T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation Station

My little girl was jumping up and down with excitement to meet a TIGER! Thank you T.I.G.E.R.S. and crew. This was an experience we definitely will remember forevermore. The smiles and laughs from the kids were beyond worth it. Our favorite experience in Myrtle Beach, highly recommend!
5 8 years ago (23-05-2018)

I've been on this tour twice now in the last decade. I even looked into becoming an apprentice at this facility because of how well it is run. Doc and all his trainers and support staff are the most caring, compassionate and knowledgeable. They spend their entire lives with these animals. You will not find a better one on one animal experience like this. 11/10. Every time I am in Myrtle, I will support what they do.
5 8 years ago (20-04-2018)

Close the barefoot landing location. Walked by the barefoot landing location and was disgusted by the tigers being kept in a small glass room. They were breathing extremely fast, it wasn’t very hot (maybe 75° in the evening). You could see the misery in their faces as we looked into the window. Please just stop. Stop catering to people wanting a picture with a wild animal. Tigers don’t belong in a glass room they need to have more to live for than some fat tourist getting a picture with them. Shame.
1 8 years ago (31-05-2018)

What an absolutely amazing thing this place is doing! Ive always dreamed of meeting a tiger. I visited the preservation stations yesterday and had the best time of my life. I got to hold and even feed a baby tiger & was surprised to also meet two little monkeys - Bucket List CHECK!!!! - Thank you to all the workers who care for the animals, you are doing a beautiful thing
5 8 years ago (10-05-2018)

It's certainly an amazing experience to hold a tiger and the monkeys are adorable. However, the process is off for this place. We stood in line for 45 minutes, even though I had made the reservation days ahead of time. Then when we actually got to sit down it was very rushed. We didn't actually get to experience the interaction with the animals. They just put them in your lap and snap some pictures (that you also pay extra for later). For almost $200 for two of us, I feel like they can take in a few less people and let you enjoy the experience more.
3 8 years ago (06-05-2018)