Philadelphia Zoo

Yes they do.

Well let me clarify.... you can bring a packed lunch and snacks with you

You can at the please touch museum across the way.

You will pay $23 each for yourself and your wife. Children are $19 each. Total will be $84 plus tax.

Yes, a bit of walking up and down some inclines but plenty of rest areas and it's stroller friendly.

All I I know is that kids under 2 are free

Yes there are. Costs $30 to rent

Yes

Yes

The zoo does not close for the year. It only closes on major holidays

Ages 12+ cost $24 while ages 2-11 cost $19 and children under 2 years are free with a reservation. Parking costs $17.

Yes. You can pay at the ticket booth or kiosks.

Yes

Either works! Whatever your preference.

Yeahh.. its a good big park though, worth it.

Yes

They both passed away in the last few years. They were very old and lived a long life there.

Adult $24.99 child $19.99

No I work at the zoo so we were getting ready for boo at the zoo ....starting Saturday Oct 16th dress the kids and yourself in Halloween costumes and we are giving out candy.

Yes!

Not yet

Yes

They are rented at 30 buck I believe

Yes, you are allowed* to record

I love the African exhibit! The gorilla attraction is one of my favorites! For kids the tree house with interactive attractions is a great place to visit. Children's zoo is also a treat!

Yes, but the do not have coverage on the paths. Some of the animals don't come out.

It is an all day experience

No. They don't do the access card discount. Most of the museums do. Please touch is a good one

It's frer

Yes

Yes....but watch out for the geese

I would say between April to before end of November. If you don't mind summer temperature, then June or August is good too although this would be the peak time where most visitors (hundreds) come, due to school summer vacaton time, which makes the parking quite challenging, unless you come using an uber or a lyft. if you drive come as early as 8.45 a.m. and leave before five p.m. Why don't you try it in the middle of April. You may spend the whole day (from early morning on 15th April) at the Fairmount Park where the Subaru Cherry Blossom Festival is held (once a year only) then go to the Zoo a day before, or the day after. My own best time to take my kids and go to the zoo is always Monday; not on Saturday and neither on Sunday, and of course you know why.

They have a place where you can buy your tickets in the zoo in the entrace

yes you can

Honestly I believe it's between the ages 16 during the summer possibly 17 for like certain things but for the animal part I think it they required to take someone that is 18 years old

Yes there are food and drink stations throughout the zoo including an open air beer and wine garden. More information can be found on philadelphiazoo.org

Yes from 200 to 400 if u go a lot the contributors Pass is worth it only thing is the rides aren't open yet so that's a problem

No they don't honor out of state memberships

It is not pet friendly, however they cannot/do not discriminate against service pets

Either way, but online is best since they give you a timeslot

There are lots of possibilities based on how little we know and how anything could be involved. Whether it is part of a cover up or advertising or whatever, They wont tell you if it is something bad or wrong and they will tell you anything convincingnand convenient whether it is the truth or not or half. So if you really we have to know who is involved in this name change for starters

Unsure, but very expensive no matter how you look at it. Take your own food , snack , sanitizer

There were people bringing them in, they are subject to quick search

Yes, there's rentals

Because of the covid, this will not be allowed. But to get a better answer and find out for future interactions you should call. Hope this helps!! Enjoy the rest of your day and have a great weekend.

I believe so. You should reserve it online before your visit.

Have know ideal.

Yes

Yes, about a 3-4 min walk 17$ or free if you buy a membership that pays for itself if you go 2 times

YES

Yes u can as long as they how room ..unless they r full for that day they will take u

$23 for zoo tickets. $16 to park

Oh yes! A two toed one.

I'm not sure have never been to the Christmas display

24 dollars per person. so 48$ for 2 adults. More details at : https://m.pivvit.com/profile/the-philadelphia-zoo/offering/purchase-tickets

No it does not

Yes, we just went and took tons

No. Visit https://m.pivvit.com/profile/the-philadelphia-zoo/offering/purchase-tickets for more details

I've never seem it on the list, but you can give them a call to confirm.

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Adults $ 24.95 and children $ 19.95

There are small picnic areas throughout the zoo, you can bring your own food in as I've seen people bring in cupcakes and other items for a birthday. You are definitely aloud to bring in other food and drinks just no alcohol.

No elephants anymore. They didn't have the room for them and haven't had them for years now.

2 & under

Yes, you can pay at the gate.

Same day

Yes, pregnant women can go to the zoo.

