Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden

Yes you can. You can picnic and bring backpacks too.

Some of the animals are out and visible but others are not. The cat house and reptile house are closed after 5 when it becomes free. But there are a lot of flowers and very park like. Enjoyable time to be had.

You could spend an entire day at this zoo, it depends what you consider best, and i recommend touring all of it

Yes 18 dollars rental bring ur licence u have to leave it with them in order to rent the scooter

Absolutely! Although, I will want you the zoo has a pretty big hill that can be rough to push up without a good stroller. You can rent them there as well

You ca. Get a membership for 35 bucks if u get foodstamps. It's 2 adults and up to 8 children under the age of 18

Don't wait too long and May is too long.

Job applicants must be 21 or older. The zoo offers a variety of career opportunities including internships, food and service, as well as Veterinarian, Event Managers and Customer Experience coordinators.

Yes

Depends? For kids yes. For just adults, I'd probably choose the train over carousel, but it is a nice little merry go round, a bit faster than most

March not bad, I like to go when all the babies,are out

The Safari Camp entrance is right by a picnic tables area. We were easily able to go get our lunch from the car, take it in for our picnic, and return everything to the car before continuing our day.

They do for Fiona!

They dont have pandas but they do have red pandas!

Yes make sure you get stamped on the way in.

Yes, lockers are just to the right as soon as you go through the gate. You can also rent wheelchairs and strollers there where the lockers are.

Can you get on the train with one of there rented scooters

Some will. It depends on the temperature.

Cheetahs! With their dog-like paws, sun-blocking under eye stripes, flat tails, springy spines, and loud purring they are the best! *zooooooooom*

Yes and now baby brother Fritz

Yes however getting them online was fast and easy. And made getting in way easier

Just buy a member ship and it will be a lot easier if you plan to go a lot more for 217$

I would call the zoo but I bet they would love to answer your questions

Yes. They are everywhere

Yeah I'm wondering the same thing. Its not enough time to visit the whole zoo. You don't have time to actually look at all the wonderful animals an habitats. My guess is cleaning up the zoo an taking care of the animals.

The realest gorilla ever to do it

As of April 2019: Prices generally range between senior/child fees and adult fees ($9 USD to $19 USD). The prices decrease and increase depending on traffic in the zoo (on quiet days less expensive, which would be throughout the weekday and more pricey on weekends). Savings offered on groups. Parking is $10.00 USD. However I went in the afternoon and there was no parking fee. The zoo is open daily rain/snow or shine, cold or hot--even inclement weather! Copy the following link into your browser and check out more on admissions. Or you can simply search Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden and pull up their website for more information. Thank you and best of fun in your zoo adventures! https://ticketstore.cincinnatizoo.org/zoo-admission

closes at 5pm during the week not sure about weekends

Yes! Her name is Moe and you can find her in the Discovery Forest. Sometimes you have to really look for her, she wanders the trees and she also has a few baskets scattered about that she lays in.

We bought it with our ticket on the day we went, so I don't know about buying it once you're there. I do recommend going to the 4D theater. I didn't know what to expect, and it was outstanding.

$17 I believe. I was told that if you or someone you know has a food stamp card you can get a discount you can get a family pass for $30..

Yes in the Botanical garden I believe!

Its half price days until March 9th 9.50 for adults and 6.50 for children at thr gate.

Yes. You receive a 50% discount to admission of the Cincinnati Zoo.

Yes!

Frit is doing good fisty.

I don't know look on there website

You can purchase umbrellas or rain ponchos in the gift shop.

The zoo is open year round. Hours change a bit depending on the time of year (open later into the evening during Festival of Lights) but are generally 10am-5pm (truly open at 9am but the first hour is usually reserved for early entrance for Gold Members).

Yes they do.

Yes they are 30$

No. We used to have Education Ambassador kinkajous but have not had them for over 15 years.

Even if you are not a member, reservations are not required, they are suggested. If you just show up and there is room, they will let you get a ticket. The gamble is, if you go on a weekend, there may not be room. Timed ticketing is genius and should stay around forever though. All venues are better with it in place.

No.

