Audubon Zoo

Price per tickets

Half day is completely fine. It is a decent size zoo but not a all day venture. If you choose to do the cool zoo portion (the kids waterpark/lazy river), 5 or 6 hours would be more realistic.

Yes

Wheelchairs, strollers, scooters, and lockers can be rented here. A Photo ID or $5.00 deposit is required with all rentals. Prices below include tax. - Wheelchairs: $8 - Scooters: $25 - Single Strollers: $11 - Double Strollers: $13 - Lockers: $5

Absolutely

No I do not believe you can trade them

Free parking in front. Zoo is nice. Access to cycling/jogging path across from the zoo. Nice park behind with entrance on right side. Soccer fields, etc & view of the Mississippi river with access to levee bike/jogging path upriver.

Individual: $125 (plus sales tax) Individual Plus: $150 (plus sales tax) Family: $200 (plus sales tax) Family Plus*: $225 (plus sales tax) Safari Krewe*: $300 (plus sales tax) Wildlife Partner*: $400 (plus sales tax)

Yes. $3.00 off tickets. You MUST show your active/retired military ID.

They recaptured it. They are investigating how it got loose, as this is the first time something like this has happened in 100 years. The care taker's of the lost animals are being given opportunity for grief counciling since they are like family and this was a tragic accident.

Yes

$20 for adults, $15 for children 2-12

No but you get a discount for being a member at the zoo

There is a lazy river, it's my daughter's favorite part. The cool zoo costs an additional 12$ for non members and 10$ for members, but the best deal is called the "pop" pass it is an additional 14 for non members and 12 for members, and it gets you access to cool zoo, unlimited train access (it's a big zoo) and unlimited carousel rides!! There is a free splash fountain at monkey hill if you Just want to cool down and not pay extra!

They have both

Yes the tram does take you around a good deal of the park but not to every single exhibit

Suitcases, backpacks or coolers (with or without wheels) must not be larger than 28-quart size. One per family. Alcohol is not permitted. Coolers are not allowed during large festivals and events at the Zoo.

It best to buy the package deal it's cheaper

Yes

No

$208 for family, $235 family plus

@faithful force no I do not but after the summer I will hope so

Yes!

$21.95 is the cost of children ages 2-12. It maybe cheaper to buy a membership.

Yes, you can.

Free

Opps must be just a texas thing asking for a friend💁

Afrer thanksgiving..i guess

No

No

Maybe till 430, Zoo closes at 5pm, food options are available.

Only service dogs

Call the ticket office and reschedule..Audubon is a great experience and they will help you..

You can purchase them online or upon arrival but its probably more convenient to just do it online so u can bypass the line

25 for adults n 20 for kids

We went through the reptile room when we visited October 4th and saw the Komodo dragon

We visited on Friday, 12 Jun. We bought tickets in advance. The Zoo has done a marvelous job of helping visitors keep Socially Distant while still accommodating large family groups to view the animals. Roped to provide a pathway with signs indicating a safe route with the option to take a Loop or not, your choice. No inside dining. Water fountains are not running.

Yeah everyone is astute saying to call the website as plans change, but it should be open

I have an annual membership and I was there a couple days ago. All of the animals were active and it was a lot of fun! One of the orangutans just had a baby, and she comes out with her... it's great to see them together!

Yes

I think there is

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They have lots of animals. Elephant,tigers,monkeys, giraff and lots more

Are electrics wheel chairs available?

No. Try Bayou Segnette State Park

I've seen a few get togethers that look like either actual weddings or receptions. I ha ent gone and asked what waa going on but def call the city and ask. Good luck!

Have no clue.

Yes you can. The shelter must be reserved and paid for during reservation. Moneys are only refunded if it rains out. In the case ,you would have to call and ask for another time slot or your money back. No call no show no money.

Yes but you have to stay in that area with it,

No they do not

Free both in front and free van ride from st Charles if you come in trolley

I didn't see any

Yes

No, FREE parking

Yep, tickets or a membership

Well no but you do need it for some of the restaurants

No, it isnt.

It wasn't open when we were there during Halloween week

We do the annual Audubon family membership, which is really worth it for us. Sometimes, we'll just pop in to see one section and do a quick picnic.

I would call lol and all first just to be sure

Not really sure. If the day starts out with no rain and you already there when it starts to rain probably not. I would call them first before you pay for your tickets.

Sometimes they have electric scooters but not too often.

Call them

No

Yes just get hand stamped

You're still allowed to enter

not sure but I don't think so

yes you can

You can not unless it is for the 2 things

$24.95 for Adults $19.95 for Children under 12

did not see any pets...best to call and ask.

They currently are not offering discounts for military/veterans (confirmed with Audubon Website Chat)

We did

No. New Orleans was not impacted at all by Marco or Laura 2020

No

I would call animal control

I think the scooter rental is about 30 bucks. Call to check that price and what parts of the zoo aren't scooter accessible

What is the cost to rent a motorized scooter

$ 25 per person 😍

$24.95 a piece

I never saw pets.

All ticket prices are online.

