Starlight Safari returning 4/22

There’s not a lot of light off the balconies over the savanna. It’s quite dark

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make sure to instruct her on proper tipping

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Sounds fantastic.
Just remember to take the lens cap off the optics first.
(Yes. I forgot the first time I used one. :flushed:)

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Per the Disney info:
“Set out on after-dark safari adventure using a night vision device.”

@OBNurseNH , @vcka

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Yes. That’s correct.

I’m unclear why you’re providing this information though?

Posts seemed to indicate a concern about ambiant light at resort.

While reading the Disney info I noticed the night vision device (and got kinda excited) and thought this hadn’t been mentioned in the thread.

Tho @GreyingMouser alluded to it. (How many times did I forget camera lens cap :confounded:)

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Oh!

I read it as overly concerned that there would be too much light. You want it dark for the night vision.

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You’re probably right!

And yes, darker should be better - from what I’ve read.

I liked the after dark regular AK Safari.
This AKL safari sounds way cool.

Do the animals roam the viewing areas of the AKL at night?

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Yeah they are allowed to roam as they please. I could hear something off my balcony at night, but couldn’t see anything.

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DW and I sent my parents on this in 2018 or 2019. They’ve been going to WDW for 40 years and have done many non-park activities. I think this is their favorite “extra” of all time. Have all the funs.

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Good intel! Thanks for sharing!

oh thank you, I did read that. I can’t imagine wearing goggles on top of my glasses :cry: I think I’ll stick to the day light safari at the park :wink:

It’s binoculars

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oh… much better, thank you
I was thinking night vision goggles. Too many spy movies :rofl:

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Is there any way to set up a reservation finder for something like this, or do those only exist for ADRs?

I don’t know if it exists. But if not I think @len and his team might be able to set it up.

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