Each car will have to pay for parking.

I Agree about just visiting both

They are still required for entry.

I'd say about 3-5 pm is best. Closer to 5. Bc for most of the year ( besides the festival of lights ) that is closing time & most likely feeding time......so the animals can go back into their enclosed places. They are really active. & Most likey bc there is not a ton of people or kids . Even in the heat of the summer....... I go there alot in the afternoons , & most of the animals. Big cats, giraffes, etc; are really active

According to their website: SNAP/EBT Show your food assistance card – SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) – to receive discounted tickets or a Membership through the Zoo Access for All program. You must have a valid SNAP card and photo ID to purchase tickets or apply for a membership. (Limit of 8 tickets purchased per visit with SNAP card.) Must be purchased in person at the Zoo, as a reminder the Vine Street parking lot closes at 4:30 pm and the Zoo closes at 5 pm. We have limited walk-up reservations available per half-hour time slot for in-person discounts. Walk-up reservations are first-come/first-served and not guaranteed. General Admission Ticket Prices Adults (13-61) – $6 Child/Senior (2-12 or 62+) – $3 Parking – $1 Membership Pricing Family Standard Membership – $40 SNAP cards from any state accepted. This is the only membership offered through this program. See more here: http://cincinnatizoo.org/plan-your-visit/zoo-access-for-all/#:~:text=SNAP%2FEBT%20Program&tex

Yes its still open but you have to make a reservation

As long as you want... the timed tickets help cut back on the crowd at the entrance but the zoo is so big once people get in the crowd isn't as bad... you should bring as mask though just for the crowded exhibits like the new roo valley, seeing the giraffes and Fiona and the few indoor places thats open (e.g. insects and manatees)

The zoo is open year round. Fiona will only be out if the temp is above 50ish.

Meerkats. Or Painted Dogs

No there is no smoking in the zoo

Yes by all means take your cooler. Water is $3.50 a bottle or better. Food is also expensive. Just remember there are a lot of Hill's to walk. So bring a wagon for your grandchildren.

Yes, no glass or alcoholic beverage. I pack a lunch load the cooler up and take it straight to the picnic area. I actually leave the cooler in the picnic area and walk around. Then come back @ lunch. No problems at all

Yes I had a friend that used her card and got one for $40 it's good for 2 named adults up to eight children you get discounts on food and drinks and free parking

The day me and my girlfriend went it was 11.50 a person. And I tell you this. All the rude people not watching their kids kinda ruins it for you. There were more kids running around then there were animals in the exhibits.

Yes

Just so people know, Wi-Fi is basically everywhere at the zoo, so it's easy to work pretty much anywhere. Just find a bench with shade and you are good.

You have to check the website, or call and ask.

We're just there and some of the habitats were closed for renovations. But it was a nice day and they were active. Just be ready for some construction.

Yea Norma They Want Full Funds For A Membership 🤗 They Feel As If That's Your Decision To Purchase Tickets At That The Moment Entrance Instead Of Getting The Membership 😚😚😚

It's beautiful right now!!!

Yes

I just checked online. If you buy from their website it should be around $66

I think the Oceans world at the Indianapolis Zoo is better but yes they do have a small fish exhibit.

Yes.

No, unless it's a registered service dog

across the street, 2-3 minute walk

Yes

Yes they cam ride free. If they get in free, they normally ride free

Don't think so. Lock it outside

Never seen that done

At least the agr of 13

Yes wagons are welcomed

Check. Most will give you a discount, some are free

I rented motorized scooter. It was perfect.

Rain yes thunder and lightning no

Of course!

Most are out in the morning after their first feeding, as long as the weather cooperates!

Adults are $17 online or $19 at the gate, children or seniors are $12 online or $13 at the gate, $2 off children's tickets and $3 off adults' tickets if bought by military member or first responder. Must have valid military or first responder ID, tickets must be purchased in person. Parking is $10. That means that if you had four adults and one child with military discount, your total before tax would be $88. I would suggest getting a pass if you intend to go again within a year of purchase.

Come for the animals, stay for the garden. They all exist beautifully together, so come on down and learn what the word 'interspersed' looks like in action.

