Detroit Zoo

Yes

Lilly, the zoo has a sloth named Homer.

They have one tiger right now. Her name is Kisa. They are working on building a new habitat for her now, but don't worry she is still out in her old habitat.

Yes, you can

Open 9AM-5PM today, just spoke to the operator.

They do

I believe so

I believe you can show your phone but I would bring a copy just in case you have phone issues. Better to be safe then sorry.

Yes, there are two lions a male named Simba and a female named Erin

Yes you can. We have plenty of places in the zoo for bday parties. Give a call to the zoo and see if you can get in touch with guest relations. They can get you to the right department. The bday parties are really the best here.

There are indeed a variety of places, but not all are open year-round. The place near the chimps is quite good... and includes Starbucks.

20 dollars

Yes

When you enter the main gate, the rental place is to the left.

You have to go to the zoo website. You pick the time slot you want and pay for your tickets and parking. They are only selling so many tickets per day. So you have to buy online. We went a few weekends ago and were inside for several hours. There were other people but it wasn't crowded. Masks inside buildings or if you were close to others not in your group

They are online only, because you need reservations.

I was there 3 weeks ago. The explanation is on the website. The arctic and red panda/tiger areas are being renovated. The only animals that are not viewable are the seals and the red panda. However for all the times I have been to the DZ, I have only seen the polar bear once, and never the red panda. I am super excited about the new habitats!! Those are the two habitats that I simply avoid generally because they are so dissapointing! Penguin habitat is amazing and don't miss the prarie dogs, kangaroos, gorillas, lemurs!, Giraffe, wolves, otters, zebras or the newly added wilderbeast. I also always look forward to the butterfly garden and aviary. I hope the lion and bear habitats will be updated soon too!

Yes, they have polar bears and regular bears.

Yes, they do polar and regular.

Yes wagons and strollers are allowed every where except the penguin exhibit

If you purchase them online in advance you get a discount. It depends on the age of the person as to the cost of the tickets.

No; closed only on Christmas, New Year's Day, and Thanksgiving Day. Reservations required: Detroit Zoo.org

Online ticket prices: $14-19 / Adults (19 years – 64) $10-15 / Children (2 years – 18) $10-15 / Seniors (65+) + Parking / $8 Same-day prices at admission gates: * A limited number of general admission tickets will be available at the gate each day. The best way to guarantee your Detroit Zoo visit is to book your visit in advance online. $19 / Adults (19 years – 64) $15 / Children (2 years – 18) $15 / Seniors (65+) $15 / Military with ID (Active duty, retired and veterans, residents of Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county only) + Parking / $8

Nothing mentioned

No many exhibit were closed

Yes

Yes they have tigers and they come real close to the glass. If the glass was not there you would be able to pet them. The penguin house is closed because it is being rebuilt and the butterfly exhibit is closed. You have to make reservations for the day and the time you need to be at the front gate. Bring masks as they are required in indoor exhibits and some outdoor areas. I was there August 9 th just for you to know how current my information is that I stated. I have posted photos, the animals were pretty active considering it was 90 and humid. Very pleasant experience as always.

When you buy your timed tickets online, they will send you the safety guidelines (mask, distance, etc)

Yes but you need to make reservations in advance

I didnt see any koala bears either...

Sometimes its less but at most the price will be the same

It's open until sometime in September when they will be making some repairs

I would think so, but I'm sure they could tell you at the hotel desk.

Yes you can

Mobility carts are $28 to rent and wheel chairs are $10. Kind of ridiculous to make so much money off disabled people but it is what it is

$18 adult and$15 children

Yes, it is $66 for an individual membership, $98 for an individual plus one unnamed adult or two named adults, $88 for a single parent + up to four children or one grandparent + up to four grandchildren, $112 for two adults + up to four grandchildren or + children under 18, or $203 for same privilege as family/grandparent level plus two unnamed guests each visit.

Yes, we brought ours last Sunday

Yes it is. My best friend had her wedding there on that day and they went to the Huntington Woods fireworks after.

You can get very close to the kangaroos (not allowed to pet) but you walk through their fenced area.

Yes

Yes they have gorillas and chimps too

No

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Yes. They also have multiple refill stations .

