So sad to see some of the animals’ bare minimum habitats :( there were like 20 huge parrots in a tiny cage with barely enough space for them all to stand - please give them more room! I also felt the orangutans’ pen was awful - no trees or nature and just a few clumps of hay on concrete and some metal poles. Honestly, I didn’t see one exhibit where I felt like they had a great set up and were happy. I really hope the zoo stops trying to bring in new animals and instead puts that money toward improving the habitats of the many wonderful animals they already have!! Until then, going to this zoo just supports profit over animal welfare and is very sad to see.

Get there early. See all you can. Amazing place. Amazing animals. Awesome staff taking care of us and the animals. Truly a great stop while in Indianapolis.

So if you get your tickets for after 5pm for the Christmas extras, you won’t see any animals pretty much. Go sooner and you can do both (for the same price).We went at 330 and left at 530. Didn’t see all the animals in that time frame, so I’d go earlier. During the zoo part the covid safety guidelines were great. Each indoor activity has a line and limited capacity inside, enforced. The stingray pool is spaced out six feet from other groups with a fence and enforced. The bench’s first the train were cleaned after each group. Masks were enforced as well. No gatherings in front of the viewing areas, every one seemed to take turns. It was a nice experience. The animals were pretty active the ones we did see.The Christmas part is extremely crowded and not something we were comfortable venturing into much with a baby. Maybe if it wasn’t for the baby our viewpoint would be different. But last night it was way to many people in one area not distanced.

Looking for a family fun, accessible Christmas light show? The Indianapolis Zoo has just that. Lights, Santas Village, meet Santa, reindeer, and many other loved zoo animals. Reserve your time online. They are accessible and maintaining good COVID guidelines. Highly recommended!Peyton Manning Childrens Hospital, #christmaslights #animals #zoo #zoochristmas #accessible #familyfriendly

We love going to the Indianapolis Zoo!(indianapoliszoo.com) Even though its practically in the middle of the city, there are so many trees & plants youd never know it. You have to look pretty hard to see a skyscraper.The Zoo isnt huge, so its easy to visit & see everything you want to see without wearing yourself out.Currently, the Zoo staff are taking extra care to provide for social distancing so things arent as they usually are. The Oceans (indoor) exhibits, the Dolphin Pavilion, and the Deserts exhibits are limited as to how many people may be inside at one time. Because of this there is a wait to get in, which was new for us this trip.New exhibits for us this trip were the MISTery Park/Sloth exhibit and Tembo Camp where we got to see an elephant up close and even touch one! (I always forget they have hair on their bodies!)Some shops & dining areas werent open, but there are plenty still available. Dont let that stop you from going!I also appreciate the Zoos dedication to recycling & green energy as well as preservation of wildlife as well as waterways. There is a lot of education available available throughout the park in the way of signage & pictures to engage young and old alike.Next time we go, I hope to get back to the White River Gardens (included with your Zoo admission) & Butterfly Kaleidoscope.

Christmas at the zoo is a great experience for adults and kids, alike. Tons of colorful lights, animals. Although I wish the Plains was open after dark (no lights). Santa at his desk was an interesting twist for covid19 distancing.

My favorite zoo...so far. Just the right size. Dolphin exhibit was beautiful...however I will say it wasnt as special like I thought it would be. They were just swimming, a lot of times out if sight. The prettiest thing was the aquarium they were in. The butterfly exhibit also a little disappointing.....not to many butterflies. I am comparing this exhibit to the Memphis butterfly exhibit. But like the dolphin exhibit.....the exhibit was the best part. But as far as the rest, just beautiful. I love the rides you can take and its all around a beautiful zoo.

Great place to take the kids! My advice, pay the $12 extra to get the adventure pass like we did, you wont regret it. You get to feed the animals at certain exhibits (birds, giraffe, etc.) and ride the rides. All the exhibits were amazing, the only problem we ran into is if you want to see the dolphin show, you have to present your ticket you get at the main entrance. We were lead to believe we needed a separate ticket and because of this, were unable to see the show. Aside from that, the butterfly exhibit is outside the main gate, it is not located within the park if you are looking for it based on the signs and map.

It was a wonderful family day outing, and my mother truly enjoyed the experience. Tigers are her favorite! It was an easy layout to walk - an important consideration for older folks in our group. And... the Orangutan exhibit is the best!:+)

We visited on a rainy Thursday, but we still had a great time with very light crowds! The dolphin show was excellent! It was amazing that it was included with our admission and it was at no extra charge! Most of the animals here have large habitats, some not so much. They have many unique animals here, such as the dolphins as mentioned and walruses! The aquarium section was amazing as well.