Not anymore

Mostly out door with a couple indoor, some of the indoor you can't take a stroller in... letting you know in case you have small children.

Yes, family membership, that's 2 adults and any children in the house under 18. It includes parking, but not the unlimited rides on the train or carousel.

Yes

no

I'm sure customer service, just inside the gate, will sort it out. They are easy going about pass related issues.

If you are considering buying a pass its well worth the money- as Delores mentioned, they are open at 9am for passholders and 10am for non members, every day except Christmas and New Years day. The zoo experience changes here with the seasons, as not all animals are out all year.

The best time to catch Fiona, from my experience as a pass holder, is early! Before 10am if possible. She has gotten to popular that soon she will have her own show. Viewing will inevitavly change when that happens. 😊

I can recommend Hampton Inn and Suites. It's a very good hotel with swimming pool, spacious rooms, good breakfast. And about ten minutes walking distance from the zoo.

All buildings are open during the winter and the Cincinnati zoo in my opinion is better than the Detroit zoo as I've been to both multiple times. You can also look it up and see some differences and ratings and rankings from each zoo as Cincinnati zoo is ranked number one zoo worldwide.

Google is your friend

Yes

I had no problem getting a wheelchair at 11:00 a.m. today. They rent for $13

Tried to reserve day before and couldn't. Would have to wait till someone brought back. Had to buy ticket to see if any available and to wait.

Yes, you can see from today...

Check out their website.

Oh well. Thank you. Interesting their website wasn’t more helpful but thanks to all o you.

Service animals only, aand they will restrict where you are allowed

Yes

No they do not

No, age 2-12 range $9.50 to $18.

Not much, except walking.

Nope

Its included with your admission

Tune and blooms is every Thursday in April, they will be open later with live music

Unfortunately both white lions have passed away

Go to the website

No not unless its a hover round type

No pets are allowed, unless they are a service animal was what I was told at the gate

Don't know about that. My favorite is the giraffes anyways. But I did see Fiona there.

I'm not sure. But they generally have little signs at the base of trees and plants. They also are great amount answering plant questions. If you call they will probably get you to someone that knows the answer. You can also try the Picture This phone app.

No. There are places nearby which offer this service though.

it doesnt cost 30 dollars

Yes. It'd be wise to reserve them if they allow it.

Yes, but limited so reserve online for best results

Probably but not recommended

There's only one day that free..dollar day and it's a nightmare way to many people there long lines hot af

No

26 22 for seniors

Presuming the weather is good and you are wearing your best sneakers for walking and that physically you are able to walk the whole zoo, maybe 6 hours to see the whole thing. Make a day of it --- Cincinnati has a GREAT zoo. Pack a lunch and a small cooler of Gatorade & water in a stroller-- food can be pricey. ENJOY!!

If you have an EBT card, you can show them that and get a family season pass for $40. Good for 2 adults and 8 children/grandchildren

No pets. They probably allow service dogs.

Tickets are different prices depending on the day. Sundays adult tickets are 21.50 and childrens tickets are 15.50. You have to reserve your tickets ahead of time as well, and a 10.00 fee for parking. Masks are required as well.

Not this year

If you have a food stamp card in your name the pass is only 40$ but if not right now they are on sale for 129$

Several animals are not able to be in cooler weather, that may be why, but I'm only assuming

What type of fees? You do pay parking and admission (must buy admission tickets in advance as only so many are sold during certain block times). Food, snacks, and drinks are available for purchase. There are some other experiences available for purchase also, like face painting.

Theyre up for action now... Not sure where would imagine you can go to the zoos website and figure that out

U can go in for a short look around with out tickets. But I believe its frowned upon

We got to pay 8 dollars for 2 romane leaves to feed the giraffe but were not aloud to pet it because ot could "bite" but all the giraffes had their top teeth removed so would have gotten half bit half gummed

Yes, ofcourse

No that's the time you can enter. They also allow entry 10 minutes before the printed time.

Yes it is open. Not all the amenities like food and drink stations are open though

Masks are required.Snacks and drinks can purchased.There is outdoor dining.The indoor restaurants are still closed.

