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Grants Farm Tours - (314) 843-1700
Grants Farm Tours
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- The Extras
If you want to give your child a special treat, throw him or her a birthday part in the farm's Tier Garden.
Customer Reviews
It's Redundant, but True--"Something for Everyone"
Reviewed by Gremashlo on
2008-08-01T11:47:15Z
A true variety of sights and activities that left our family totally enthused and pleased with our experiences there! Sure, the food is over priced (we brought our own) and the layout turns into one long Anheuser-Busch advertisement by the end (the stable was cool until you see that it is one long homage to the Busch family's fixation on show horses), but we were very satisfied with what we found. And, of course, the Clydesdales are absolutely gorgeous animals, and tolerated the attention very well. One item of note--the baby goats are adorable, but with the bottle feedings they become very aggressive...one actually bruised my daughter's shin by ramming her, and another climbed up onto a little girl's back and took a sizeable bite of her hair...
WARNING--a rumor was going around that the Busch family is slowly shutting the place down, which would be a serious crime. Enjoy it while you can!
Pros: Wide variety of activities and sights
Cons: Food prices and the overall "Busch-ness" of the place
Well Worth the Visit
Reviewed by kliechty on
2003-06-25T11:06:22Z
Grant's Farm was awesome! I was skeptical about it being another "zoo" to visit, but it was so much more. I suggest going early in the day to avoid crowds and heat. We're going back in a month because we loved it so much!
Dont go to Grants Farm
Reviewed by mrssharp on
2003-05-24T20:22:11Z
Overcrowded therefore unenjoyable, no way to avoid crowds. Busloads of day care and field trips are not limited. What used to be a top attraction is now free advertising for Anheuser Busch with no concern for their visitors quality unless you can figure out how to book a VIP tour in one of the private jeeps.
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