To be 100% honest I was quite disappointed with the Christmas at the zoo. For the price I think I should have been able to expect more. it is night time so majority of their animals are sleep understandably. So in my mind Im going more for a light show and atmosphere than anything. There was one small area that the lights flash to the beat of music. Other than that its very lackluster. The train ride was a joke. Just took us around in the dark. I thought there would be some type of light display or something special about the train ride. Maybe 2-year-olds would find it amazing but majority of kids I saw walking around that were maybe 8 plus looked very disappointed. What I do it again? No.

Kids had a great time at the zoo boo. Only thing was a hour wait for the train, lots of inpatient kids. Skip the train this time. We did appreciate that the train was sanitized between riders. Fun times...

Its a pretty good zoo...i always have mixed feeling when it comes to animals in an enclosure as not all of them look so great. A lot of attention has been paid to the orangutan group amd from my understanding quite a few of them are rescues so I suppose their life is better now than it used to be.On another more positive note, the staff was friendly and knowledgeable and the crowds were not huge as I think they are operating under limited capacity. Even so alot of the food stands are currently closed. The place seemed clean and made for a wonderful family day out and if the weather is nice its worth the time to go.

Christmas at the zoo is very pretty with all the lights. And if you have little ones this is the place to go. Even Santa is practicing safe distance. But its worth the picture hoping next year it wont be a thing.

Our family had a pretty great time. Due to the pandemic they are appropriately allowing only certain amount of participants in at a time. You need to choose a time phrame to enter. If youre early you have to wait in your car or head over to the butterfly planetarium which is adorable. The lines to get into the panguins, dolphins, sloths, and giraffes were unfortunately so long we didnt even wait for them. Thats my only negative experience. All in all it was a great experience. Masks are required to enter. We saw plenty of people outside without them but employees were telling people to put theirs back on.

The overall experience was wonderful, from the customer service with an issue I had a reservation to the good conditions I perceived they keep for the animals. Regarding COVID-19 precautions, very well managed from my point of view. You cant miss the Dolphins show!!!!

His zoo was completely worth the 3 1/2 hour trip we took out of town to get there!! Although the zoo doesn’t have A HUGE selection of animals, The animals they do have are well taken care of have huge enclosures! The Dolphin show is a MUST as well as visiting the Dome under neath. All staff members we encountered were extremely friendly amid helpful. The food at the stands were reasonable priced and tasted amazing. I wish more zoos took as amazing care of their animals like this zoo. 10/10 would recommend.

I love the presentation of the zoo. I am from DC and I think that because its so big and busy it maybe is alot on the upkeep.This zoo in Indy is top notch, clean and simple. In addition the exibits seem to be arranged in a way that you always get animal interaction. The animals appear to be well trained and calm... I have nothing but great things to say about this zoo and will be back once my daughter is born.

Beautiful place, friendly staff, lots to do and explore!!! You can even touch a dolphin for a little bit more $$$!! But trust me its well worth it!

Had a fantastic day with family and grandsons! Animals were out, the grounds were impeccably clean! Limited entries, due to Covid was necessary, yet was nice that it wasnt crowded. Had hot dogs and hamburgers from Nanas Cafe very good food..$$! The marine exhibits were mesmerizing, petting sharks and stingrays was exhilarating!Watch the penguins swim under your feet, while the kiddos can watch the sharks and seals swim by underwater! The monkeys were delightful, and the Red Panda is adorable! So many fun activities... check it out!

The animals were so lively. The lion was making some serious noise.The layout is perfect. The dolphin show was pretty neat too. We even got to touch a shark and stingray.

It was a really nice zoo. Had lots of animals out to see even when it was pretty hot. The gardens are included but there was a really long line so we opted not to go. There was some architecture that we liked in the center area of zoo.

Fun little zoo. You can see animals closer. Also free dolphin show that was cool. You an buy tickets to feed animals and rides in the zoo.

We went during the Christmas lights at the zoo which was really cool. Only down side was there wasnt alot of animal movement. It was worth going to see the lights and the animals that we did see.

Best exhibit was the orangutans. It was a beautiful day and they allowed one monkey to climb on these huge towers. It was so cool. If you go later, there is less people, however you wont be able to get tickets for the dolphin show. I love that I can touch sharks and stingrays. Best experience. Stay away from the bears behinds. They had diarrhea when we were there.