Yes

I'm not sure. You probably should call and ask what items you can donate.

Website or call. Has to be within a certain time frame.

Yes

There were some open when I visited early Nov., but some weren't but the weather was warm that weekend. Call & ask. ;)

I'm not sure but if their trying to breed animals in captivity they probably have too.

Not that I'm aware. But they do only allow so many people to visit. Which is why you have to make a reservation. When my family and I visited, it was on a Saturday and it wasn't crowded at all.

You cannot currently leave and re-enter

No, most of the indoor activities and encounters are closed at this time.

When we went, tickets online were $20 for adults and $10 for parking. There was a $3 service fee.

Yes, electric wheelchairs are available to rent while you're at the zoo! Electric wheelchair rental is $30. They also have them available with canopies above them for $40. That pays for the rental for the day, regardless of how long you stay. For more information check out CincinnatiZoo.org and check out the rentals section under where you purchase tickets.

They email u tha confirmation ticket n u validate it at tha gate n u can get in 10 mins early

I looked it up and it looks like the answer is no.

A membership is the way to go. It includes parking.

Not sure if they do that. Privately owned zoos do not... I'm unaware if this zoo will. You might check their website.

Yes

Excellent handicap parking close to entrance under covered shelter. Follow signs.

I was there last weekend and we didnt see any scooters. I dont think they are doing any type of rentals right now.

I only seen snacks. Sorry

Per the zoo: "Please arrive within the 30-minute window that’s on your reservation confirmation. If you’re early, please wait in your car until your scheduled entry time. Arriving after the 30-minute window will result in having to be rescheduled into an open time slot. If there is no availability, your visit may have to be rescheduled for another day."

purchase online to reserve your time slot but if memory serves its $20 an adult

They had no choice. It was terrible and a dark day for one of the greatest zoos in America. But what everyone seems to miss, is they saved the life of a small child who got into the gorilla enclosure and was being held by Harambre.

No overnight parking is permitted at the zoo.

Look online

Yes it is required in any building that is still open.

Not everything is open but it's still a good way to get out

Have to get the ahead of time.

A few years ago lol

Some of the animals are out. The zoo is also creative in that they have specific animals out just in the winter time that live in colder weather climates that you wouldn't see at the zoo during the warmer months. They also have a number of interactive exhibits with zoo workers that you touch the animals throughout the zoo at indoor spaces.

The parking lot does not say anything about restrictions.

Cheaper than spelling lessons

No. The zoo is closed on Christmas day

Yes everything is open except a few OUTSIDE animal exhibits

Not sure. Might call them

Yes, the two of them are usually housed indoors at that time.

Cincinnati would be the people to ask.

Birth cam I mean thank you I'm from Canada..

I believe so

I heard that members get in at 9 am. Call and check. And let me know too ;)

Definitely bring your own drinks and food. Zoo prices are high.

I believe it's yearly

No camping, but four overnight programs: http://cincinnatizoo.org/education/overnight-adventures/scout-programs/

I do not believe so

They can be purchased on spot. Thanks

10 chucks on the way out: Yes sar . GIMME! It cost more than that at a football game, And that will be for me and not the FAMILY

The 4-d experience is short....but alot of fun... especially on a hot day!!!! That's all I'm sayin...you have to experience it for yourself...don't miss it. The train...kinda cheesy....more kiddy ride.. .yet you see whole zoo in a glance.....cheesy....but worth it...at least once.😀

Yes

$22.00 for adults. We bought the inclusive year pass. The Platinum was $299.00 that allows up to 8 guests to participating zoo's across the country. Inclusive means unlimited train and carousal rides.

Yes, electric and manual. I believe you have to reserve the electric. Ahead of visit. You rent at the welcome center.

Actually for the most part NO. Animals just are real lazy in the heat.

we saw flamingos, but no peacocks last week.

The train and carousel are extra, but I believe you can get a ride a day wristband for both.

Not sure,call and ask.