I dont but the zoo dose yes...

Yes! They actaully have an event during Easter weekend called Bunnyville that's free with admission and has a bunch of activities for kids!

I'm actually not sure. I recommend buying the family membership and they can go anytime this year multiple times. 102 for a family of 4 and 112 for a family of 6.

Yes

Typically when your online purchasing the tickets, the closer they are to the present day (say I order the tickets for tomorrow) I wouldn't be saving any money, where as if I order it for 2 weeks from tomorrow, it should, realistically, save you a few dollars. As to why the prices seem to increase more each day, it could be that those are getting to be peak days and that's why they're increasing. I suggest, if you have a kid or even if you don't, to get a membership. Within 3 trips to the zoo, the membership pay for themselves for even a single adult membership.

Yes !

Yes, very. Just don't park in the car lot across the street. There is a parking lot to the side of the zoo, but just a little out of sight.

Easily. A group of 5 will be $78-98 depending on ages and assuming at least one adult (includes parking). What you do inside including food, drink, 4D shows, gifts, etc. is on top of that.

You can purchase them right at the Zoo. Either out of a machine or at the gate.

Yes.

There is no water park but there is a splash pad in front of the Polk Penguin Conservation Center where kids play.

Certain areas you can

Just went there and it's still a penguin house

Yep

Yes, I was able to take my backpack with food and water and also my camera bag in with no hassle

Yes, the Detroit Zoo does house Kookaburas in its bird exhibit

Yes you can bring food they have picnic areas you can sit and eat.

They do.

Yes, the zoo is open year round

In order to increase the size of animal habitats some animals had to be sent to other zoos

Yes they put the wagons on the back of the trains as well

I don't think so

Yes

Yes in the reptile house, the lake in the middle and the amphibian building

ON THE WEEKENDS AND HOLIDAYS THEIR CROWDED THE MOST

You can feed them, they have certain time blocks when you are able to.

9 to 5

Yes they do. I don't know the price...

Yes but i have never been....

What is a Binturong

The exhibit itself is technically closed, but when you walk around the perimeter of the exhibit you can still see the polar bear. It's just a bit messy And limited.

9am to 5pm

Yes

Yes but some inside plants already bloomed so they are a little withered

Yes. If you are a teacher in the us you can have a class or school Field trip with the Detroit Zoo. At the educational part of the zoo

3 plus hours depending on if you have children with you and how long you take at each exhibit.

Yes they do and if you're lucky you can feed them.

Yeab.

Brown bears exibit red panda giraffes and tigers exibit are all under construction when i was there on april 18th they were also doing smtn to the wolverines area and there putting up the dinosaurs as well for may25th i think it is hope this helps if so click like

No. The Toledo zoo has a family of them.

125 acres and 245 species

If you come during the green day event you do get a bucket of zoo poo.

Its Michigan, the zoo is open all year round. Just dress appropriately. There are great indoor exhibits to hang out in and eat too.

No. The Toledo Zoo has elephants.

Best viewing evenings during Wild Summer Nights events July thru August

Yes

There are chimpanzees, gorillas and drills in one exhibit, and snow monkeys in another exhibit.

No I didn't hear anything about hyenas nor seen.

Open all year

They have wolves, and maybe a few republicans🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes, they're both open Masks are required indoors.

Open year round. Some of the animals go to indoor enclosures. The winter lights are really something to see.

Yes. They have three amazing bald eagles

At the gate it's $19 adult $15 senior/child $2 cheaper in advance.

Yes I was just there a week ago and they are putting the lights up.

Yes

I did not see seals or walrus today. They did have a cute sea otter.

Yes its 28 dollars

They have barn owns where the horse and pigs are. Owls are natural so if ypu see some they are just living

Adults are $14-19, kids and seniors are $10-15 ( depending on when you go) parking is $8

It was about 2pm when my son & I were there😁

Reservations were a snap, and parking validation was included

Parking is $8.00

Yes, you need reservations generally. They are accepting a limited amount of walk-ins, however. I wouldn't risk it - the online reservation process is easy.