The Philadelphia zoo does have discounts for seniors

A general admission ticket to the Philadelphia Zoo will cost visitors $ 23.00 per person (children under 2 are free).

The Philadelphia Zoo is only closed 5 days a year. Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day so go have a great time on Mother's Day!

Tickets to the Philadelphia Zoo cost $ 23 per person

Yes. You can bring coolers in as well.

Yes

$24 for adults, $19 for kids ages 2 to 11, and $16 for parking. Kids under 2 years old are free.

There is small carousel, swan boats, small train, indoor play area, goats to pet, the zoo keys are returning. They also host other events daily and the big one.. the animals. Also it's the first zoo in America. Definitely worth checking out!

I think the only discounts are through the Zoo membership!

I'm not sure if you can do it online, but at the box office this winter season they have special prices

Yes

We got a family plan for a year covers parking also and a discount on food and gift shop.

If you have AA you can get tickets at children's price $18.95 or go to Acme same price

Yes

Multiple parking lots. There is a large garage as well as a lot directly attached to the Zoo. Members park for free.

Yes you can pet goats at the barnayard inside the KidzooU area. Not feed them though.

5 pm

Yes I usually leave a cooler in the car because I don't want to carry it around. I just get my hand stamped before leaving to get the cooler then just show your stamped hand and you can go right back in. If it's really hot will eat lunch in the air conditioned car it gives the kids a nice cool break.

The only attraction I dont use my stroller in is the Avian Center. We use it in big cat falls. U can rent thri strollers too, double or single. They also have electric scooter for older people.

No wheelchairs but you can rent a motorized scooter.

I know they said the habitat was not but enough so it got relocated

Umm that question is not easy to answer @Maureen Molloy-Kaszak alot of animals came at the same time.

You can use debit to buy your tickets into the zoo as well as for lunch and any if the rides/entertainment in the zoo

Yes

Get thw go pass or anothwt oass but hineatly nit wirth visiti g

Yes. You can bring in outside food and drinks, with the exception of alcohol. We like to pack a picnic lunch and enjoy it in the picnic area near the giraffes and hippos!

The zoo has a wheelchair rental facility if that helps.

Yes you can

Yes. I suggest purchase the seasonal pass. Visit as much as you want and parking is included.

The zoo does have a pair of baby gorillas who were born in 2016 and 2017. They also had a few lemurs who were born last year who are almost adult-sized.

If you like crowds or the beauty of colorful landscapes spring time is best for you, in winter you'll be a little disappointed, the zoo itself is still beautiful. It's always hit or miss with the animals in outdoor enclosures but the indoor exhibits are often good all year round. Guess it really depends on your own tolerance or enjoyment of walking a bit in cold weather.

Not everyone that works there works for the zoo. Earmark handles the food.

$23 for adults, $19 for children.

for4 children and three adult and one infant

I think this is because the "boo in the zoo event" follows the rules for regular reservation: it only allows you to have one reservation at any time. In other words, if you already booked a visit in September, you need to cancel or finish your visit until you can make a reservation for one of the dates of the boo in the zoo event.

No.

Yes

They don't have elephants. But there are hippos and a rhinoceros

Reserve on website

Sure

The Zoo was a complete disappointment when I visited on Wednesday!!!

Not for a long time now

Yes if I'm not mistaken it's $17 per child and adult children 1 to 4 gets in Free but I would try to contact the zoo before assuming just to be sure

They have started charging to park on the street that runs next to the train track.

Starting in March they are open 7 days a week

Yes

Yup

Should, zoo very expensive to visit if on a budget.

No, the animals are away at night. If you are going to see animals, go during regular business hours.

The light show is a lit pathway of sorts with a few lit-up actors/actresses; its kind of a visual thing with a musical soundtrack, nothing to really be "shown" by someone else. You go at your own pace.

We do the membership, but I know without a membership it's $24 per person 12+ and I think $19 for ages 2-11

I went on opening night, the only animals we saw were a few in the petting zoo eating, however there was a private event and the petting zoo was a VIP area so that may have been why they were out. Everything else was away for the night and we saw nothing, additionally, all the side paths that were not direct paths for the light show were blocked off.

$24 for seniors

Yes

That is just the time your scheduled to arrive at the zoo its self big time does not allow any more entrances after 3pm so if u get there by 2 you should be ok

Hello, of course, if you can buy your ticket at the entrance, I advise you to bring water 💧 to drink, there a bottle of water is worth 4 dollars

It's still open. Was there today

No

Monarch butterfly from prehistoric ages

The Dinosaur exhibit

No pets of any kind on service dog, animal interactions may cause problems

No.