They were selling Fiona hippo stuffed animals

I believe that it's cheaper if you buy online

Ticket pricing and purchasing can be found here: http://cincinnatizoo.org/plan-your-visit/tickets/ Right now, general admission adults' (13-61) tickets are $20, and children's tickets are $14. Seniors' (62+) tickets are also $14. Buying tickets at your local Kroger Customer Service desk saves $1-2/ticket. Sometimes friendly zoo members will help you out and offer to get you in at 1/2 price. :) Parking at the zoo is $10. If you don't mind a walk, there is nearby street parking.

No dolphins; NEVER rub a dolphin's belly btw. Check out the Chinese Alligators, you can get a really close look at them. The one exhibit that outshines the Newport Aquarium is the Manatees. Very informative and they're "catch and release". 👍

Yes, but not large ones! Unless you have a picnic area reserved.

Yes. And strollers for young kids.

You mean koala bear? Lol No they do not.

No

Yes

I think you get a discount

Don't know i would call them

Yes but it cost a decent amout of money they have information about it on there website under animal encounters

https://ticketstore.cincinnatizoo.org/

Yes, and they even have a top to keep you out of the sun

9am

Strollers and wheelchairs are first come first serve....but you can reserve the electric scooters on their website

But it's a really worth to go along with family. And children enjoy a lot

Yes

2 an under

16 on Mon

I dont know. But check the website, or go ask at the entrance.

If you visit their website, it will answer all of your questions.

Is there a indoor water park by this zoo

i

No

Yes

Thats not on the rules butbi think you should call amd ask or send a email

Yes

Yes they do don't know prices

So I do know that all exhibits and facilities are handicapped accessible, so that's great. The Zoo has standard wheelchairs and electric wheelchairs for rent, but prices are not available on their website. But I know they have limited amounts, so make sure to call ahead and check before arriving.

The whole zoo closes at 5pm

We saw the silver backs on Sunday March 24

Yes, a couple different varieties in separate locations. I just saw both varieties last week when visiting. Depends when you go, you may also see eggs and babies.

Most definitely check AAA store, members can purchase tickets for significantly less.

It's 60% outside 40% inside

If you're asking date specific, the zoo is open during the month of March.

You can purchase tickets (and memberships) on site. Cash and credit cards accepted.

I would go to their website and look at the careers section.

Prices are on the zoo's website . They offer discounts for online purchase as well as purchasing advance tickets.

Ive never seen that at this zoo.

There's a 10% discount in March. Thanks for supporting our Zoo

Kroger sold mine at $9.50 for adult. At the gate I believe is $10.50

Yes you can. However there are subject to being searched for safety reasons

He's in gorilla heaven with Tupoc and MLK.

Cincinnati Zoo is pretty hilly.

Waiting until it warms up is ideal. Calling the Zoo directly will give you a better idea of when the best time to visit is.

I will. I was just also hoping their website designer would see this and realize it's been this way for awhile.

They should be open. It was open last week when I visited. Just call and confirm.

Adults are $19 at the gate. Children and seniors are $13. I believe it's slightly better if you can get them at Kroger customer service desk.

I'm not sure either, but I think there should be

I believe so

10am-5pm. March can be the Lion or the Lamb

Both

Your best chance of finding times and events would be on their website. Cincinnatizoo.org

Pricing information can be found on their website.

Only half of the day, I think

Anywhere from $11 (child or senior on off days) to $24 (adult peak time). Parking $10 extra. There are optional add on things like train ride/3d theater. Discounts available like through AAA. check the price calendar here: http://cincinnatizoo.org/plan-your-visit/tickets/

They sometimes have insects out that can be touched. We were able to touch a very large walking stick one day.

No

Same for everyone, looking for discount coupons.

Go to the front desk they can help you with that.

I would bring an umbrella. You spend a lot of time outside. You can bring your own in.

Free under 2

10a-10p... But some animal houses close earlier, around 5 and 6p.

Q: How do I replace a lost or damaged card? A: There is a $7.00 fee for lost or damaged membership cards. Please contact the membership office to pay by phone or visit Member Services on your next visit to replace your cards.

Pl verify by telephone enquiry.

