Busch Gardens California

There have been 2 properties with the Busch Gardens name in California. They are:

Busch Gardens Pasadena
Busch Gardens was the original Busch Gardens park located on Adolphus Busch's winter home in Pasadena, California. As the name implies, it was originally a garden he opened to the public featuring thousands of plants, statues, waterfalls, and walking paths. The Gardens were used in many Hollywood films including Frankenstein (1931), Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931), The Adventures of Robin Hood (archery scene, 1938),[10] and Gone With the Wind (Twelve Oaks barbecue, 1939). Busch wife wanted the city to turn into a public park, but denied. The area was closed subdivided after 1937 and is now a residential neighborhood. It was 36 acres in size.

Busch Bird Sanctuary
Busch Gardens LA was the second modern park built on a 16 acre plot next to the Van Nuys Brewery. The park featured birds, boat rides, a monorail, and free beer. It is unknown why the park closed.