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$7 for Two Single-Day Admissions to Zootastic Park in Troutman (Up to $14 Value)

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  • Picnic grounds & playground

Troubadourable folk buddies Simon and Garfunkel once sang that "it's all happening at the zoo," before retiring from music to live out their days serenely basking in the reptile habitat. Get happening with today's Groupon: for $7, you get two single-day admission tickets to Zootastic Park (up to a $14 value) in Troutman.

At Zootastic Park, owner Scottie Brown employs more than 30 years of exotic-animal caretaking to create an educational and interactive wildlife experience. Mosey through Western Town to travel back to frontier times, connecting with creatures such as reptiles, tortoises, and coatimundi as they eat, drink, and face off under the noon sun at 20 paces. The Safari Trail teems with imported fauna such as red kangaroos, camels, antelope, and zebras, and goats and horses step back from their chess games to simulate farm life and "act naturally" in the Barnyard Petting Zoo. Finish a tour by peeking in on the resident white tigers and their newborn cub, Raja, as they growl about in their 4,000-square-foot enclosure. While touring the attractions, visiting primates can rest their haunches in the picnic area or imitate their favorite critter on the playground.

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About Zootastic Park

The vision of a local North Carolina man, Zootastic Park sends animal lovers on an educational, interactive journey with an ever-expanding selection of exhibits, attractions, and activities. Owner Scottie Brown—who, along with his family, has been working with exotic animals for more than 30 years—transformed his dream into reality in 2009, when the zoo finally opened its gates after several years of construction and growing inside a kangaroo pouch. Today, the zoo's themed areas, such as Western Town and the Barnyard Petting Zoo, let visitors explore reptiles, farm animals, and exotic beasts including antelope, birds, and tigers who go by the names Sasha and Jasmine. Zootastic Park also hosts or furnishes animals for special events and can provide an exotic feel for events including birthdays, weddings, and corporate gatherings. When winter rolls around, the zoo morphs into a wonderland of lights, complete with an appearance from a Santa Claus who is clearly just a zebra wearing the sheep's cast-off wool.

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