I went there this weekend. Open: most outdoor animals, birds, most reptiles, the otter, the Carousel. Closed: polar exhibit (it's open on the outside but you'll see nothing the whole time), butterfly house, penguin house, some food places,

Yes they have quite a few animals out. Check out my review to see some pictures.

you might be able to get a medical wrist band from the front gate for him so he won't have to wear a mask.

The zoo has wheelchair, electric convenience vehicle, single and double strollers and wagons for rent. Single strollers are $7.00 each and the ECVs are $28.00. Other's are $10.00 each.

Couple lions and tigers. They were out last Saturday. More active early morning or late afternoon though

Go on line and make reservations. The nicer the day, the more likely the sell out.

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No

Saw at least a dozen while we were there.

They don't have any yaks.

You could also meet in the parking garage, as long as you're not going into the zoo, or staying for a while you don't have to pay

I didn't see anyone with one or when we came in. I would call

Yes they will be open but there may not be tickets available. You have to go online & reserve a spot.

I dont think so, they're open rain or shine, but you could perhaps call and see if you could rebook your reservation for a different day

Yes. But reservations are required online at detroitzoo.org for entry into the park. Wheelchairs are available also

Yes. But you have to buy your ticket and parking online before you go amd pick a specific time slot to enter

You must buy online for now. No walk ups at this time, due to limited capacity .

https://detroitzoo.org/ This has up to date info., plus a "contact us" link.

Yes for a 10 dollar fee

No, it doesn't.

Not yet sadly. I have heard it will be come March

It looked like they're working on the penguin exhibit when I was there two weeks ago.

They have more than 2400 animals.

It depends on what you need help with. This time of year there are zookeepers pretty much everywhere. Ask one of them, they are always more than willing to help.

I am not sure, I take my own wheelchair. Your best bet is to call the zoo and ask. Sorry I could not answer your question.

2400 animals 235 species according to a google sesrch.

It officially opened November 15th and if you go to the Detroit zoo's website you will see the exact times, good luck

Yes the zoo staff will direct you. It isn't free

Yes they scan your phone but you'll need the actual email for the code. So make sure to have the email and internet access on your phone

Dire wolves have been an extinct species of wolves for thousands of years, so what do you think Skymaster?

Not sure are charging station. U can call them and ask

Detroitzoo.org

No

Nope

No. Definitely not.

No there is not a "twilight" ticket discount. Especially with the arrival of Fall and shorter days ahead.. but there are plenty of discounts to be found elsewhere on the internet. just do a quick search and you should find ample discounts to take advantage of

I don't know for sure, but I don't think so. I'm pretty sure they have the push kind of wheelchair.

Rebuilding tigers now the lions are there were very active when we went the other day got our tickets through bluecross blueshield online for $14.00 . I think reg is $18.00.

I don't remember seeing any elephants there. I checked their web site (they list all the animals they have) and didn't see elephants on the list. Still a great zoo, and the penguin exhibit is worth it.

No elephant ears

Yes, the tiger exhibit is open. Beautiful animals go take a look!

You may want to call customer service for that

No

Yes, you can.

Yep!!

You used to be able to. The Detroit Zoo used to partner with Toledo and other zoo's. Not sure if that is still the case.

Yes, as long as they pay for admission.

Yes, you can, but you have to leave your valid driver's license as a deposit, per the zoo's website.

Check their website. https://detroitzoo.org

Yes

Hopefully

You can select the date, as price does vary by the day of the week you visit.

No elephants, sorry

Only service dogs are allowed.

18$ for adults and 15$ for kids and 8$ parking

No reservations but the price varies by day. They have a calendar on their website that gives you the different prices per day.

Yes I did c people using it during my visit,but u need a valid driver's license.also check there website under rentals.

There is the BELLE ISLE AQUARIUM not affiliated with the Detroit Zoo located on Belle Isle. It's now open Fri - Sun. Check out https://www.belleisleconservancy.org/belle-isle-aquarium for further details.

You will have to call the Zoo, I don't believe they adopt pets.

Haven't seen any yet

Yes

U can get a yearly pass 4 like $80.. Its totally worth it

no i don't think so but they do have alot of cool animals they look close lol

Adults are $18 children are $15 2 and under are free. Parking is $8. You can get cheaper tickets online. Best value is to buy a membership

It was $81 for me, my wife and 3 kids. We ended up just getting the season pass for $103

Where do you see real dinosaurs😜

Did not see any display.

