By Surabhi Ashok
Officially opened to guests on June 14 in Jackson, New Jersey, Six Flags’ new Savannah Sunset Resort and Spa offers a “luxury glamping” experience with a private suite and direct access to their 350-acre Wild Safari and its animals.
There is a wide range of suites available, from couple to family styles and various kinds of views overlooking the safari. Many of the rooms include breakfast, a daily morning giraffe feed, and multi-park tickets. Guests are required to stay at least two nights.
Suites can host two to six people, for around $700 to $1200 a night. Rooms have a walk-in shower and could even include a veranda.
People who stay at the resort can interact with giraffes every morning, along with the other 1200 animals on an exclusive tour.
Guests are also given a multi-park ticket that gives them access to all three of Six Flags’ parks: Great Adventure Theme Park, Hurricane Harbor, and Wild Safari.
Each night holds an array of games, a fire pit, and entertainment such as music and outdoor movies in a designated event space. Certain packages include spa treatments and restaurant and bar services as well.
While animals will not be able to come up to the rooms directly, there is still a minimum age requirement of 5 years old.
The Savannah Sunset Resort and Spa is versatile in its appeal and can even host small events such as weddings and business retreats.
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