
Or, print our mail-in registration form.
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