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05-01-2012, 06:07 PM
I try not to be overly promotional of the ventures I am associated with when posting on OKC Talk, but wanted to share the news about a new operation our company took on recently. Not sure if this is better suited for Arts & Entertainment or for Transportation, but we just opened a boat ride at the Oklahoma City Zoo branded as Safari Voyage.
These are pretty cool, custom built/designed 50 passenger vessels that are fully electric and ultimately will serve docks between Lakeside/Aquaticus and the new Elephant Pavilion. This will turn a roughly 25 minute walk into a leisurely 12-15 minute ride.
The tour is (hopefully) entertaining and informative, and includes quite a bit of information on the history of the zoo itself.
Anyway, hope some OKC Talk folks come visit us, enjoy a ride (or two, or three - it's an all-day pass). Please feel free to leave comments or feedback in this thread, or to PM me with questions or feedback you would like to give offline.
Here's a link (http://www.okczoo.com/news/m.blog/56/new-safari-voyage-cruising-on-okc-zoo-lake) to a media release the zoo put out today, and here's a link (http://www.facebook.com/okczoobg) to the Zoo's Facebook profile, which includes a nice large photo of one of the boats.
These are pretty cool, custom built/designed 50 passenger vessels that are fully electric and ultimately will serve docks between Lakeside/Aquaticus and the new Elephant Pavilion. This will turn a roughly 25 minute walk into a leisurely 12-15 minute ride.
The tour is (hopefully) entertaining and informative, and includes quite a bit of information on the history of the zoo itself.
Anyway, hope some OKC Talk folks come visit us, enjoy a ride (or two, or three - it's an all-day pass). Please feel free to leave comments or feedback in this thread, or to PM me with questions or feedback you would like to give offline.
Here's a link (http://www.okczoo.com/news/m.blog/56/new-safari-voyage-cruising-on-okc-zoo-lake) to a media release the zoo put out today, and here's a link (http://www.facebook.com/okczoobg) to the Zoo's Facebook profile, which includes a nice large photo of one of the boats.