Nice lights. Well laid out. The only issue is that a lot of animals cant be seen due to cold weather

The zoo is just not built for the pandemic. While its outside and open, it has very tightly knit spots to see the animals well and guests can be very rude and imposing. Newfields has been great in requiring outdoor masks regardless of whether you have the ability to social distance. At the zoo, people take off the masks when they get inside and sometimes dont put them back on.We did go early on a Wednesday a second time and that was much better than a Sunday.

We love the Indy Zoo, even during the virus we were able to schedule our group with ease online & had the BEST time + it was my birthday which made it that much sweeter! Every single animal was out that day (7/20/20) & gave us a great show! Even the sloth moved for us & they don’t do much moving, they mainly sleep! Lol! Thank you Indy Zoo you rank top on our list of zoo’s & it’s right here in Indiana!

We had the zoo to ourselves tonight. I live the Christmas lights and there were less than 10 people there total. I am not kidding only 2 cars in the parking lot. Come after 6pm and you will have a great time.

I love visiting the zoo with my family. There are so many opportunities to get up close and personal with several species of animals, though it does cost more than the ticket price to do so. We particularly enjoyed watching an elephant get a bath and hand-feeding a couple of giraffes. Unfortunately, many of the attractions and food vendors were closed due to COVID. But totally understandable. Lines were really long– might be difficult for young children to tolerate, especially in the heat. There are still some areas of the zoo that need a total renovation, but they’ve been working hard over the past few years to do updates. Overall, the zoo makes for a great day trip!

Having a membership is completely worth it if you have littles ones. The zoo is always so clean, the employees are always friendly, and the animals seem to be well taken care of! The dolphin exhibit is a must-see (grab a ticket to one of the shows when they’re running), the macaw shows are so entertaining, there’s a touch tank in the aquarium building (I think the ability to touch the sharks and manta rays is currently off-limits) and the lions, especially when they’re all out, are so amazing to watch (as are most of the animals!) Food prices are average to above average (remember this is an entertainment facility!) There’s a train ride that takes you behind the scenes of the zoo, there’s a lifted scenic ride (about 65ft in the air) and a carrousel ride all available for additional costs. During the pandemic and mask mandate, most customers seems to either wear their mask OR keep their distance (not wearing a mask) Be aware that it’s not “against the rules” to not wear a mask, as long as you are able to social distance. Now that the temps have fallen a bit, the masks are not as irritating! If it’s hard for you to wear a mask for long periods, find a picnic table off by itself and remove yourself mask while you catch your breath! You can easily spend 2-4 hours here! Worth it!

Much less crowded during the covid 19 guidelines. You have to wear a mask inside the buildings, but outside you do not. We got to watch an elephant get a bath and even got to pet her. We also got to see Kate the Orangutan show us how smart she is. All of the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. Weve had a membership for years and this year they are just really great. The food from Nanas kitchen was really yummy. Didnt get to see the dolphin show because it was sold out by 10 am when we got there. I dont know if I missed where you can buy dolphin show tickets online or what. Great experience other than no dolphin show!

I love the zoo. The animals were all active and it was a great experience. The Botanical Gardens were beautiful. I loved the banzai trees on display.

Very wonderful experience. I used to not support zoos at all because I thought they were cruel. They take good care of their animals and they all seem to be happy. The staff is so incredibly positive and helpful and friendly. We got a membership for a very affordable price. Cant wait to experience Halloween and Christmas this year with my little one at the zoo.

I love the place and the exhibits! However, the lack of open food places that were open was very discouraging. We waited for 30 mins to get food. My advice is to bring your own food and drinks to avoid the lines and wasting your time. Also, don’t waste your money on the ‘adventure ride tickets’ for $12 because they will/can close the rides without notice.

Indianapolis has a great Zoo. The grounds were well kept. The variety of landscape plants was nice to look at. The animal pins were clean and well kept.

We had a great time at the zoo. Got in at 2:30 and were able to see giraffes, lion, rhino, tigers, and feed the periquetes ($3), got on the train ($3) and carousel ($3). Face panting was ok but it would be nice to post prices the paintings so you know how much they are, $ 19.50 for a face painting is on the expensive range for me but had already lost 40 minutes waiting in line with an anxious little one.My favorite part was the gazelles and the cheetahs. The animals are clean and well kept.

Christmas at the zoo is always great. The hot coco refills now cost a dollar so thats sad, but other than that it was great

It was exciting for my Great Granddaughter. To expensive. No money used at all. No one had change for pressing Pennys.