No

Print it. It's cheaper and incase you buy at the gate watch out for the guys who sell you the ticket. They will. Make you waste money. It's so huge you won't cover everything less you go early so get just the tickets with no shows and then carry cash in case for example you want to feed the girrafe etc. You will save money. Just a means of making you pay for something you won't even get to.

We have an opening as a giraffe that day.

Most likely anytime they have the display showing.

I'm sorry. I do not know.

Depending on if you want t ok see movie which I recommend ! I'm not sure if there prices change from summer to Fall ,but it was undrr $40 !

Okay thank you, I thought I read it on your web said to reserve that's why I was asking . It said make sure to get it

Yes. They had a parking area for all of the strollers and scooters.

Yes

Imay be open during normal hours . 9.30 am onwards.

Yes, you can.

Yes they are out everyday rain or shine

Coolers and backpacks are allowed

I don't believe so. The zoo does however do monthy public programs to Ronald McDonald and a call to education or ticketing wouldn't hurt!

For children it is $ 13. Adults are $ 19.

Yes

Yes the zoo is open every day of the year except for Christmas. On Christmas day its close

They used to do the reciprocating zoo membership discount. I don't know if they still do, but we used it. No parking discount though. Their website will say so.

Yep

I am not sure but possibly yes as there is facilty for getting strollers on rent.

They do! Reserve before you go to be sure they have one for you. Rent is $30 or $40, i forget. Call the number on website.

Yes it is. The animals only get Christmas off.

Yes

You can bring your own food and dine (plenty if dining tables). However, there is no option for grilling or cookout.

There is separate enclosure with safety wall. Two rhinos are displayed. There is good chance of close view if the rhinos are moving.

I think it was $5, but it is not worth it. Save your money and buy a souvenir. We did the train for a family of 6, and barely saw the zebra and we saw ducks.

Yes, some zoos are fully free, some are a percentage.

General Admission is - $17 for adults $12 for children $10 for parking

If you have a zoo membership for the state you will get a discount, if you were in the military you will also get a discount

I was there this past Monday from 12ish till 2:30. The entire time I stayed with her because she and her Mama were so fun!! Some days it's like that some days she sleeps a lot. My suggestion is... Of she is not awake when you are first there come back in an hour or so to see if she is awake. Scooters I am not 100% on. Go to the web site, they may have info on that.

No and they are stricked about it

Rodney is right on.

From their website: "General Admission to the Zoo. These tickets are valid any regular operating day until 12/31/18, including PNC Festival of Lights."

They do. I'm not sure how much, but I do believe they have it on the website.

Free

I think anytime is a good time. Fall and spring will have better temperatures, but can also be more rainy. In the summer until Labor Day the zoo is open until 6 p.m. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor exhibits. The animals are usually most active early in the morning and late afternoon.

There is a train that takes you around the zoo. Its about a 5 minute ride. You get to see some of the exhibits from above. The cost is $4 per person. There is also a carrousel which costs $3 per person.

When they are outside there is a nice tiered seating area. They also do a zoo keeper talk once a day. Check the times when you visit.

Tickets are typically $19. Today is Dollar Day, though, so admission is $1. If you go, expect it to be crowded

No

I've never seen anything like that at the Cincinnati zoo

Don't know. I purchased the tickets on Groupon

Try calling the customer service number

Hi Rachel . Thanks for the reply

Depends. Best thing is to go to Groupon to get a deal. We did this yesterday and had $20 off for a family of 4

Last week I paid 19 adult, 13 child. But if you have an ebt card it's 6 adult and 3 child.

19 regular basic tickets

Yeah

General admission for adults for one day is $17.00 online or $19.00 at the gate. Parking is $10.00. 1 year adult pas is $55.00 includes parking.

I tried on Google with no luck he would love to go to the library though, we took him to the zoo yesterday so today is just a lazy day, thank you,RR for responding back.