Should be

$17 unless you are a member - of you are a member its free. The yearly memberships cost like $35 bucks more than what it would have cost for a family of 3 and parking combine.

Yes. You have to make an appointment

They are doing admission by reservation right now. If you go on the website, you can see what time slots are available

You can reserve your ticket online.

Yes.

Yes there is an area that you can touch animals. Goats and sheep in the children's area.

I'm not exactly sure about seniors but I have a 8 year old son and for him my wife and myself was $86 my daughter is one she was free

You can get your tickets at the zoo yes.

Do you have a picture? I have a feeling that if it's the one that I'm thinking about it's an American sycamore. It has bark that's peeling off and so the bark looks like it has three different colors?

Yes, that is open as of our visit in June 2021

Outside, in its own exhibit area. It was amazing to see how large they are, LOL they move.

Yes plenty

When I went last week everything was open even the indoor attractions. I say buy and reserve your tickets 2 days before u go. I bought mine a day before I went.

I don't believe so, the nearest public aquarium would be Adventure Aquarium, which is in Camden, NJ. That's about a 20 minute drive from the zoo.

Contact them or Or local local animal control for guidance.

They didnt have electric chairs but strollers & push wheelchairs yes. It was up to $15 I think.

No

No you don't have to be a member and there is a lot more information on there website.

$24 adults $19 children $17 for parking + taxes and "convenience" fee. Its cheaper to get a membership for the year if you have 2 adults and 2 children going. You get free parking and preferred timed tickets! 2 visits and the membership is well worth it.

They do but you better off getting a membership

Adults 12+ - $24, children 2-11 $19. During these time you must reserve a date and time so they can allow for social distancing.

Season pass is much cheaper $150 includes parking ($17)

Didn't see him

Thank you Nikki

Not sure, try calling to find out

No it does not

Membership booklet would be better

Thank you ... and children, how much do they charge the same? Q adult 5 or 9

24 adults 19 kids

Nope, that's a downside.

Service dogs only I believe

Most of the indoor stuff is closed sue to covid19

Yes. There's a $5 discount if you show your ID

Go like:5-10 before your time

Adults (ages 12+) $24 Children (ages 2-11) $19 Children (under 2)Free with ticket reservation

They have scooters...30.00 for the day.

All the animals are available for viewing year round. That said, sure to covid-19, a lot of the indoor exhibits are closed to the public.

Yes they do.

I think so but am not sure. Maybe you can call.

Yes but you have to pay

For some reason I thought I seen kangaroos, but I could be mistaken

Philadelphia Zoo is offering discounted tickets currently since they are not running at full capacity yet. Tickets can only be purchased in advance online and general admission last week were $20 an adult ticket plus $17 to park at the zoo. They are only open Fri-Sun right now.

Yes their do. It is very important.

You should definitely call them to see how they can help you

Not right now, cov19 lions can get sick also 😢

I would go online to the zoo website and you can purchase there

I don't think so either but I agree that they should!

https://philadelphiazoo.org/visit/

You really should buy tickets online due to c19 restrictions they are limited in capacity, last entrance st 2pm

Yes ,active military discount with proper id😊

$20 per person. Free for children under the age of 2. $17 for parking.

You need to visit the zoo website and make reservations, you will be able to see the open slots. The zoo announce extended hours

No. Only outdoor ones.

You might wanna go on the zoo site. Not google

I think they took it out

They have not. They don't even have a variety of bears anymore. I went there yesterday (7/14/20) and they had a sloth bear that looked like a dog. It needed a haircut, badly.

Agreed, no time limit but a lot of things are closed. No hippos either. We were done in an hour and a half

They extended ours, but now we're having another problem. We sent in renewal check and form almost 2 weeks ago and haven't gotten a membership card yet and can't get a hold of anyone.

That's still closed

For your convenience, yes

Yes, they have a tiny roller coaster but it is closed.

They start pointing people towards the exit around 330. You can stay as long as nobody spots you for a while, but somebody is stuck at work as long as you're there, ya know.

