KRUSH BRAU PARK

[Sepia aerial footage of an old roadside zoo. On-screen text: Kissimmee, FL 1997.] Narrator: Kissimmee, Florida. 1997.

[Close-up of a lioness; old cages. Text: A 450-lb lioness escaped the zoo.] A 450-pound lioness named Nala broke out of the Jungleland Zoo.

[Aerial view of the zoo grounds. Text: Headed for the theme parks?] Legend says she was headed for the theme parks. She made it a few hundred yards.

[Overgrown zoo steps; a keeper walks past empty enclosures. Text: The party animals never left.] The zoo is gone. But the party animals never left.

[Color footage: guests in lederhosen and dirndls hold up liter steins together; a packed festival tent. Text: Largest German beer garden in the U.S.] Welcome to Krush Brau Park! The largest German beer garden in the U.S. Veteran owned.

[Servers raise beer steins under a tent. Text: Oktoberfest 365.] Oktoberfest, 365 days a year.

[Trays of German pastries; a stage with a painted Bavarian village backdrop. Text: Liter steins, live bands, real German food.] Liter steins. Live bands. Real German food. Festivals from around the state, and around the world.

[A grinning Krampus character in fur; guests at a mystery dinner. Text: Krampus Con, Weihnachtsfest, Mystery dinners.] Krampus Con. Weihnachtsfest. Mystery dinners.

[A smiling host; a decorated party room. Text: Private events & celebrations.] Birthdays, weddings, company parties. Bring the whole herd.

[A band plays on stage to dancing guests. Text: Once, the party animals escaped. Now they never leave.] Once, the animals escaped. Now they never want to leave.

[End card with the Krush Brau Park logo: krushbraupark.com, (855) 495-7874, Kissimmee, FL, Veteran owned. Text: Proooooest!] Krush Brau Park, Kissimmee. Prooooeest!