Yes, NOLA weather is gentle most days of "winter" so pick a day with your ideal temperature and head out to have fun. The aquarium is indoors so no weather concerns

The whole Zoo is got a perfect layout, it's not a huge walk to each animal areas, I dont like alot of walking and this set up was perfect for me!

It doesn't run during Zoo Lights. And no animals are open during this time. The night sounds of the animals was exciting and disturbing. I realized we were disturbing their night rituals with our fun and games.

Tickets for the lights are sold separately. Day tickets do not include the Christmas lights.

No. The Zoo is closed on Thanksgiving Day.

Zoo is open year around. Only the Cool Zoo, the small water park inside the zoo is seasonal.

I would call and ask them.

No

No you don't

There is one with just some goats and sheep. Occasionally you can pet a lizard or something else but it's not regular.

No sorry they don't have Fox's.

$22.95 (plus sales tax): Adult $17.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12) $19.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+) Buy online all tickets 4$ off

Ticket prices vary. I would recommend purchasing the tickets online and saving a few dollars and you can print your tickets out to avoid the lines.

Yes of course

About 2 hours

They do, but specify before pickup that you're getting dropped at the zoo, because the same address is also for the Golf course across the street..

We stayed at Homewood Suites on Poydras and took a bus over. Super easy!

Call them, they might

No smoking in the zoo

No!!!

Those who live in New Orleans can get in the zoo free on Wednesdays.

Afraid of the animals? Don't worry, they're secure.

Yes it's open you can find out the cost via website... the 3rd Wed of the month is free with 4 guest if you have a Orleans parish id

As of now, there is no information on being a pelicans day for the Zoo, bit if there is, you will find out

I was there April 24th and lions were there already. I saw 2 of them.

Yes but I dont know how much.

No :(

Not sure, check the website's page.

No

Yes

It doesn't close.

No. There's not a place to store your luggage

Adults: $29.95 Child(2-12): $21.95 Seniors (65+): $24.95 It's cheaper if you order them online though https://audubonnatureinstitute.org/tickets

All depends on the three people

They have some public feedings that were free (if you get selected from the group). If not, I think it was $2-3 for a portion of food.

If you are up for a walk you can walk through the park to get to the zoo from the trolley stop.

Yes

I think they have wheel chairs but I can't promise . Be safe carry your own, I carried my , I call it my push chair lol

No

No

what amy said, i didn't know his first name was john, i only knew james

Yes they can

Not quite sure.

No. Dec 13-23 and Dec 26-30

30 adults and 22 kids buy online and save $3 off each ticket

new zoo?

Not big enough to store luggage. Be best to leave in hotel

I believe so.

$10/ticket for members, $12/ticket for non-members. That's in addition to the price to get into the zoo itself. Have fun!

Wow

They usually have many events throughout the year. Check their calendar also when fall schedule kicks in they close on Mondays I believe.

Nope didn't see them when we went 2 weeks ago.

No

Yes and yes

At the gate tickets are $22.95 for adults, $17.95 for children 2-12, and $19.95 for seniors 65+. You can save $3 per person by buying the tickets online.

No

Yes

Yes its a place to change

No just service animals like dogs

$ 14.95 children $ 19.95 adult

The zoo will take about 4-5 hours of done at a leisure pace not really including mealtime if you so choose. The aquarium will take about 2-3 hours. Although they are close a technical close distance to each other, it is quite difficult to travel between the two because of parking and traffic. 2 days would probably be best. After the zoo you're close to Magazine and the shops and eateries that are there. After the aquarium you're right outside the French Quarter and all that jazz. My experiences come from going with my wife and 4 kids. Hope this is helpful.

When it opens, check the weather though to be prepared

Look at the website for prices & such and there is an albino gator in reptile house

I have brought the large cooler on wheels without problems

I'm pretty sure that there is a student discount.

The reptile house is too dark for that, but there will be hands-on displays in other parts of the zoo.

Put it in an unobtrusive cup.

Lockers can be rented here. A Photo ID or $5.00 deposit is required with all rentals. Prices below include tax. - Lockers: $5

23 plus tax per adult. The truth per child could not tell you why I do not take children but usually it is half. I suggest you maybe go to the zoo's website

Hello, when I went to the New Orleans Aquarium there was an offer / promotion that included admission to the aquarium and the zoo (if I remember correctly) between $ 30 and $ 37. And you don't necessarily have to visit both places on the same day.

$22.95 for adults 17.95 for kids 2-12 19.95 for seniors 65 and older

About 3 to 4 hours if you have lunch

It is open regular zoo hours and should be opening all week after memorial day

If I remember right it was around $20 a ticket for adults and 12 to $15 a ticket per child... "Admission Cost: $19.95 for adults (13-64); $14.95 for seniors and children (2-12); Special "Audubon Experience" packages are also available for Aquarium, Zoo, Insectarium and/or Theater visitors." - copied from their website

$22.95 for adults, $17.95 for kids, or$19.95 for seniors. There are also combo passes that get you into the zoo and aquarium for a discounted price

Im sure slip n' slides will be fine, but for anything large that would be rented from a party supply company I believe you would have to confer with Audubon Park staff. Especially since a larger slide would require a water connection and possibly power connections too.

