Tiger World

Soooo many animals! The staff are welcoming. They offer a really nice military discount and drinks or anything really for sale is so fairly priced, not airport pricing. That alone was refreshing. The grounds are spacious enough for large groups or small to maneuver the park without it feeling crowded. We spent about 1.5 hrs here- toddler, parents, and baby approve! We could've stayed longer if it wasn't a buggy summer day. Pros- playground, shaded areas, bathrooms, clean, Tigers, pretty lake, nice staff, , animals are well cared for and can even be adopted.

I have to admit that the first thing that came to mind was the Netflix show a few years back but this place is mad legit. It's not like the NC Zoo experience but the amount of big cats here and how close you are to them is extraordinary. You can tell that they really care for all of their animals and if you get the chance to talk to one of the keepers, they will talk to you with relevant information to the point you could have a BS in zoology. It's cheaper to get in here that our local Science center and way cooler. I'm not a cat person but these cats are awesome. They even had a timber wolf which was really cool. Well worth the trip from Greensboro area and again, you can tell that they really care for these animals.

An absolutely amazing experience. recommend to all ages. upfront and personal closing encounters. Knowledgeable, friendly staff, variety of tigers, lions and other wild cats. If you were in Concord Kannapolis area, this is definitely something you wanna do.

Wow, this is a must do in North Carolina and is so much fun!! It's a hot day on 10/13/24 and most of the animals are seeking refuge from the heat. I love seeing lions and tigers and bears. The animals are close but far enough away to feel safe. The entrance fee is $10 and well worth it!!

it's been quite a while since we first visited this place, so decided it merited another visit...Again, we went first thing in the morning...and again, amazed with the immense number of big cats they had here! Can't even count the number of tigers (including white tigers, ligers, and ti-Liger) and lions they had!! They have all the big cats you could ever hope to see! Plus, some little ones, like the bobcat and lynx. We recognized the lone, white wolf, Luna...she was still there! Also, there were bears, gibbons, kangaroos, owls, a cockatoo, a white and a black swan, peacocks (even an albino one!), and more!This zoo is a tad more rustic than most zoos, but is laid out very nicely...and is very visitor-friendly! It's the most intense, up-close-and-personal zoo experience you can imagine. As always, it was sad seeing these majestic animals caged up...but supposedly, this is a sanctuary, so maybe a tad less??One funny observance is that there were these 2 peacocks strutting about, flaunting their feathers (full regalia!) the whole time...trying to steal the attention from the big cats, I guess? If you love big cats, you'll love this place. If you haven't been yet, run over there ASAP...it's a Must-See!

Lots of sad looking animals in cages. The animals look well cared for but the park needs a lot of attention. Bravo to the owners for having an awareness park for these amazing creatures. T

Owners are nice. Love the new up close experience you get feeding the parakeets!!. Our kids really enjoyed their time feeling the peacocks. The place is small. Looks like they also host really cool birthday parties as one was happening while we were there. They could use some more updates inside the cages which is the reason I left off one star. Overall it was a good experience and perfect for a day close to home. We really enjoyed our time.

We had a great time here! Parking available on site for free. Able to get really close up views of some amazing animals here. Several families were there with their children celebrating a birthday or to fill the time with family on the weekend. Enjoyed our visit. Only negative is that the bathrooms really needed a cleaning.Recommended if you are ever in town.

What a gem this place is! This was the highlight of my whole trip to North Carolina and WELL worth the money spent. If I'm not mistaken, it was about $15 per person which was a steal. The parking is free which is a MAJOR plus.I will say I wouldn't waste money getting food to feed the animals. I was thinking about it, decided against it and glad I did. I'm not exactly sure what you are feeding considering everywhere I looked had a "DO NOT FEED" sign.Regardless, there's more than just tigers. They have tigers, lions, birds, monkeys, and more. I got there about 30 mins after they opened. I was advised to come BEFORE 11am - although I was not told why. I'm so glad I did. I got to to see the staff members feeding all the animals. A lot of zoos will NOT show you this so this was definitely an experience. I honestly would come back to North Carolina just for this place. It was place was amazing, you can get up close and just have a good time.

I had never even heard of Tiger World until we got a membership gifted to us for my son's birthday, and now it's our favorite weekend activity! We've been to most of the zoo's around Charlotte and this is by far our favorite. It's smaller and less crowded than the others, and it seems like the animals are very well cared for. My son also loves playing on the little playground. We can't wait for warmer weather so we can go back!