Yes!

As soon as you walk in go towards the left and you will see the stand by the train station.

Service animals are allowed but not in all exhibits, such as the australian outback (kangaroos)

There are guest wheelchairs available, although you will have to rent them.

Yes

I don't think so no

Yes they are

They should be open their normal hours. 9-5

I don't know I am sorry I don't live in Detroit

Dogs are not allowed inside the zoo.

102.00 for anual pass. I dont know how much it costs for the day because i purchase a anual pass.

Unfortunately, they do not

No.

2-18 is a 27$ ticket

Lol no

Yes I believe they are

If your going right now the price is 15 dollars for each kid 2-18 so $45 plus $18 for adults

More than likely because you'd be working around children.

They are having Mother's day brunch. $$

Yes they have wheel chairs you can use

Best thing to do is contact the zoo directly.

I don't know you should call them...

We got the family for 99 and will be worth it for sure once the weather breaks!

Yes

One loop around the Zoo can net you anywhere from 3,800 to 7,000 steps! A visit to animal habitats can up your step count so you can easily spend the entire day there if you take your time enjoying the various animals exhibits & other attractions like the theater, train, carousel etc..

No

I think it will be. Just not as of right now

4 PM during the winter, 5pm after April 1st till Oct. In July and August on Wednesdays till 8pm

Gift shop next to entrance/exit

Not sure of refill but cup costs vary from about 6.99 to 13.99 i believe

You may have to contact the member services directly to see if they can help. They should be able to help you sort it out of your names are on file on the system (which I imagine they are on a membership).

Included

No

No

Yes

I was there last Thursday, lots of the animals were out and about. Kangaroos, red pandas and lions were enjoying the weather!

Prices are online. For me, It was $15 for me. Not sure about others.

They have Artic Foxes as part of their Polar Bear exhibit.

Yes they sometimes have events you can go to on that day

No

Some red pandas. But not the regular ones which you might expect.

Think it depends on what you want to do. I had friends who worked the membership both when we were still teenagers.

None that ive seen except the costa rican butterflies and thats if they land on u

Herp a derp

U'll have to call up there & see

10am - 4pm everyday 7 days a week.

A zio of animals all the year - french A year round animal zoo-english

HOURS CLOSED for the season 2019 Opening Date: April 27th ZOO ADMISSION Adult (ages 19-61):                          $15.00 Child (ages 2-18):                           $10.00 Seniors (ages 62+):                        $12.00 Babies (ages 1 and under):            FREE Zoo Members:                                FREE Membership Info Large Groups:                                 Varies Large Group Info School Groups:                               $6.50 qualifying groups School Group Info BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE! PARKING All parking is free and is within an easy walk to the zoo entrance. RIDES Enjoy a ride during your visit! Tokens cost $1 each and are available at machines located throughout the zoo. Z.O.&O. Railroad:                                  2 tokens Endangered Species Carousel:           2 tokens Sk

Yes they will be open. The only two times they are closed is New years day and Christmas.

The website has all prices. But I definitely recommend that you go. They have done recent improvements and it's a great place and lots to do. I do recommend going in the spring. If you go when it's too hot or too cold most animals are seeking shelter for shade and in the fall they take some animals out due to the weather. But there are exhibits for birds, butterflies, reptiles that are enclosed. They also have a 3d/4d theater. And a few places to eat. Foods a little pricey so if your on a budget pack a lunch and blanket. There's plenty of picnic area and picnic tables. And bring water, it's a big place. You will get thirsty lol. Have fun!

Between 10 and 18 by age

Yes, they'll just be more expensive.

The tiger exhibit is closed for remodeling but you can see most of the animals. Rhinos, primates, and giraffes are inside during colder days but you can still see them inside. Apparently kangaroos and wallabies will only come out in the cold if it's sunny though.

Yes as well a wide selection of birds.

Yes, they are! Plus, you can always check their website to double check if WildLights is open on days with inclemate weather. https://detroitzoo.org/events/zoo-events/wild-lights/

Have you seen the new indoor Penguin Exhibit? It's worth the trip all on its own.

Checking the website is also a good idea if your trying to save money. Especially for events.