Everything was good except the carosuel line. They were only letting on about 8 or 9 people per turn. It made the line take a lot longer and the kids in line were all getting antsy and hot. The Halloween decorations were cute. The dolphin show was amazing. All the animals were out and very visible. The zoo is very clean. I would say the food and drinks are overpriced but thats about the same as other zoos in the area. They had a maze and some other activities for Halloween that we didnt get to participate in. My kids enjoyed the trick or treating but I feel like it couldve been more than 4 stations. Overall 4 stars. We had a good time and will be back.

We will be back! It was an AMAZING experience. My daughters love dolphins and elephants! Elephants are not really back home so for her to see multiple and TOUCH one oh we lost our minds!! Disney is my favorite zoo but boy you all made that a hard decision because your neck and neck with them! Wtg and keep up the awesome work!!

There’s a ton of “junk” like rides and shops filling the space that in my opinion could be used to expand and improve animal enclosures. I understand this is probably to generate more money but it’s sad to see the ground worn down in so many cages from the animals pacing in boredom. It’s subpar compared to other zoos I’ve been to like the one in Memphis so I probably won’t visit again.

Had an amazing day at the Indy Zoo! The aviary area was incredible, up close interaction with the birds was so much fun!

Did the timed entry and went real smooth. Nice and mellow no crowds. All the animals were out and up close.

Zoo fun @IndianapolisZoo. A zoo employee named Willow was so nice, very helfpul, and very knowledgeable. Thank you Willow for helping me and my kids to have an extraordinary zoo experience.

My Son and Daughter-in-love invited my Dad and I to go to the zoo with them and my Granddaughter. We had an AMAZING time. There was no line to get in and it seemed like a ghost town. Most of the animals were out and moving. Cannot take those moments with family for granted! So glad to see families out, social distancing and wearing mask, but enjoying themselves! We ended in the Butterfly area which is as beautiful as the last time I was there. We Love the Indianapolis Zoo!!!

I really liked this zoo! Fun experience to be there on a rainy evening. It was not crowded and the animals were very active. I wish more things would have been open, there were some things closed due to covid 19. Overall, it was worth it and I would go again!

Very well kept and clean. My husband and I spent the entire day here. The train ride is a bit of a waste though. Other than that, we had a great time!

Take a walk around the zoo to see the animals yourself. Its a worthwhile experience. My kids loved it

Great zoo in the heart of Indiana. The bird feeding is a unique option at this zoo.

We just renewed our Zoo membership. Lots of new friends!

I love the zoo period. Theyve been trying to abide with pandemic precautions but there was a serious issue today with no one enforcing the mask policy while inside buildings at the zoo. Thats the only reason why I gave them 4 stars. They were great at monitoring the amount of people going into buildings except the Cafe (which was definitely one that should have been monitored because it was like the wild west in there).

Had a great time at the zoo during the pandemic. Was not overcrowded and masks were being worn. Of course the animals were great as well but was nice to be able to get the kids out in public in a safe environment.

The zoo is nice. To many exhibits not available. I paid for a membership and have been to the zoo twice in 2 months and it has not been hood visits. We can never see dolphin show.

Large variety of exhibits. Scheduled events at different exhibits throughout the day. The dolphin dome is awesome. Met a sloth.

Ive been visiting the Indianapolis zoo multiple times a year, starting when I was in grade school. The staff and facilities are always friendly and clean, respectively. Plus its a great way to introduce children to wildlife conservation efforts in a fun, meaningful, and tangible way. The relatively more recent push for green energy and recycling is also a fantastic message that can be gleaned from almost every exhibit and experience.

Lovely visit. Needs more shaded areas to sit and more accessible drinks, otherwise a lot of fun!

The zoo was very clean, and I feel the entire staff was handling the virus well and appropriately. A rare plus of the virus was it being relatively uncrowded, and people were spread out for the most part. Will be back!

This so is Amazing! A must stop if youre visiting Indy. Theres so much to see and do. I would recommend getting the total adventure pack so you can have access to all the rides and the extras like feeding the Giraffes, which was our favorite part.They also have a beautiful garden, and an aquarium. Theres a cafe for a lunch break and a playground by the cafe.

My son loved it just wish everything was open. Thanks covid.

A very good place to spend a whole day with fun and knowledge. Dolphins shows, rides, touching animals and plants is great. We loved the dolphin show a lot and it is worth seeing. They have a good collection of animals from elephants to frogs. Affordable priced tickets and well maintained. The aquarium is wonderful.

Nice zoo. Some long lines due to covid but I would go back .

