Zoo Miami Tickets in Miami, FL

12400 SW 152 StreetMiami, FL 33177
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Overview

Visit Zoo Miami to meet fascinating animals from Australia, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Also known as The Miami-Dade Zoological Park and Gardens, this 750-acre zoo in Miami, FL, offers close yet safe encounters from anacondas to koalas, rhinos, and more! Learn about Zoo Miami Foundation’s environmental conservation efforts to help the global wildlife’s welfare.

Good To Know

  • Association of Zoos & Aquariums or AZA-accredited. Houses 2,500 animals in Miami, with 130 endangered or critically endangered species.
  • Family-friendly and free for infants ages two and under!
  • Complimentary parking available.
  • No glass containers, straws, balloons, balls, skateboards, skates, bicycles, scooters, radios, fireworks, and frisbees allowed.
  • Bags and coolers are permitted but subject to search.
  • Picnic tables outside the zoo entrance are available for food and drinks you wish to bring.
  • Food concession stands are available onsite, with vegetarian options.
  • Fully accessible facilities. Wheelchairs, ECVs and strollers are available for rent.
  • Only service animals are allowed inside the zoo.

Description

Zoo Miami is the ideal place for an individual, a couple, or an entire family to spend a day. As a matter of fact, visitors can travel the world in one day! They will visit Africa, Asia, the Amazon, and Australia. Zoo Miami consists of 340 developed acres with more than 3,000 animals and over 1,200 plants and trees which are planted in such a way as to mimic the animals’ natural habitats.

Guests will be able to have animal encounters; meet the keepers during scheduled Meet the Zookeeper talks throughout the day; and much more. They will enjoy jaguars, lions, tigers, orangutans, elephants, the Wings of Asia Aviary (the largest Asian-themed aviary in the western hemisphere with hundreds of free-flying birds), gorillas, chimps, koalas, kangaroos, frogs, snakes, meerkats, and more animals than we could ever list.

At Amazon and Beyond, experience a rainforest, jaguars, anacondas, bats, venomous snakes (behind glass exhibits, of course), rare frogs, harpy eagles, and a 48,000-gallon aquarium. And our Playworld Playground is a great place for kids to burn off some of that excess energy. Half jungle, half water park, they can stay dry or wet. Zoo Miami has food and drink concession stands throughout and a beautiful gift shop where you can buy that special memento that will bring back wonderful memories of Zoo Miami!

Zoo Miami Reviews

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Ab3lrocks
Miami, Florida
"Is more than a botanical garden than a zoo."
TripAdvisor user rating 3.0 out of 5
Reviewed December 09, 2024 NEW
It's a lot of walking. We spend 5 hours just straight up walking. A lot of the animals are far from each other so it's more nature to see than the actual animals themselves. A lot of enclosures were empty. So many animals were not on exhibit. Not sure, if they had removed animals and left the enclosures there or if the animals were hiding. They should just change their name to a botanical garden instead calling themselves a zoo. They also had a lot of extra things you can’t do unless you pay. On the upside there's plenty of parking. And bathrooms and water are available in a lot of areas throughout the zoo.
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pedrorC5934FT
"An awesome experience That I want to repeat one day."
TripAdvisor user rating 5.0 out of 5
Reviewed October 02, 2024
I saw lots of animals like the Cuban crocodile, giraffes, anacondas, frogs, sea turtles, and much more. It was an awesome experience that I would like to repeat again one day. Even though I had to walk a lot to get to see every single animal within the zoo, my family and I loved it so much that we want to be there again. The habitat of every animal is unique and is very well adapted for them to live in. The map that is supplied to you when you come into the zoo helps you to not get lost because it's a huge place. It's normal to not know where to go exactly when it's the first time you have been in there. Nevertheless, the map is located at every part of the zoo so you can use it as a reference of where exactly you are and where exactly to go. For those reasons and more, I love this place.
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Frequently Asked Questions about Zoo Miami

Where is Zoo Miami?

The petting Zoo Miami is at 12400 SW 152 St., Miami, FL 33177. Located 0.4 miles from Sami Family Amphitheater and 0.5 miles from the Miami-Dade Military Museum and Memorial.

How far am I from Miami Zoo if I'm at the closest bus stop?

The closest bus stop is at SW 152nd St & SW 124th Ave, Three Lakes, FL 33186, USA. It's located 2 miles away or approximately 40 minutes walking distance from the zoo's main entrance.

Is there parking?

Complimentary parking is available onsite.

Is the safari tram tour included in the ticket price?

The tram tour tickets can only be purchased onsite at the tours and encounters booth, near the conservation and action center.

Is the monorail included in the ticket?

Unfortunately, the monorail is no longer available.

Can I ride the safari cycle?

Yes, for an additional cost onsite. You must be at least 21 years old to rent the safari cycle.

How long does it take to get around the zoo?

The average visit takes about 4–5 hours. However, 8 hours is not enough for some people. It depends on whether you walk, rent a safari cycle, or take a tram tour.

How is the Miami Zoo weather?

The weather may vary per day, so visit forecasting sites to help you predict the weather for the day.

Can I bring food and drinks inside the park?

Outside food and drinks are not allowed inside the park except bottled water, baby formula and food, and snacks for toddlers. Guests are welcome to leave properly packed food at the lobby receptionist in the administration building and to use the picnic area located at the front of the zoo to eat.

Can we feed the animals?

Yes, for an additional fee onsite. You can also watch the zookeepers throughout the day talk about the animals and feed them. The animals are on strict diets and can only eat the food approved by veterinarians and prepared for them by their keepers.