Unfortunately the zoo is closed for Thanksgiving (November 22 Christmas December 25and New Year day (January 1st). How ever is open Christmas eve.

A whole building dedicated to reptiles.

Yes $8 but its well worth it. Came from UK 🇬🇧 to see it.

They have wolverines, not sure if they are the same animals as before, but they are there.

The Zoo is home to Erin, a 17-year-old female, and Simba, a 9-year-old male.

I know when we were there they were under construction for some bigger spots for some of the animals.

No little ceasers here, but like others have said they do have many concession stand located throughout the park where you can buy food

Yes. They have tigers.

Yes...small ones

I agree on website

There are several levels, for individuals, guests, families, etc. The complete list (and prices) are on their website. Mine pays for itself in about three visits, though.

Lots!

Yep

Online ticket prices: $13-18 / Adults 19 years – 61 $10-15 / Children, 2 years – 18 $10-15 / Seniors, 62+ + Parking / $8 Same-day prices at admission gates: $18 / Adults 19 years – 61 $15 / Children, 2 years – 18 $15 / Seniors, 62+ $15 / Active military with ID + Parking / $8

Yes they have EVC's and they are a first come first service. I think it $45

Yes..

Yes

No

Yes

Everything is on display

From April to September 3 their hour are from 9am to 5pm. Then from September 4th to the 30th they are open 10am to 5pm. From October to March their hour are from 10am to 4pm.

$18 for adults. $15 for seniors and lower for kids. Online or at the zoo.

wheelchairs and Electronic Convenience Vehicles (ECV) are available for rent at the Main Train Station (near the front of the park) and at the Africa Train Station (in the far corner of the park when the train is operating).

18.00 on a Saturday adults...15 kids...way to much just went saw very few animals... Waste of time and money

Yes, battery ones but did not notice any push wheelchairs but that doesn't mean they did not have any, also they do have strollers and wagons for rent also.

18$ for adults, 10$ parking per car

It all depends it can be from $7 up mostly up though. There ate very few thungs for $7.

No I'm sorry they dont

Dog goes "woof" Cat goes "meow" Bird goes "tweet" And mouse goes "squeek" Cow goes "moo" Frog goes "croak" And the elephant goes "toot" Ducks say "quack" And fish go "blub" And the seal goes "ow ow ow" But there's one sound That no one knows What does the fox say? "Ring-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding! Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding! Gering-ding-ding-ding-dingeringeding!" What the fox say? "Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow! Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow! Wa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pa-pow!" What the fox say? "Hatee-hatee-hatee-ho! Hatee-hatee-hatee-ho! Hatee-hatee-hatee-ho!" What the fox say? "Joff-tchoff-tchoffo-tchoffo-tchoff! Tchoff-tchoff-tchoffo-tchoffo-tchoff! Joff-tchoff-tchoffo-tchoffo-tchoff!" What the fox say? Big blue eyes Pointy nose Chasing mice And digging holes Tiny paws Up the hill Suddenly you're standing still Your fur is red So beautiful Like an angel in disguise But if you meet A friendly horse Will you communicate by Mo-o-o-o-orse? Mo-o-o-o-orse? Mo-o-o-o-orse? How will you speak to th

Yes and the little scooters

I it was believe the heat was so bad we bailed shortly after lunch, 98° with a heat index if about 112° we did the quick quick version. Sorry im not 100 % sure.

Yes

No

Not to my knowledge.

$8 dollars with tickets or $30 plus for members

Lots are closed

The penguinarium is super AMAZING! I was just there, we spent most of our time there!

Yes they have two of them they are really cool

Yes ok

I don't think so.

I have a pass. Last year though they just scanned my phone.

Yes, and there are water refill stations throughout.

You can hold whatever you need. We always have a cooler bag with our drinks and cold food. a backpack for the kids things etc. If you don't have a stroller or wagon you'll probably want a backpack to easily carry your things and to be more comfortable.

Yes but you can't hold them.

There is a petting area also

I went in middle of June only thing closed was red pandas

The zoo will stay open. The red pandas are off for renovation, the design looks like it's going to be really cool. Rhinos and giraffes if end up inside because of the rain you can see them inside behind their exhibits.