I really like this zoo. Smaller than many others, but fun animals and dolphins!

Pretty good experience we have a membership but the food was very pricey drinks were very expensive and got their very early and couldnt get into the dolphin show but overall very happy. Loved the Tempo elephant exibut. We got so close the elephants. I cried.

Very nice zoo. The only complaint we had was there was no information and nobody told us you have to get tickets for dolphin show. We almost missed the coolest park of this zoo. Lucky they werent filled so we were let in at last second. Definitely dont miss the dolphin show.

Very cool zoo. Macaws are pretty much loose and the orangutans can climb up poles on top of their enclosure super cool.

Clean and family friendly zoo. Great programs, and fair prices.

I took my little one that I nanny for to the zoo and we had a really fun time. I think their mask guidelines are pretty good . We really enjoyed the dolphin show as well.

A great zoo. If youre ever in Indianapolis and have kids you should check this place out. Its got so many amazing areas. There are so many animals its crazy. Its the best zoo that Ive ever been to. You should also try to see the dolphin show. They ask you what show time you want when you enter.

This place is great! Ive never seen zoo animals so active!

This is a wonderful zoo. We were lucky enough to have a couple extra hours before our flight out of Indianapolis and went to the zoo, which is about 15 minutes away from the airport. So glad we did. It was decorated with millions of lights. The animals were out and about. The dolphins are magnificent. They have WALRUSES!!! Which is super rare. Id love to go back in the summer and see more. Also, during the holidays, there is a Santa and you get a time slot for free when you arrive. We didnt get to see him because of our flight time constraints. Im sure it would have been lovely.This zoo is a gem.

So much fun! Exhibits were clean and the staff was so friendly! I noticed there were staff members consistently cleaning surface areas that were frequently touched. They were definitely working hard to keep everyone safe!

Our favorite zoo by far! Not sure whats more breath taking- Seeing macaws flying or touching the beautiful elephants. My 5 year old loved the rides and feeding the flamingos. Highly recommend getting the total access pass- definitely worth it if you love feeding animals and the kids can go on the rides!

The Indy Zoo is good decent place to enjoy, especially for family and kids...Well planned and well organized. Employees are super friendly

Is pretty fantastic!!!!! We live in St Louis so we go to the st. Louis Zoo all the time. Ive been to the San Antonio Zoo the zoo in New Orleans and the Indianapolis Zoo and the Indianapolis Zoo is the only thing that compares to St Louis and may even be better. I think it was a little under 250 for four of us to get in for everything. That came with a dolphin show which was fantastic no others who Ive been to has that it also came with feeding giraffes and a pretty amazing ride that you got into that picks you up like a roller coaster and rode you around the entire park while at the same time giving you the opportunity to see orangutans and other Apes climb out of their cages which was pretty fantastic.

Its been years since my family and I went to the zoo. So I was already unsure of what to expect overall. Add in the safety measures for Covid-19, and I was a bit nervous. However, I felt that the staff handled everything so well. We had a great time, all staff members that we had contact with was polite and helpful.

Beautiful zoo! Many opportunities to get up close to the animals! Lots of tables and benches in the shade. Very clean and beautifully landscaped!

I love the zoo, and my kid loves Zoo Boo, but staff did a TERRIBLE job of enforcing mask requirements. Many, many people were walking around bare faced, and I didnt see a single person asked to put on a mask. Out visit was much shorter than we planned, and I wont be coming back any time soon. That sucks, because during most years we go to the zoo at least once or twice a month.

We love going to the zoo but I was disappointed in zoo boo. It was our first time going and it definitely wasnt what we expected but other then that we love it. Theres so much for us to do and we always get great services

We love the zoo. Weve been 5 times so far. They have done a great job keeping things safe during the pandemic too.

Went to zoo Saturday. The tickets were time stamped I assume to control crowd. No problem getting in but apparently no one leaves. Very crowded! The kids did not collect candy because it was only given at one location instead of several, of course a large crowd there. Love the zoo but did not enjoy this visit. I know these are difficult times but needed to be handled differently.

A must visit for anyone, either local or visiting. The Indianapolis Zoo is educational and fun. The layout makes navigating and taking in each exhibit in a single trip very easy.

It is a good family friendly place. This covid has everything so turned around. Most places wouldnt accept cash which was a downer, especially when it was the gift shop.

Great little Zoo. Good place to spend the day with the family.

Beautiful zoo with lots of animals to see. Very clean. Staff super friendly and knowledgeable.