Yes

Yes they are. There is a picnic area there and they allow you to bring your own food and drinks in. If you park at the zoo lot, going to your car is a breeze but if you park at the outlying lots, it's a bit of a walk.

yes and yes

They have a ton of wheel chairs and strollers that you can get once you are there. I'm unfamiliar if you can reserve them unless you have a lot of people that are gonna need them

We put a cooler with waters in our stroller and we were very glad we did

Police Fire and Military get a discount

Yes have to get them before noon $30

Yes

Yeah, there's a volunteen program that runs during the summer time. You must be 13 in order to be in the program. The applications usually open in December

Yes before noon...$30

$30 for electric chairs, $10 for wheelchairs when we went.

$10 :)

The Hampton on Vine Street has an indoor pool

There used to be. Not sure since they changed every thing. I believe you can drop off near the entrance to the parking lot.

It's a great zoo though. We thoroughly enjoyed it

Nope. A lot of things are indoors. They only shut down for severe weather (like tornadoes)

It's about 17 bucks per adult. Best bet is to go for the membership. You will save a ton, even if you only visit a few times a year.

Yes they do rent them, but there's not a lot of them

From the website it says wheelchairs and stollers i hope this helps you. But to be certain I'd look on the website .

You can bring food and drinks.. truly family friendly!

Yes! They do have them!

They do but you need to reserve because they can run out quickly.

Its a nice place children love it

Yes I still believe u can ride on them

Depends on what you want to do and if you want any add ons. The prices are listed on their website​. And they also have Groupons occasionally

Yes. They have ticket kiosks as well

Yes we just did yesterday. My wife and I took the two grandchildren and used the membership card for entrance. We also used the card for discounts on food and drink.

Yes they have a train to ride. It is extra. Make sure you get the park ticket that includes it.

They had gorillas last Friday....

2 and under are free and then childrens tickets are available for those older

Nope sorry

I think it's $19 per person child are $15. But at Kroger i got my tickets for $17 per person and $12 for my kid.

I think so

Nope, no discount

Yup only service animals

I believe to rent they are $30.00

Not too sure , 65 ?? But I am sure you can google it to get it

38 dollars

Yes unless there is a special event

No, maybe service dogs...

Yes. Go to the office. Which off to the right before entryway to the zoo.

Yes. We have a membership at another zoo and had to wait until they opened at 10am to use the reciprocity. Zoo members and people who purchased zoo adventure ticket packages were able to get in at 9am.

Yes they have strollers

probably not no underage lose to much money businesses care about money nothing else(profits) but should have a set weekend for elders only

Not that I have ever seen but they do have ducks flying around if you consider that poultry.

When my children where small I used a wagon all the time.

Yes. There are several. Try and snag one with an umbrella for shaded dining.

No they do not

was out thurs

No

Yes. For $30.00

10 dollars.

3 hours

Yes

The only thing we bought is a large pepperoni pizza. I believe it was around $21.

Yes. Also according to their website an electric scooter is $30 a day and can be reserved online. A standard/manual wheelchair is $10

I think you're asking if there are days its open to the public for free. There are free or discount promotions - mothers on mothers day, military personnel on memorial day for example. Zoo has also offered dollar days in the past, and after hours events like tunes and blooms where admission is free after 5. Check out their special events page for more info

One per chair.

Only service dogs..

Yes it says on there website that it is

No, but there's a sloth😀

Yes you have to look at web page to see them

Yes

The cost to rent an ECV or electronic convience vehicle is $30 per day per vehicle. I hope this helps. A few can be reserved online a few days in advance. If thst isnt possible then they are first come first serve. I hope this helps.

Babies under 2 are free. Don't forget parking. It's $9.00 to park. Unless you park outside. There are many spots for free. It may be cheaper for you to buy a family pass. Then you can go all year. It's only $129 for 2 adults and one child. The baby would be free. Parking is free with a pass. We always get passes.

There is a discounted price for individuals with a SNAP card. Im not sure of daily ticket cost but I know for sure that you can purchase the basic yearly pass for $35. This is for admission only, does not include parking or train. You can go to the zoo website and look under discounts or call the zoo.

Feeding giraffe is $3 for 2 pieces of lettuce

Sure can. If you buy online, you don't even need to print. Just show the barcode on your phone. Be aware of parking fees.

If you go onto their website, you can find a map. I'm not completely sure of the distance.

No. Only off property.