Not

Congrats if you call they will definitely help you . Many blessings 🦁🐯🦍🦓🐆🐘🦏🦒🦙

Zoo Admission (November 1, 2019 through March 15, 2020) Members                                             Free Adults (ages 12+)                                $16.00 Children (ages 2-11)                            $16.00 Children (under 2)                               Free

Try the Free Library or Groupon

It starts at 4:30 but really go when it is dark so that you can really enjoy

I am not sure about regular zoo visit, but luminature is an all weather event.

You can get tickets on the website

No sorry but, I think that maybe a different zoo might

Just went on october 27 this year. It was Boo at the Zoo for Halloween. The entry fee was $24. That was adult ticket. I think look o their website is the best advice.

Children between 2-11 cost $ 19 each. Adults cost $ 24 each. children between 2-11 are $ 19 each. Adults are $ 24 each.

MasterCard is accepted world wide. Cant imagine it wouldn't be accepted

24 for adult

$24 for adults $19 per child $16 for a parking pass

Yes it is

Hello, the general admission of adults is $24 and children between 2 to 11 years of age $19. Admission is free for children under 2 years old.

The parking garage is extra. I think it was 12 to 16 dollars.

No they do not

The Zoo has wheelchairs that you can rent. Call ahead just to make sure that they will have one available when you get there or call to reserve one. Have fun!

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Yes, here's info in their website about it. Sounds like it's weather permitting and is an additional fee. https://www.philadelphiazoo.org/Explore/Attractions/WildWorks-Ropes-Course.htm

Parking at the Philadelphia Zoo is free for one car ONLY if you are a MEMBER, otherwise it is $16 per vehicle for the parking lots or the parking Garage.

Covered in the FAQ: https://www.philadelphiazoo.org/Get-Involved/Membership/FAQ.htm "Members wishing to purchase discounted guest tickets for $18.00 must be present at the box office on the day of their guest’s visit to purchase tickets." Some memberships include free guest tickets, but it depends on level.

Some activities cost extra: https://www.philadelphiazoo.org/Explore/Attractions.htm

It's cheaper to get a membership! This way you can go any time and the parking is included! We got the deluxe where the kids can go on the rides it's $250 for the year which we included 4 kids and 2 adults and 2 guests passes.

If you call the zoo or go on their website you'll get all the answers you need. Be safe and have a great day

They charge $10 refundable deposit for scooter so you need $40 upfront not $30 $10 is refunded when scooter is returned

No dogs not allowed....didn't see them the whole time we were there

I think they isolated the animals because of the brutal summer...which is the right thing to do...don't know about unhealthy....they seemed pretty healthy when we visited 3 weeks back

They take cards for parking

Yes but not by much 2 or 3 $$$ better deals if you buy for group or family

26 $ plus parking parking is like 16 $

No

IT, does not live in the zoo. There's no drains for him to grab unsuspecting childeren.

Adult General Admission  ($24)  Child General Admission  ($19) ages 2-11yrs, valid for a year from purchase  Vehicle Parking  ($16) unreserved spot

Because zoos and other businesses have to make money to stay open. The more money they make, the more rhinos and polar bears they can save. The rides are not necessary, therefor don't ride them if they're not worth the price. My family didn't and they seemed to enjoy the zoo just fine. Everything costs a lot these days. You're in a large city. Things don't cost as much outside the city.

If you are a member of another reciprocal zoo entrance is half off. If you are a resident of Philly, a membership would likely be worth your money and be paid for in a visit or two.

Yes water coolers are allowed

No elephant。

Adult General Admission, $24 Child General Admission  $19, ages 2-11yrs

Yes it's open call for hours

Yes

Zoo Admission (March 16, 2019 through October 31, 2019) Members                                             Free Adults (ages 12+)                                $24.00 Children (ages 2-11)                            $19.00 Children (under 2)                               Free  Pre-paid parking (per vehicle)             $16.00 Unfortunately it doesn't look like they offer a senior discount... I checked a link that said it was sending me to a senior discount policy page on the Philadelphia Zoo website but it brought me to the general admission page... You can check this link & see if there is anything I may have missed: https://m.pivvit.com/profile/the-philadelphia-zoo/offering/purchase-tickets

Not sure it's better to check the website

No they don't offer AAA member discount.

Ok thank you everyone

Adults $24

Yes!! More info in the website. https://www.philadelphiazoo.org/Visit/Accessibility.htm

Yes. We have brought foods. As long as you dont feed animals with your foods, I dont see why it would be a problem.