Yes, they do have wolves

No we were not able to pet they walk around and the kangaroos hop by you but no touch!

18 at the gate. Various prices online depending on the day and how far in advance. Between 13 and 18

We were just there Monday and they didn't really say. It looks like there is still a lot to do. You can walk through part of it and see them if they are out. We didn't see them however but it was quite hot.

Yes, but it can get very hot and humid. Make sure to bring bottles of water and a few snacks.

I have a family membership for $99. When I go to the zoo I bring our own food and drinks. Yesterday I spent $15 to ride the train and see the Dinosaurs. The membership includes parking.

We went last Sunday and parking wasn't an issue. Just get there early. They have parking attendants that guide you when parking gets tight.

Plenty of picnic tables but bringing a cooler could make for a long day of carrying it around

Yes call first to make sure they have some

No

For our family of 4, the membership pays for itself if we go 2 times a year.

Not sure about the animals but they do have scotters and wheelchairs that you can rent. Scotters are $15 and wheelchairs are $10 wagons are $10 double strollers are $10

I brought subway, bottled water, soda, capri sun, fruit, goldfish, garham crackers, and more they didnt even check my cooler.

Yes there are misting stations. Many of the buildings have AC and there is also a small splash pad outside the new penguin house.

Yes

They have wolves.

No, once you leave you can not get back in.

Yes, you can bring food and drink in, just no glass and younare not supposed tonuse plastic straws as well.

The package at the beginning are cheaper. I think the day I went with my nephew's it was $5 per person.

My toddler didnt go in she was too scarred

Some exhibits are being renovated. Much needed. The 4 D movies are awesome.

They have winter accomidations in the zoo for the animals that need it

Yes. You can take pictures of everything at the zoo.

No there's none that I seen or heard they ever had any

I believe they do. According to their website: A family of nine American beavers resides at the Jane and Frank Warchol Beaver Habitat on the northern edge of the Cotton Family Wetlands.

Add the booth just inside the front gate

Its usually a couple dollars cheaper online. It doesn't get you in faster though. If you go at least twice a year a membership is the best way to go, parking would be included, and there's a second entrance for members only.

$6 unless you want to walk from the back of the zoo, otherwise $3

none I believe

Thousands

Well last year they had more than 1.5 Million guest's

Yes they do

Yes. The penguin exhibit is brand new. Theyre working on the Polar Bear enclosure now.

Yup. We bring a cooler and snacks every time because the food and drinks there are so expensive. They have picnic tables spread all around the zoo so you can sit and eat. If you have smaller kids i HIGHLY recommend buying a wagon so 1) they can ride in it and 2) it is very convenient to carry your stuff

Contact the Zoological Society

No code necessary just purchase online and you receive $5 off

Back in 2015 the last 2 elephants at the Detroit zoo were sent to a refuge in California. Due to the amount of walking they do and our harsh winters it was in the best interest of the elephants to be moved.

Both

If you go often, the yearly membership is more than worth it and includes parking.

Look on the website it will tell you they close 3 days a year had a blast

I was there 2 days ago, I didn't see any. But they have many more differnt animals.

Yes but get your hand stamp at the exit gate before leaving.

No

Four dollars

Yes

NO

If the Horses are still there you will be able to pet them.

None , really but they are fixing up the red pandas and the tiger habitats oh , and the GRIZZLY BEARS are getting updated

Bring an umbrella, there are indoor attractions, enjoy those during the rain. The penguins, birds, butterflies, reptiles and amphibians.

No, they dont do that kind of promotion anymore. It is 49 bucks per person for a Mothers Day brunch. They have 3 meal times. They are sold out for the brunch. You do get a bit of a discount if you live in Wayne, Oakland or Macomb county.

No elephants

No

They are available online as well under I believe memberships or something different than the regular tickets

In the end of June

Yes the zoo is open every day except Thanksgiving and Christmas

Yeah!

Both

Like mentioned above when its warm out is best time i get lucky here and there to see them swim but mostly they are walking around looking all tired and worn out as for the seal tanks being drained they were cleaning them they do that every few months best bet is get a membership and go when ever u can u will catch em swimming here and there. I know not much help srry. Have a nice day

I'd say about 4 hours at a leaisurely pace to see everything at the Detroit Zoo. Maybe add 30 mins more if youre going to stop to eat lunch there.