So incredibly disappointed in the zoo response to Covid 19. There was absolutely no enforcement of their masks policy. People would enter enclosed attractions, stand in food or tickets lines (standing less than 6 ft. of the other person), without masks. Not once did I see a zoo employee get involved. My family will not be back until the pandemic is under control. I recommend avoiding Zoo Boo, it will be a disaster.

I went to see Azy. Hes my favorite. He wasnt having it that day.

This is a great zoo! It is so good we became members. The habitats are large and natural, and the staff plainly loves their wards.Go to the Dolphin presentation. Go into the ocean section. It gives most aquariums a run for the money.

My first trip to this zoo was right before the pandemic hit. I was happy to see that it almost exactly the same only difference was needing to wear a mask. Its a wonderful zoo and will continue to go

Fantastic. Seeing the animals was great. The staff was helpful,and friendly!

Nice clean zoo. Lots of animals to see. They have a sky ride through part of their park a small rollercoaster, carousel, and train. Their dolphin show was fantastic. A must see.

I have not seen more apathetic people not wearing masks since the Covid 19 epidemic started. People just dont get it and most seemed to be the most at risk. I am not surprised Indiana is struggling again.

In these times it can be a struggle to find good socially distanced activities for the family. With that being said the Indianapolis zoo has done a fantastic job! They use a free reservation system to keep the zoo to a smaller population at it really shows! We were able to see all of the animals and take part in all of the activities and it never felt crowded or rushed! We will be going back often!

First and foremost I want it to be known I’m an employee at the Indianapolis Zoo. The 3 stars is not for the zoo. It’s for the customers that come in. I have some guests that are kind but others that are just flat out rude. It’s about 50/50 for the kind/rude people ratio. And I just want anyone who reads this and then decides to come to the zoo, please be kind to us. Please don’t yell or say rude things to us because something did not go your way. Common complaints; Too hot no shade. No water around front. No more dolphin show tickets etc. My department has nothing to do with any of these issues. Yet we get the most hate from people because we’re closest to the entrance and exit. We are humans too. We do not owe you. We simply work there and we’re simply trying to do our job. Please, just be kind and ask yourself if the way you’re talking to an employee is the way you’d want to be spoken too.

Highly recommend this zoo. We had such a great time! Exhibits were well designed and animals were very active and easy to see.

A surprisingly great zoo. The price of admission is rather steep, but if you buy your tickets early enough and on a less popular day then you can get a better deal. If you are a Purdue student then search for discount tickets online. Be sure to check out the butterfly garden while you are there (admission is included with your zoo ticket). Find the entrance is before you get to the ticket booth for the zoo--on the right.

The zoo itself is nice and spacious. Different little activities for kids and interactions for everyone. Definitely an improvement over the years. However, a few things that stood out about this visit. One, my two year old made a remark a few times about the animals seeming sad (mainly all the the primate varieties and birds). Two, I didnt notice many foraging or entertainment options for many animals. Thats kinda sad as an animal owner myself. And three, the macaw cage was SEVERELY lacking in opportunities. Macaws are very intelligent and even though they are in an aviary, there seemed to be many lacking opportunities. At the time of our visit I did not see any captive foraging for ANY BIDS HOUSED. Nor toys or puzzle opportunities. The larger macaws seemed stressed and agitated by the shear number of birds coupled with lack of entertainment and were picking at each other. Not like bonded grooming but picking at feet and wings. As a bird owner it is hard to explain the disappointment. Overall, wasnt too bad but would definitely recommend more activities for animals l.

Loved it. Wonderful trip. Zoo very friendly, clean and displays are well done. Not just one cage after another.

I spent about four and half hours in there with my kids - 5, 3, and 2 y.o. Theyre fascinated! We pretty much covered all of it, including dolphins show.Loved every part of it - you could pet an elegant or bark on them seals!Food inside was good, drinks were very expensive, and as it was hot, so we spent a lot on them drinks. Well, if wed thought ahead, could bring them with us, so next time well be smarter.Right to the right from the main entrance theres a strollers rental, and we rented double-one for youngest kid and our bags - it was perfect and the price for rent was something like $11.Overall - 10/10, worth every dollar!

Drove 2 1/2 hours to visit the zoo. Extremely impressed with the care for keeping things sanitized and socially distant. Unbelievable orangutan exhibit that is quite impressive. Very disappointed in the dolphin show. The theme was quite preachy and more time was spent on showing videos than the dolphins. Recommend you dont waste your time with that. Overall, we all considered it worth the drive and probably will be going back.