They don't have senior rates but sometimes they may have offers you can check the website for more information

Hours: 9:30 AM-5PM Adults: $ 24 Minors: $ 19 (under 2 years are free) Parking: $ 16 ** Make sure you buy your kids the key to the zoo so they can use the interactive exhibits. 🗝️🦏

24 per adults.. I think 19 for kids.. age 2-11.. free for kids under two Plus 16 for parking

yes !

You could go to their website or call them directly and ask

..no sure

Yes

I'm not sure, but it would be fine for all parents!

No, sorry. I think just service dogs.

$24 for adults at the zoo, unless you need get discounted tickets from somewhere

Mid morning is the best time

Yes you can

Adult General Admission ($24) Child General Admission ($19) ages 2-11yrs Vehicle Parking ($16) unreserved spot You must print your parking ticket for it to be scanned at the parking gates NOTE: Tickets are valid one year from date of purchase. Parking There is Zoo parking along both Girard Avenue and 34th Street. Parking in a Zoo lot will cost $16, but members with proper I.D. park for free (one car per membership)! Find out other benefits of becoming a member. Handicap spaces and spaces for vans are available in both Tiger Lot and the Parking Garage.

They do. https://www.philadelphiazoo.org/Get-Involved/Ways-to-Support-the-Zoo/Adopt-An-Animal.htm

Yes

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Admission is normally $23.

I also never heard of a singer at the zoo. Doesn't hurt to call them and ask.

24$ for adults 19 for kids

$16 for parking, $24 for entrance with out membership. MEMBERSHIP is highly recommended! Free parking and unlimited access. Plus the money goes back into America's first zoo.

It's $24.95 for Adult & $19.95 for kids 3 thru 12.

Individual $79

Yes. They have single and double strollers you can rent

Yeah they are open

I'm not sure, but to be on the safe side let's say 17 or 18 years of age.

No there is a kids zoo where you can let and feed the animals.

After opening

24 adult, 19 age-2-11, under 2 free. Discount tickets through AAA

I do not believe that the Philadelphia Zoo offers a senior citizen discount. You can get discounts through AAA and they offer active military discounts too

I didn't take notice unfortunately! However, on the backside if the zoo ( girafees etc) it was less crowded. We went yesturday!

No discount, awesome experience !

They do not have the access discount

Like 25 adult 16 kids about

Under 2 yrs yes, ages 2-11yrs its $19.00

$24 Currently no discount for seniors

For rain but I am sure a storm no

Single stroller is $10 and a double stroller is $12

First, you need to own a zoo.

You have to file a WL-348 at your local office, then once that is approved you file a T-350 with your state wildlife office. The state topically schedules a in home examination to ensure you have the proper facilities to care for your new pet. (Definitely want to make sure you have a large litter box and scratching post available. I use an old turtle sandbox and Toyota Tercel.) Once you get those approvals you're all set! Just bring your crate and bolt cutters and pickup your new tiger! 🐅

To my knowledge, there are no animals you can feed.

I believe they do but I don't know the process of it but try usually sometime in the summer I see people Grill there but I don't know the process I don't know if you have the paper or something like that I don't know

$19 for adults IF you buy at ACME food stores. They only have adult Tix on discount tho. So township buildings/offices also sell for $19 for adults

My local township office had adult tickets discounted for $19

Philadelphia Zoo is open every day of the year except Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year's Eve, and New Year's Day.

The zoo only offers a discount to active military. Children ages 2 to 11 are $19 each and children under 2 are free. You can try and call the zoo though, and see what they say.

I would call the zoo directly.

I went to visit...so I cant help with that...but would think the same as all other places when looking into a position

There is none. GA-$24.00

You can pack a picnic lunch. There are no meal plans but there are many options available.

$24.each adult and $19 children 3 and up also $16. For parking.

You'd have to contact the Zoo directly through a phone number, though I'm not sure they take animals that were once pets, as their lineage of care can't be traced.

Please call the zoo

School buses usually park along N 34th St.

I am on medicare recently there and saw no senior discount

You can get a season pass. For 220 ( roughly) you get unlimited 4 adults, I forget how many kids, free parking for 1 car ( normally 16) and 10% discount at all kiosks.

No they do not. They do have gorillas, orangutans, and other primates

Discounts through AAA and if you buy annual membership

How long can you stay there?

It costs u to have sex

They also have family pass options if you plan to go often or you can look at Philly pass

Wheel chairs are 8 dollars and they are at a first come first serve. They do not reserve them. They also offer electric scooters for 30 dollars. They should be available at the front gate at entrance.

