Sections of The Park
- Butterfly house with (mainly living) butterflies.
- Pond with water birds
- Dolphinarium with live dolphin shows interacting with the cast
- Dolphin Photo Opportunity where member's of the public can have their photo taken whilst stroking a dolphin
- Glass cages with hummingbirds
- House of orchids
- Terrace near fountain
- Amphitheater with shows with flying birds of prey
- Presentation room with documentaries and shows with trained parrots
- Souvenir shop
- Aquaria with many kinds of fish and other underwater animals
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