The first
challenge would be the location of River Safari. Because River Safari is
located at Mandai which to many people might be a little far and secluded, the
place is not easily accessible. Shuttle buses from MRTs only work on weekends
or public holidays as well. Therefore, the only way to go to River Safari is to
take a bus from the MRT station. As River Safari is not that easily accessible,
people might find it very inconvenient to visit the place if they are not
driving, this will then cause people to turn away from visiting the attraction.
The second challenge would be the limited
activities at River Safari. If we were to compare the activities between River
Safari and the Singapore Zoo, the zoo has much more activities than the River
Safari. Based on my trip to the River Safari, I realized that besides
activities such as feeding, touching and meeting the animals, there are not
much activities left for the visitors to do unlike the zoo where there are even
shows that visitors are able to enjoy. Therefore, if a visitor were to choose
between visiting the River Safari or the Singapore Zoo, they would choose the
zoo.
The third challenge would be that the distance
between each feature/station is quite far from each other. During my trip there
at the River Safari, I realized that there is a lot of walking to do just to
get to each feature. It might be alright for young people like us however it
might not be as inconvenient for the elderly. Adding on to the humid weather,
people may feel tired very easily if they have to walk a lot. Thus this might
leave a bad impression on the visitors and they might not want to return for
another trip again.
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