It's a different experience, but it depends on when you go. I took my family to Philly Zoo about a week ago and a lot of the animals were "gone". Alot of animals aren't out when it's under 60 degrees... so it looked more like a petting zoo. Granted the were some big animals out, like lions and hippos and bears, or still felt empty compared to when we went last August. The most crowded area was the kid section. Kid could pet sheep in one section or pet bugs in another. (Something Cape May doesn't have, or at least didn't 2 years ago when I was last there) Philly also has more places to eat than Cape May. I guess the bottom line is this... If you want to see animals but you're on a budget, go to Cape May. If you don't mind spending money and want souvenirs and food and want to touch sheep or insects, go to Philly.

I believe they have AARP discounts though I don't know all the details. https://local.aarp.org/place/philadelphia-zoo-philadelphia-pa.html AARP does list The Philadelphia Zoo on their website.

If you arrive early on either day that would be a great benefit to you.

Really?

I didn't see any lockers mind you I didn't wasn't looking for them we took our inexpensive stroller and we left it out the store and the restaurant

Not sure, look on their website

Go to you school counselor ask for working papers take them home get them filled out with permission from parents or guardians. Return to school counselor. Inform that your interested in employement.

Not sure, but they tend to keep even visiting animals on site for awhile!!

You can pay for the parking & Zoo admission at the same time. Parking is $16.

No they do not.

Nope, apparently the animals are there year round so they want you to come see them

Zoo Admission (through October 31, 2018) Members Free. Adults (ages 12+) $24.95. Children (ages 2-11) $19.95. Children (under 2) Free. Pre-paid parking (per vehicle) $16.00. Members Free. General Admission $15.95. Children (under 2) Free.

The entrance costs $ 20 adults $ 15 children

No

No

Evrething

Boo at the zoo

Yes

No elephants. Penguins, zebras, lots of birds, reptiles, otters, gorillas and big cats. And a new baby giraffe.

I think it's like $22.95 for adults.

$24.95 for adult. $19.95 for children between 3-12 years old. Under 2 is free.

Yes, online.

Yes and electric scooter wheelchairs

Wasn't on price list board. Don't know for sure.

Sorry I have no idea, you should be able to call and ask

You should see a lot, there might not be many in the zoo 360 but there are houses that house some of the animals and the others should be out

They do not offer a discount to seniors or the disabled, but here are some ways to save: *AAA offers a member discount * It is cheaper in the winter * Admission is free/discounted if you are an annual member of another participating zoo * Online coupon codes can save you 10-15% when you buy tickets in advance online * Discount tickets are available at most area ACME locations (save over 30%) * SEPTA is cheaper than parking

yes and there are many places to sit and eat.

$16 for parking

https://m.pivvit.com/profile/the-philadelphia-zoo/offering/purchase-tickets

The Zoo closes at 5pm today.

Right now, until Sept. 3, kids are $10!!

Yes we brought lunch last week & nice shaded area with picnic tables.

It depends on the ride but expect to spend between $10 to 15 unless you get a membership and each membership is different.

I was there yesterday. The hot air balloon is an additional cost. I was not open operating yesterday, probably because of the rain.

Wheelchairs are $8 for the day and electric scooters are $30 for the day.

No senior discount at least not the day we went. Adults were $25 my 5 year old was $20

At the gate $25 adult, $20 kids. I got discount from Acme. Adults were $19.

You can purchase tickets there.

I think you can only get them at the zoo

There is no train station near the zoo, but there are trolleys close by

It depends on which type of membership you buy. There are single, family, deluxe family, and another elite type membership. The deluxe family is around $265 for 13 months, free parking, and a free attraction (swan boats, carasel, train) for each person each visit. It's a great deal!

It is cheaper if you buy seasonal pass. You get coupons in upper marion Library which reduces price for 3 or 4 $

How much are power chairs?

$25 adults $20 for age 2 to 12

Its on the website. But the membership, park for free, go twice it pays for itself. And they have night walks and events for members.

Sorry no pets.

The tickets are expensive 24 per person but I think aaa has discounts

No pets allowed.

is there a senior discount

No, you cannot pet the animals, including the kangaroo. For a list of Hands-On exhibits, please see the Philadelphia Zoo website

Yuppers

Parking is$16

Go on their website for your answers

Why don't you go online and check out their website for your answers #1 way of getting the correct answer

24.95 for adults and 19.95 for kids up to the age of 12

Not exactly sure but the tickets are reasonably priced and for a few extra dollars you can turn your visit into a annual pass with parking, if you plan on going more then 1 time in a year, and since they do have some special events it may not be a bad idea to look into it.

