Maybe a little overpriced, but fun. We were lucky to see the big cats being changed out. Handlers frequently interact with the dolphins, so you see a lot of dolphin behavior.

Lots of different big cats, and lots of information to learn about them. The cats were sometimes hard to see (sleeping behind stuff), and mostly asleep, so it might be a little boring for kids.

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The animals were beautiful though it wasnt as magical as we expected. It took us about twenty mins to enjoy everything, but when we left.. it was a feeling of unsatisfaction.

As with the dolphin habitat, well worth the money. Lions were my favorite, although hard to get good picture through the double chainlink fence. The other animals were lounging, not much action. The elephant had his butt to the crowd, and didnt turn aroung the 15 minutes we were there. Overall a great value. Woud revisit without question.

A good place to go if you have an hour to spend at The Mirage. The only thing was that most of the animals were asleep. They did not seem very intrested in being caged up and being showed off to tourists. Once again if you like animals this is a really great place to go and it had great scenery.

Very, nice, I liked how all of the habitats were roomy and lush for the cats, except the elephant. But it should have been priced at about 8 dollars, not to be a tight wad or anything. Other than that, very relaxing, the animals were amazing. I'd recomend it to all of those who want to get away from Vegas, but come in the opening when there's about twenty people there, other wise there's about twohundred screaming kids.

I loved it here. Spent 2-3 hours here. The dolphins were really cute. Especially the 3 younger ones they have in a seprate pool. One of them was playing with a frisbee and the other two were swimming around looking at everyone wanting to play. Two of the cats were fighting with each other when I walked by them. All of the animals were really beautiful and were out walking around.

It was an alright visit. Nice to see the cats and elephant... the white lion was absolutely gorgeous. Most of the cats were asleep, so it was a short visit for us.

My family and I enjoyed visiting the cats and other animals in the secret garden. Living in nearby Henderson has allowed us to go back many times. It is a very serene place and yes, cats do naps...don't your house cats? Go when it first opens not at the end of the day when the day is its warmest...

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Beautifully maintained exhibits of tigers and other animals. You get really close to them and they were quite active when we visited.

Well kept exhibit, interesting to see all the cats (even if they happed to be sleeping) most were lively when we went. A visitor was running back and forth next to the lion cage so the lion would run back and forth, I thought that was kinda mean spirited.

Regarding classicalcookie's post below...what the heck does S&F being gay have to do with anything? DUH!

fun fun fun! you get to see the rare white lions and white tigers up close. you also get to see gildah, the elephant that is in the show. we saw the show on a tuesday and went to the park on saturday. i swear that she turned when i said her name. you should try to get her to do that.
it was wonderful because it complimented the show. there is an admission price but it's well worth it. watch out about getting too close to the dolphins- they splash. all of the animals are very cute and there is a great chance that you'll get some awesome photo opportunities from this experience because you can get so close. you get a free tour recording to walk around with that explains all the big cats and gives you fun facts for it. i really respect siegfried and roy and the mirage management for giving paying visitors complimentary stuff- most of the attractions on the strip charged for the recording thing.

We enjoyed seeing the lions, tigers, leopards and elephant (rated the dolphins separately). They were mostly kicked back relaxing and sleeping but it was still enjoyable to see them.

This exibit is as gay as Sigfried and Roy. If you want to see cats sleeping where you can barely see them. If it's hot out side, DO NOT GO!

Definitely remember your sun screen for this little visit. Well worth it though. We didn't mind the wait because of the spray they had going over the line up. The dolphin habitat was lovely and in comparison to some aquarium pools they dolphins seemed to have quite a bit of room. The elephant seemed really lonely and a bit anxious. I think Elephant rescue should be contacted, they are a social animal and to have a bird/turkey for company? The tigers and lions are usually sleeping but are not all that hard to see.

Wonderful exhibit! Besides their magic, you really have to give Siegfried and Roy lots of credit for the wonderful conservation efforts they have made for their animals. The white tigers and white lions were beautiful and fun to watch. Glenda, the elephant, was there playing with a trainer. Even more interesting than her was the extremely ornate male turkey in with her. He pranced around in full display thinking the people were there to see him. He walked right in front of Glenda over and over, showing himself off, very funny. This is a must for animal lovers. Make sure to get the recording stick to bring around and listen to S & R talk about the animals and how most of them are extinct in the wild. Great exhibit!

We visited 3/11/03. This is the best $10 I've ever spent in Las Vegas. It starts with a tour of the Dolphin Habitat area with some interesting info given out. After having the entrance to the Secret Garden area pointed out, the guide releases you to spend as much time at the dolphin pools as you want. Since my wife is a dolphin freak we spent quite a while playing beach ball with one of the dolphins. Also, there was a baby born on February 27th and it was very cool watching him with his mother. Fianally we moved into the lion/tiger area. Although it was still in the lower 70's, they are cats and most of them were sleeping in the sun. Some were moving around and they're quite impressive to see. Great attraction!

Had fun looking at the big cats. Definitely worth the money paid to see it. One of the better deals in Vegas.

This rare animals are diffently worth the time to go see and it is a great break from the Strip. the garden is very well tended as are the animals. Good experience.

Absolutely amazing...plenty of room for everyone to see the animals; shaded; places to sit and relax as needed. These animals look very well taken care of. Would do it again in a minute!

This is a great attraction for the whole family.

Well worth the price. Although this is definitely a Las Vegas attraction, it makes a nice change from the others. Anyone who loves animals will be thoroughly entertained. The dolphin show is especially good. If it's not crowded, you'll even get a chance -- as my daughter did -- to toss a beach ball to the dolphins and have them bat it back to you! You can't put a price on that kind of experience! Definitely worth seeing again.

you know, the best thing about this was the jokes that we got to make about s & f's big secret that they are hiding!

i can't say what they are really hiding, but i'm sure some of you will know -

oh yah, they are hiding what the big deal about this is, because it sucked!

Excellent. Very educational. Take the kids they will love it!

Get there early, they closed down the Secret Garden part at about 3:30 in the winter. They let me into the just the Dolphin habitat for 1/2 price though ($5).

Wonderful diversion from the usual Las Vegas surroundings. I loved the dolphin exhibit and having the chance to look at rare endangered animals. Siegfried and Roy have done great work in making sure these animals are not wiped off the planet forever

All the animals looked very healthy and well taken care of. They seemed very content.
When visiting an attraction like this, the animal's welfare is the first thing I look for.