Terry’s Tips
Western Sydney’s Zoo will open its doors next week! Expect the west to get wilder next week as Sydney Zoo has announced they will be opening their doors to the public on Saturday 7 December.
venomous snakes up close, as well as giant grasshoppers and ghost bats.
Western Sydney’s new zoo is expected to rival the best in the The highly anticipated attraction, world. It has been designed to give located in Bungarribee near the visitors a safari-like experience Great Western Highway, will be with boardwalks, hidden barriers home to more than 2000 individual and no cages, and it will be animals. There will be exotic wheelchair and pram-friendly. creatures such as lions, cheetahs, It will also have a focus on hyenas, apes and zebras, as well as conservation, participating in popular Australian wildlife such as education and breeding programs koalas, kangaroos and emus. for endangered species. The staff Sydney Zoo will also be home to will work with the local Darug an aquarium and the country’s people to offer experiences that largest reptile and nocturnal will help visitors learn about local house where over 40 species of Aboriginal history. reptiles and another 20 species of Everything you need to know: nocturnal animals will live. This will give visitors the chance to see Where: Sydney Zoo is located 24
at 700 Great Western Highway, Bungarribee Cost: Full price adult’s tickets are $39.99, concession tickets are $29.99 and children up to 15 are $19.99. Discounts are available for family ticket purchases. There is also the option to sign up for annual memberships, which will get you unlimited zoo access and discounts. Website: For further information and to pre-purchase tickets you can head to the zoo’s website - https:// sydneyzoo.com. Terry Hansen, Principal of Professionals Outer Western Sydney has been an integral part of the local property industry for over 30 years.