General Admission for Adults $ 24.95 General Admission for Children $ 19.95 Vehicle parking $ 16 Family Membership *: Admission for up to 2 adult holders Admission of up to 6 children under 18 years of age in your home. Free parking (1 vehicle per visit) Admission to the Treehouse throughout the year. Discounted admission to over 100 zoos nationwide. 10% discount at Zoo stores. 10% discount at Zoo restaurants. Members-only hours. includes great value parking if you visit multiple times a year.

Emglish please?

Online or at the front. I have a membership. If you have children and live in the area, it is worth looking into.

There are many discounts but I'm not sure. You should contact them to confirm

As long as it has a photo you are good to go. Without ID, we would ask for two pieces of info with name like a credit card and a library card

I don't understand.

Yes go now perfect time to go

We passed at least 4 people trying to sell water. Kind of creepy to me personally

They have different prices for families size packages. And a set price for individuals. I'm not sure of the cost. Try google. Have a great day.

I think you are good since he wont be two when you walk thru....

Typo...6 is below 9 on a number pad

3 to 4 hours

You would have to be more specific about your question. Pay for parking, pay for access et? This is a question that you should call member services about etc.

Yes, they do. Just be prepared to prove it.

Same for all adults

I think 65 and over

Yes. Just beware of begging geese, ducks, and the occasional peacock.

Yes

The Philadelphia zoo is affiliated with zoos from other states but i am not sure about the Bronx zoo

Not anymore. Coldilocks died recently. They converted polar bear area into new penguin habitat.

Yes. Not just birthday parties but any gathering for any occasion. Tents for indoors or out... Plenty of options

Yeah

$25 adults / kinds under 2 free

The Zoo is accessible. That said, it would be very exhausting to push a wheelchair thru zoo all day. Zoo slopes downhill and you must go back uphill to exit. They rent scooters for $30, I recommend you get one of those.

No free days.

Yes, they do. They are right inside the front gate.

I have no idea, it looks as though it would be massive undertaking!!! You may be able to get an answer from the zoo's information center!!!😀😁😃

Kids pay last

Yes

Camels left 4 years ago

Yep, family picnic or box lunches and group discounts might work. Contact them.

Yes 50% discount

I was there yesterday, it wasn't very crowded.

It was $16 for me last week. Be prepared to go to a secondary lot though, i don't think their lots are very big.

Yes

Yes

24.95 for adults, 19.95 for children, 16 for parking

Yes

I really do not know

If you can afford it and will go multiple times the membership is worth it

From 9:30am to 5pm

Yes you can. They don't care who is with you as long as the primary card holder is there.

Some workers resemble them

Yes there's discount for members and seniors.

Check website you can get a Philly pass also

Lockers are available for public use.

Yes but they will check them

I'm not sure what that is

Yes but u have to purchase them from triple a , also check out the Philadelphia pass , u pay a certain price n u can visit several attractions instead just one , or check out zoo member ship sometimes it's cheaper then just visiting once, and Acme also sells zoo tickets for 18 dollars

No pets at the zoo. Get someone to pop in while you are out. Even if a sevice dog not allowed. If she or he gets loose could be in danger or distract the zoo's occupants.

No senior discount ! But if u go to acme they sell zoo tickets for 18 dollars!!

The balloon was temporarily removed for repairs but this morning it was inflated so it should be ready to fly soon. It does not fly when wind or other weather conditions would make it unsafe for riders. A clear day with no wind would be best if you'd like to try to ride.

We just paid $24.95. There was an event that day, but I believe that is the regular price. The membership is a better value.

It can be used right away.

I'm not sure, but go on their website, I'm sure they have that info there. Also, you call always call.

I am not sure. The best advise I could give is to call the train staion and ask if that would be on there stop list

Just if u wanna collect them.

They do not offer a Snap discount. They keep their yearly membership prices affordable enough.

No they do not.

Otters exhibition is not open yet

$25 per adult, $20 for kids. Taking 4 or more ppl? Buy a membership. Pays for parking, plus 2 adults, 2 guests, and up to 6(or 8) kids.

Not at the zoo, but I believe that you can get discount tickets through aaa.

