Yellowstone Bear World

This place was okay. The best part was the bear cubs! They were so cute! 😍 It is a very kid friendly place with carnival rides and dinosaurs. The drive through the bear area was okay as well. Couldn't see many cause they were too far away, wish you could have your windows down to take pictures but I understand why you can't. It would have been cool to feed a bear cub but it was kind of pricy at $75 a person. They had some bison and elk before you go into the bear driving area. Overall fun experience but definitely geared more for younger kids.

This is a great little break from a road trip. I love bears and seeing them this close was really fun. Highly recommend going and seeing the gift shop alongside the baby bears. They are super cute as well. We also had huckleberry ice cream that was really really good. But I’m excited to come back and see more bears!

Not as many bears as there have been in the past but still nice to get away and see. It has gone up in cost quite a bit the past years. Helpful tips: You can go more than once through. Book your bear feedings early they sell out fast, petting zoo, rides and dinosaur area are included. Look to see if it is cheaper to do individual prices vs vehicle.

This is a little out of the way for most people. But it was a blast! Great for families. We saw so many bears, they walk right by the car. They also have bison, elk,deer, and much more. They also have a small amusement park, which is great for kids and adults. And then there is Jurassic River where they have a couple dozen life size animatronic dinosaurs... this was very cool. Oh, and you can feed/milk baby bears. These were 8 months old as of this post

This was *perfect* for my 7-year-old! The rest of us enjoyed it, but not as much as younger children would. The rides and dinosaur area were more suited for younger children. We spent a great morning here! I would say arrive early to avoid the crowds and beat the heat. We only spent a few hours going at a leisurely pace. It lost a star because I was kind of ticked at the feeding the bears tour- we did the family pass because it was more affordable. If you’re not on the favored side, though, you just see a LOT less. The right side (left of you’re looking at the vehicle, right for the tour guide and when you’re being loaded on) faces into the park while the left side faces the outer fringe *the entire tour*. You can guess what side we were on. We couldn’t see the grizzlies, especially when they started fighting over food. We heard the other side see it. Sounded cool. We couldn’t see the white baby elk. We were facing away from the elders of the black bears. We threw our food to nothing 70% of the time, we had one tenacious black bear that was smart enough to go to the neglected side. So do yourself a favor and choose the right side!