Great Place to Visit, Despite Initial Thoughts

• 5 out of 5 stars by Sherri1062 from Pegram, Tennessee
• March 29, 2008

Quote: I went to Butterfly World reluctantly with a friend in October 2006. We both enjoyed it very much. I learned a lot about Butterfly's in general and discovered that it's really more like a botanical garden. The plants and landscaping were some of... Read the full Butterfly World review

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Butterfly World

• 4 out of 5 stars by pharmstudent from Pembroke Pines, Florida
• August 1, 2006

Quote: When you go inside, there are butterflies flying everywhere. If you're lucky, one might land on you. There is also an area for bird-feeding where you can buy the little cups of nectar and feed a bird. The best part is at the end, when you can buy a... Read the full Butterfly World review

From journal Busch Gardens

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Butterfly World

• 5 out of 5 stars by Venturer from Bossier City, Louisiana
• July 15, 2004

Quote: Butterfly World—Butterfly World is a science research center for studying butterflies. There are viewing windows to watch the people at work as you enter, but do not spend too much time there, as there is much more to see. In the enclosure that... Read the full Butterfly World review

From journal Fort Lauderdale in July

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Butterfly World

• 3 out of 5 stars by ctrask from West Chester, Pennsylvania
• March 14, 2004

Quote: Butterfly World is a must-see when you are in the Pompano Beach/Ft. Lauderdale area. We took our children (ages 7 and 10) there expecting to kill an hour or so -- we stayed several! Amazing number of butterflies, hummingbirds, and other small... Read the full Butterfly World review

From journal Spring Break in Florida

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Butterfly World

• 5 out of 5 stars by chefcat from Boynton Beach, Florida
• August 3, 2003

Quote: If you want some complete peace with a little delight served up on the side, a visit to Butterfly World is definitely in order. To call it a butterfly conservatory would be like calling nachos and cheese an entree. No, Butterfly World is like no... Read the full Butterfly World review

From journal Pompano Paradise

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Butterfly World

• 3 out of 5 stars by guanacay37 from Danbury, Connecticut
• March 16, 2003

Quote: Butterfly World is a series of fenced-in gardens with a wide variety of butterflies, hummingbirds, and flowers at each turn. You can take your time on a self-guided tour and re-enter favorite parts at your leisure. Don't forget your camera! My... Read the full Butterfly World review

From journal Pompano Paradise

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Butterfly World

• 4 out of 5 stars by g.cookie from charlotte, Michigan
• March 13, 2003

Quote: We loved this place. There are so many different butterflys and colors. If you sit or stand long enough a butterfly will land on you. How cool is that? The kids will love the Lorikeet Encounter, as for $.95 they get a cup of nectar to feed the... Read the full Butterfly World review

From journal sunny pompano beach

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Butterfly World

• 3 out of 5 stars by superpurd from Williams Lake, British Columbia
• January 27, 2001

Quote: Cost was $13.50 each plus $1 to get into the park. In one area you see butterflies at various stages of development and if you stay a few minutes will see several actually emerge from their cocoons. There is a large covered area where there are... Read the full Butterfly World review

From journal Four days in Fort Lauderdale

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