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Animal Kingdom's Caring for Giants

Of course, one of the best parts of living in Central Florida is the easy and discounted access to all of the theme parks. But not everyone is into roller coasters and turkey legs. Sometimes you just want to hang out with some elephants.

Caring for Giants is one of the extra tours you can book at the Animal Kingdom. You get a more intimate look at the females in the herd from a backstage lookout behind the Kilamanjaro Safari. A guide meets you at the check in point to the left of the Kilamanjaro Safari, and then you take a mini bus backstage where you meet up with an animal keeper. The animal keeper answers all kind of question for you and gives you insights and information about how they are cared for at the Animal Kingdom. We even got to see baby Stella, who has just turned 2.

A Cultural Representative from Africa also met us to give us firsthand accounts of elephants and to educate us about conservation efforts that are making a difference in her home country of Zambia. She also answered tons, and I mean tons, of questions from the kids in our group. you are also permitted and encouraged to take pictures. All of the pictures in this post were taken on the tour just last week. I can’t say enough good things about this. If you love animals, it’s an amazing and relatively inexpensive experience.

You can book this hour long adventure through the reservation line, (407) 939-7529. The tour costs $30 per person, and they do give an annual passholder discount. It’s totally worth it!

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