All adults pay the same price (24.95) for admission. If you plan to visit more than once in the next year, membership is a great option. It's less than the cost of 2 visits with a party of 2, and you get free parking with membersip.

Ages 2-11 is $19.95. Adult is $24.95 And parking is $16 is what they're website says

I'm not sure about that but if you go to Acme the tickets are 1895

Yes they do

Zoo Admission March 16, 2018 - October 31, 2018 Members                                    Free Adults (ages 12+)                   $24.95 Children (ages 2-11)               $19.95 Children (under 2)                     Free  Pre-paid parking (per vehicle)    $16

5:00 pm

Yes, $2.00 off Regular Admission

They do not sell children here

Yes you sure can and I would

It's on the website

19.95 for minors. 24.95 for adults and people over 65

I don't believe there is...

There is a Senior Citizens discount... Call ahead for all the details....

No not that im aware of

No

Yes, with ID

Just for schools & large groups

All that the have your able to see

I would say 4hrs. If you want to see some of the animals being fed, talk to the zookeepers, grab lunch let the kids run around the Kidzoo and tree house area, etc., then you're talking 6-8hrs.

Of course like all gift shops but reasonable!! ☺

Not sure you would have to call & find out.

They check bags at the gate. However, I'm not sure if they will make you throw out any food that you may have brought with you...

I would say you see everything in about 3 - 4 hours

Adults $24.95 Kids 2-11 $19.95 Under 2 free Parking $16.00

Probably a little cheaper i believe they give schools discounts.

They are always busy but during the week is better

Adults $24.95 Children $19.95

They seem to be treated petty well

Almost all the questions asked on here can be answered by simply going to the website. Smh

You will need to pay 16 dollars for parking. Member gets 50 percent off entrance fee. 10 percent off food and drinks

Almost there!

Looks like it

It was 1984

No. Zoo membership is best value.

They weren't there as dad my last visit on the 3rd of this month

Yes

They need more room

It is always busy.

One of the suggestions would be that you apply for the Family Deluxe membership that you pay annually. You can also just pay the regular tickets at the counter before you enter the zoo, and tell the cashier you want to apply the amount you spent for those tockets for the "Family Feluxe" membership, at a later date. It's really a good deal. By being a member you can use your Philadelphia Zoo Membership to get a discount at another zoo nationwide.

I'm not sure, but most likely not.

I don't think most people understand how these forums work.

I don't think so. I do believe you can get stamped and go back to your car, then reenter.

Yes

Yes

Mothers day

Yes , I think it is like 25% or at least 10% off rate as long as you show the other membership card

Yes. ID required.

Yes it is.

You would need to contact your human resources department with the city to confirm if you have a benefit to the city zoo. One of my past employers in Philadelphia provided us with a membership at a discounted price as a benefit but again was offered by the employer, would advise to contact the employer hr.

No, Philadelphia Zoo does not have a panda. I believe the closest is Washington DC.

$12 per person $40 for a family-4

Free if you know the neighborhood

Yes.

Unsure. The website should have that info.

Don't know man.

Yep

Not sure

It's right outside the zoo. Also, it's a bit expensive.

You can buy memberships as gifts

Yes

Yes, and admission is lower

I don't believe so, but a family member pass is very reasonable and you can use it all year

I thought access cards where for groceries but i can be wrong

Yes

$8 for a wheelchair and $30 for electric scooter up to 325lbs

Water bottles, toddler snacks and a picnic lunch is allowed. There's lots of food to be purchased in the zoo also

A 23 .. aduts and 16 parking ... believe me to spend the day is worth it and you can take your food and drink in your hands

Not sure

There are lots of nice street art outside the zoo

No kids below 2 are free. But please do check the website just to be sure

Would not know that

If you can get a spot in the Tiger Lot, I think that's the best. They still redirect you to the main gate for entry, which is a walk just like all the other lots, but when you are ready to leave, there is a door directly from the zoo to the side of the lot. Perfect for a quick excape with a kid having a melt down. Otherwise, the Garage has plenty of spots and is a reasonable walk to the entrance. Plus most spots are under cover - good for those blazing hot summer days.

Yes

$23 per adult and $16 for parking

Yes, they have.

No just active military

Try the Philadelphia pass, it is a set price and gives you admission to many sites around town for one price. There is also a city pass to compare it to.

If you have AAA tickets are $16.8/pp regardless of age. Must go through AAA website/app