There is also info on the website about pricing

Tell them the child is under 2.

Yeah

They have maps there. Just ask for one on the way in.

No they don't have low income discounts. However, if you're going to buy a ticket the Audubon Adventure is the best value. You get the Zoo, the 4D theater, the Insectarium, and Butterfly house all for just a few dollars more. And you don't have to do all of them the same day. So you can really spend quality time at each venue.

Zoo Tickets $22.95 (plus sales tax): Adult $17.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12) $19.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+) Aquarium Tickets $29.95 (plus sales tax): Adult $21.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12)  $24.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+) Insectarium $22.95 (plus sales tax): Adult  $17.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2 -12) $19.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+) Audubon Experience Our best value! Visit Audubon Zoo, Audubon Aquarium of the Americas and Audubon Butterfly Garden and Insectarium for one low price. Save up to $30.90 per person when you purchase this combo. Entergy Giant Screen Theater regular tickets are included with Aquarium admission. It includes one Theater movie per Audubon Experience ticket. $44.95 (plus sales tax): Adult $34.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12) $37.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+

Yes

There isn't a "water park" with gi-normous, water slides at the zoo. If there is, then I am sorry- my little coconuts, I didn't see it.

Yes

AAA yes

There are designated areas

Each stand has a sidewalk sign showing which attractions (single or pack) they sell.

2018 Open Dates: April 7 - May 20 (Open Weekends Only)May 26 - August 12 (Open 7 Days a Week)August 18 - September 3 (Open Weekends Only)Open Monday, September 3 for Labor DayCool Zoo closes for the season on September 4, 2018

Yes unless it gets too bad

No pets

No

Too much bring your own

Yes you can.

Yes. There are several packages. Check the website for details.

Yes

Yes

Yep normal hours

Regular

No they don't

Yes if you have it online

Yes they're shows at different times f or different things and animals

Not sure about holidays. You should call and see, just to be sure

The Green One, on St Charles get off in front of Loyola and the park. They have a van parked by entrance that will drive you around

I saw no adult scooters on our visit.

Yes, but call ahead

Yes

Everyone is correct. Free parking. P.S. There is a free shuttle bus from the St.Charles trolly stop to zoo entrance.

All are correct. It is on St.Charles st. And runs back to Canal st. where the french Quarter qnd most sites and hotels. As far as Hotel indgino it is a great place to stay, but it isvmainly a HOSTEL. Most are dorm roons for collrge kids. It can get loud late at nite when they return from Bourbon st. Have fun. NOLA IS

They give you discounts for being a member. Meaning so much money off of tickets and a percent off of the gift shop. That's it. They do give military and senior, but not "hotel" employees.

Best deal is the membership then you can visit all 3 locations and free parking because there is no free parking at the aquarium

Small coolers are allowed. No alcohol permitted.

You should call to see what they have available

You could, but would be a pretty long day for a 4 year old. The zoo is a solid 3/4 hours and the Aquarium is another 1/2 hours. Add the drive between the two and it would definitely be a full day.

Yes you have to purchase a ticket at the front gate

Yes there are.

No guns

I haven't seen it close. The water park closes but it is extra

No call animal control.

Yes they have jaguars

Price is the same. No discount because of special events.

Really depends where you are in the park. If you're walking closer along the houses then yes. Otherwise the park is quite dark at night.

How much are the disabled scooters

They don't reciprocate with any zoos. None take their membership either

I don't think so

No. They don't reciprocate with any zoos.

Depend on Zoo only ot Zoo package with other Audubon sites. That's the best deal.

The park itself only closes if there's a flood.

No. They are not close to each other. Best option is the van ride to the trolley and swap to go to the aquarium

It depends on the time of year. I suggest calling them and asking just because the time changes price

It is not a good day to go. Most animals will be in. PPP it has the saying. That means pets plants and pipes.

We spent about 3 hours and place wasn't busy. I would plan 4-5 hours if making an itinerary.

Kids Under What ?

Yes this is not a problem, we did.

Food court area

Well it was sprinkling when we was there and they had doors open but 95% of animals where still outside

Yes and there Sooo cute!

No you cant its separate

Special occasions only

Oct 20-21 and Oct 27-28. From 5p to 9pm

Yes. It should be somewhere on their website. If not just submit a general inquiry. They're super friendly and easy to work with.

Thanks for your reply. I called the zoo several times to day and never could get anyone to answer the phone. Very frustrating.

Yes

Per their website, yes they are open today.

I rented the motorized scooter. It was $25 first come first serve basis.

Yes

According to their website, yes they'll be open. Hours: Mon - Fri | 10am - 5pm Sat & Sun | 10am - 6pm

Zoo Tickets $22.95 (plus sales tax): Adult $17.95 (plus sales tax): Child (2-12) $19.95 (plus sales tax): Senior (65+)

I would like to know more about the the white algator