They sell beer but can't smoke on the property. I am not a drinker or smoker but I don't agree with that

You can bring food in just no straws. I have been taking food in for years

They do not anymore. Wish they still had it.

I'm not sure of ticket price but when I went on a field trip I had to pay about 14 dollars so that might be the price not sure

10:00 am - 5:00 pm are Cincinnati Zoo Hours. I have never heard of the Zoo being free after 4:00. Call them & ask.

Yes

Water fountains. Also, you're permitted to bring in snacks and such 😁

Yes there are scooters you can rent.

I don't think so unless it's a service dog

No. We used ours just last weekend and skipped the huge line to get in at the Drury Avenue exit.

$30. For the day

I wouldn't think so but the community services might be able to help

Not that I know of, but if you get SNAP benefits you can get a family membership for $35 for a year. This includes 2 adults and 8 kids plus free parking

Your membership will be honored. As for if the animals will be out on may 7th... Lol just pray you get good weather. Otherwise why wouldn't they?

It cost us 92 dollars for 2 adults to kids

Free

If you get the annual pass, it will be free after your second visit, and you get free parking too!

Thursdays in April they have a program called tunes and Blooms. Admission is free after 530pm. There are more details on their webpage.

Whenever the weather is above 50°

You can get tickets at Kroger for $2 off adult and $1 off child. Not sure if being an employee gets you a better deal. You would have to ask at work.

Yes there is a train ride, not too sure about the trolley. It might only be in the warmer weather

Giraffes for a small fee

They do have scooters to rent at the main gate, better to reserve them ahead though.

No need to print if you have the email on your phone.

Yes

Yes

Fun!

Cold days are fun at the zoo! Less people and animals seem not to mind.

If only.

March 31st 2018 12 to 5 pm

Yes. Both would be doable. Agree that you'll likely want more time for the zoo but the shark bridge and ability to touch animals at the aquarium are worth a trip.

There are manatees and fish in an indoor tank, as well as some turtles etc. There are also penguins in the world of birds exhibit.

I emailed and scanned from phone

I agree with drew call them and ask.

It must be above 50 degrees and sunny for her to be out. Looking at the forecast, I doubt she will be out. There are so many other animals that it would still be worth the drive.

The temperature needs to be just right

Members have half price guests year round.

Yes!!

10. Go while kids are in school not as crowded

Depending on the weather fantastic. The animals come and go depending on temp.

I'm not sure about ticket prices. I can tell you that if you purchase a season pass and go twice you've pretty much broken even. As far as how many animals you can see now, I'd say it would be worth going. They have inside exhibits, and it's warm enough for more of the animals to be out.

$30 but you are requested to reserve them a day in advance to guarantee that they have one available to you for your visit

Yes. Both manual wheelchairs and power chairs (scooter).

They do have some you can pay to rent, but id suggest bringing your own. They may not have something for all three together, forcing you to get 3 individuals. My toddler was 1 the last time we went. He hardly was in the stroller while we were there.

Contact the zoo directly, not through Google maps comments

This is not a question. It doesn't even look like English.

Yes children under two are free.

Most zoo facilities are full of strollers!

They have manual and electric scooters for rent it is a good idea to reserve ahead of time but if you go on a day that's not busy they have plenty.

It has to be over 50° for Fiona to come out

For the entire year that you purchased the pass

Can be found on their website under membership. The cheapest most basic individual is $55, but there are multiple tiers and additional people add ons.

The last one was transported back to a sanctuary in 2016... So, no. They have many others though

In there in closer, they may just not be out...they have the option to go in or out

No, there are red pandas though.

Service dog only

About $18 per person.

They accept some other zoo passes and offer some discounts for members of other zoos. Best bet would be to call them

Most zoos can look up your membership if you have a valid id with you.

The zoo doesn't allow any firearms on the premises, regardless of concealed carry permit.

They announce that the zoo is closing and begin ushering people out of the main gate

Yes they are open normal hours for the Labor Day holiday.

You can print them at home or pull them up on your phone

Depends on who you sell that ticket to, expendable income of that individual, and how bad they want a ticket.

Yes

Yes!