Address: 2021 N Kinney Rd, Tucson, AZ 85743, USA
Phone: +15208831380
Sunday: 7:30AM–2PM
Monday: 7:30AM–2PM
Tuesday: 7:30AM–2PM
Wednesday: 7:30AM–2PM
Thursday: 7:30AM–2PM
Friday: 7:30AM–2PM
Saturday: 7:30AM–9PM
Jill D
If you have an AZ driver's license you can get a discount on the ticket cost, which was super nice. There was a lot to see without being overwhelming. It is outdoors so be prepared for sunscreen and water, as it got pretty hot -- and I went in April. Overall I'd say it is definitely worth the visit! With just two adults, reading the majority of the information panels, we spent probably two or three hours in the park (without doing the extra loop out in the desert).
Lynn Arneill-Brown
I went for the plants and there were a lot in bloom.Would have been nice if the animals were more visible. Need to be very patient to see any birds. We went at 8:30 am, which was nice,cause it got hotter more crowded and noisier by 10 am. Great gift shops. Loved the geology exhibit with the rocks and minerals.
Linda Radford
It was a rainy and cool morning so we headed to the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, Zoo and Gardens. It was the perfect weather since we could go into exhibit building to warm up and then outside when the sun peaked out from behind clouds. We enjoys all that we learned about plants and animals. The gardens were beautiful and it was a great way to spend a day. Well worth the visit for us.
Andrew
This is one of the nicest museums I have ever visited. Entry is expensive, but you can tell they really use that money to maintain the premises. The bathrooms were clean and even had sunblock dispensers. The staff was very friendly and helpful. One of the highlights was the raptor flight demonstration. I really enjoyed watching the birds and learning about how unique the Harris hawks are in the bird world. The variety of cactus and other desert plants was another highlight. I had no idea there was such a variety of life in the desert. If you're in the area, this museum is definitely worth a visit.
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They also have Sting Rays you can feed and pet. It is a cost.
About $29... Military $19... Local AZ residents $25... Children under 3 free... Annual family pass $125...
Kind of. Yes there are ramps and yes some paths are paved for a smoother ride, you need assistance in opening doors.
Yes it covers everything except the stingrays and if you choose 2 dine at their restaurant. Of course souvenirs are always available at your expense.
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Water fountains are scattered throughout, and several are equipped specifically for filling bottles. I've easily filled bottles using even the ones not specially equipped -plenty of water pressure. And fyi, there are free sunscreen dispensers in every bathroom, so no need to worry about either of our desert enemies: dehydration or sunburn!
It is being renovated at the moment while the tortoises are hibernating
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