
Ronald McDonald bigger than life. Submitted photos
“We believe that ‘McDonald’s Goes Wild’ will provide a day of family fun at the Naples Zoo for all who attend,” said Mike Adams, who owns and operates several McDonald’s restaurants in Southwest Florida. “The Zoo is a local landmark and treasure, and we are excited to work with the organization for the first time.”
Kids of all ages can visit with Ronald McDonald®, who will perform a magic show in the Safari Canyon open-air theater at noon, followed by a

The Zoo offers a variety of live shows.
“This is a wonderful partnership between McDonald’s and the Zoo to benefit the Southwest Florida community,” said Naples Zoo Director David Tetzlaff. “And it will be a lot of fun, too. Zoo outings make a great family day.”
“McDonald’s Goes Wild” is an event for all Southwest Floridians. As a bonus for Collier County residents, the event is free. That’s because June 4 is the first Saturday of the month and Naples Zoo welcomes Collier County residents for free on the first Saturday of each month. Collier residents

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About McDonald’s Southwest Florida Restaurants
McDonald’s is one of the world’s best-known brands and is a global leader in food service. There are 54 McDonald’s restaurants, owned and operated by seven franchisees, located throughout Charlotte, Collier, Hendry and Lee counties, as well as part of Sarasota county. Follow us on Twitter (@McDonalds_SWFL) for information about McDonald’s area programs.
About Naples Zoo
Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization offering a full day of family fun in a nationally accredited zoo and historic botanical garden. Daily presentations feature two premiere presentations in the Safari Canyon open-air theater where guests see live animals from free flying birds to rare predators along with exciting video footage and live

For additional information about the Zoo, call (239) 262-5409 or visit www.napleszoo.org
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