Yes. Back to the left when you're looking at the front of the carnivore cafe.

$8 or free for members

It was open yesterday! Have a good time!

No binder park does

In colder weather they tend to stay out front

Cinco de Mayo

1 named Homer

All of them and free range peacocks

Yes, and even when it snows. ☺

Yes

Wheel chairs $10. powered electric vehicle $28 no reservations. Don't have golf carts to rent.

Of you plan on going more than once get a membership

I've been to both. Toledo Zoo is more compact, less walking between each exhibit. The aquarium alone is worth the admission. They have a fabulous polar bear exhibit, and their elephants, hippos, & tigers are fun to see. Unfortunately, they no longer have lions, which Detroit DOES still have (though they can be hard to see). The animals are typically easier to view at Toledo versus Detroit. Detroit zoo, as many have pointed out, does indeed have more exhibits, including Lion's, monkeys, reptile & amphibian houses, & much more; I haven't sent it yet but I've heard their new penguin exhibit is fantastic. However, it is a LOOOONNNG WALK & it is not flat, like Toledo. So, if you have impatient littles, Detroit may not be the zoo for you. If you are looking for somewhere to walk and get some physical activity while enjoying the animals around you, Detroit is perfect. You can go entirely through the Toledo Zoo in about 2 hours, you need at least 3-4 to walk the entirety of the Detroit zoo.

Yes Sir/Madame, 9 to 5.

Elephants that are no longer there

No they do not.

It is not a petting zoo

They have otters, seals, and an excellent penguin exhibit. However, they do NOT have an aquarium. The Toledo zoo has a great aquarium if you want to see fish, etc.

No, this is a zoo, not an aquarium.

I would suggest calling them for best answer.

Maybe check the website for most accurate answer. Or even call.

We didn't see any last week, probably because of the cold weather.

They have red pandas, but not giant pandas.

No, but still a great place to visit

Heck yes they do!

Yup, amur tigers. Theyve got lions as well

Yes. Wonderful.

No it is not. Sorry.

Yes, the Zoo has an exhibit with two wolves 🐺🐺 it was opened only two years ago and is very nice

Yes

According to the zoo website, they close only on Thanksgiving day and will open on the 24th at their normal winter hours of 10am - 4pm

No it's close on thanksgiving day

They have them at night. Wild Lights November 18-19, 24-26; December 1-3, 8-10, 15-17, 20-23, 26-315:30 to 9 p.m. select weeknights and Sundays • 5:30 pm. to 10 p.m. Fridays and SaturdaysPrices will vary subject to date and time

They are more likely to show up in the cold weather. They're a lot more active in the cold and in the morning, so go early!

Plus they have a nice viewing area to watch them from.

General Admission $14 - Adult 15+ years $10 Children 2-14 years Senior 62+ years Active Military with ID FREE - Children under 2 years

Yes, they have mobility options. I want to say they have scooters to rent, but i would confirm that by calling. It's definitely worth the effort--we have a great zoo!

Yes they do. They are more active in the spring and fall.

With our three small kids, we do 1/3 to 1/2 the zoo per visit. Lots of animals to see.

4 pm as of now

Yes they do

1.7 miles but the added paths can make it longer.

I got it at the zoo on the tickets window at same day .

No goats but yes Yates has a petting zoo with goats.

Yes, but you have a discount

Open all year. Certain exhibits change and not all vendors are open.

Open all year. But some exhibits are closed.

I just saw that they are working on setting it up again! Opening May 2018!

You can definitely look into volunteering. That way you can build a connection with the staff for later employment

From 10am To 5pm

They rent wagons and strollers

Only if your dog is a trained service animal.

I dont rhink so

Yes, they are open. The Detroit Zoo is open 362 days of the year. The days they are closed are; Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years.

Today's Hours — 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Detroit Zoo is open 362 days a year, closing only on Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day.

5 pm

Yes

Next one is on September 6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Yes it is. It's closed on Thanksgiving day, Christmas day and New Years day.

Yes they do. They have wheel chairs for $10 and electric wheelchair for $28. Both require drivers license as deposit