Address: 916 D St, Omaha, NE 68107, USA
Sunday: 9AM–4PM
Monday: 9AM–4PM
Tuesday: 9AM–4PM
Wednesday: 9AM–4PM
Thursday: 9AM–4PM
Friday: 9AM–4PM
Saturday: 9AM–4PM
Vince Mancuso
I've lived in Omaha my entire life, and while the zoo has grown immensely, I love that this exhibit still stands. I'd say it's a must-do experience for visitors and locals alike, and definitely be sure to do the ground-level walk. It's fun to imagine actually being in the jungle.
K Z
Don't know why they close an hour early .😥
Raymond Pfand
Lied Jungle is awesome. There is so much vegetation and water everywhere. There are small passages leading to viewing areas. Sadly the lower trail was closed. We were there on a Monday in September and there were very few people. It was like we had the place to ourselves. As with all the areas in the zoo it was clean and well maintained.
Shehan Fernandez
We visited this at the last few minutes and was rushed out by the staff. However, the path that lies on the ground floor across the jungle was closed off since the beginning of the pandemic. We were shocked by how big this place was. It is definitely a must see places.
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No fee to enter any exhibit. There is only a main gate fee.
Yes
It depends on your pace. If someone actively interested in the Flora/fauna of this habitat went, the paths will be a good hour. There's a number of benches readily available for you to sit and take in the sights. A more interesting show begins at dusk, when the bat population becomes extremely active. My suggestion is to wear a hat and a poncho if you're wanting the experience without the guano. 🤓
Walrus, Dugongs, and elephant seals come to mind. The smaller ones would be seals themselves. I hope this helps!
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