We were looking for something to do after visiting the state capital so the zoo was the place. The…read moreprice was really cheap for our family of 5. The zoo is very clean with a variety of animals from all over the world. You will get your steps in for the day. They have a nice play area and petting zoo for the young ones. There is plenty of tree shade and the animals were "active" for a hot July day. I recommend this place if you need a place to visit in Baton Rouge.

It's still an experience that was somewhat scarring. I hope…read moreat least, the animals there are okay. But it's still a zoo.. so they probably aren't.

This is one of my favorite places in the world…read more I have been to the Global Wildlife Center lots of times and it is consistently awesome. The animals are well taken care of and the staff is always fun and knowledgeable. Our tour guide (I think her name was Sonora?) was very nice and went out of her way to make sure we got to spend time with all of the animals we wanted to see. Couple of tips. First off, spring for the private or semi-private tour. You have more freedoms to roam around the park and it's definitely worth the extra cost. Second, no matter how much animal food you get, you will wish you had more. The highlight of the tour is feeding the animals and you will not want to disappoint them! Third, they have added some new attractions in the last few years that look awesome but we didn't get a chance to do them. There's a kangaroo walkabout and a capybara experience, both looked really cool. Finally, they are offering a "painting" by the animals. You add food coloring to a canvas and the animals "paint" with their mouths while they eat. It was absolutely worth it!

Very good experience. The animals were curious and engaging with the public on the wagon train. The…read moreconductor and employees working with the wagons and animal feed buckets and lines were humorous and considerate. There was plenty of space for observation among the people in each wagon. Warnings were given adequately about behavior of the animals and expectations of communication with the variety of animals. I might add there was easy access for Seniors, handicapped, and young children which was excellent! No steps to climb. Ramps were available to all riders. Live music was also pleasant and provided by a guitarist while waiting our turn to board. I'm sorry I have no names of the musician singing or the Southeastern students accompanying our excursion. All were incredibly entertaining. I recommend to pregnant moms also for a fun-filled Mother's Day next weekend. My two year old grandaughter was thrilled as were her daddy, mommy and MiMi!

I love going to Blue Zoo, and when I saw they were doing an adults only night for Valentine's Day,…read moreI was quick to buy tickets and figure out my plus one later. My favorite thing to do is feed the parakeets, and I was excited to see how many flocked to us to eat their food. The stingrays are always one of my favorites to feed, and we had fun looking for Tortilla (the sting ray with stinger). The staff is very knowledgeable and were excited to talk about the animals with us. While it's a great place for children, it's still fun for adults too!

In Vegas we had a business called sea quest which this is very similar to but I like the fact that…read morethey had a splash pad and a play area for the kids I thought that was very cool. I just wish we could have got to experience the birds before the bad apples spoiled it for everyone else.

I'm from Houston and love to go to Zoo's. It's a cute, small zoo. Prices are good compared to other…read morezoo's and attractions. My 4 year old daughter loved it. I do wish there were some more exotic animals.

This is a small zoo, but the employees were friendly, there is a lot to see. The food leaves…read moresomething to be desired, but you don't really come for the food, in my opinion. All of the walkways are solid and good for wheelchairs, walkers and strollers. Quite the layout and very fun. The zoo train was very nice and not too busy when I went. There is plenty of shade and covered areas.

The Audubon Zoo is one of those institutions that everyone needs to visit when in New Orleans. It's…read morelocated in a beautiful park, just off Magazine Street, and one can ride the St. Charles Street Car to get there. It's an old institution, and is often working to improve their historic exhibits to better serve their animals as well as their visitors. When I recently visited, the sea lion exhibit was being improved. They still had a sea lion show, and I was there at just the right time to see one of their sea lions enjoying an enrichment event. The exhibits are designed to provide a spacious and natural environment for the animals, while allowing the visitors to observe them. In some cases, this allows several species to inhabit the same exhibit, which is a more natural setting. This is definitely a well planned and managed collection, and helps the visitors understand to need to conserve our natural environment. The zoo has a great Louisiana swamp exhibit, which also helps the visitors learn about the cultural history of Louisiana. There are native animals that few might see in nature, but which the visitors can learn about in this setting. These include Alligator Snapping Turtles, and Louisiana Black Bears. There's plenty of places for the visitors to eat, drink, and buy gifts. These are found in convenient locations throughout the park. It's a great experience and especially good for families.

We visited the zoo on a Monday afternoon on April 20, 2026. We had a really nice time walking…read morearound and we have always wanted to visit the NOLA zoo. It was a relaxing evening for us. We didn't really encounter anyone that worked there that smiled to say hello or goodbye. It was so nice how the zoo is thoughtfully set up for families. Lots of places to sit down and view the animals. The day that we went, because it was now closer to closing (we were there for about three hours) the animals must have been brought inside before 5pm. It made it difficult to see some of the wildcats because they were inside. The park staff does end up doing some pop up discussions. We attended one with the gorillas and it was interesting to hear about them. The giraffe feeding station has been closed due to construction. *** unsure when it will reopen but would like to share this as it was disappointing to arrive and discover this. The Asian elephants were interesting to see and learn the difference between the African and Asian elephants. I felt like the animals at this zoo and the habitats looked like they could use a little more upkeep. With it being spring and all, the leaves were in all their water habitats. We enjoyed some salt water taffy while we were walking and this was a nice treat.

I honestly didn't know this place existed until about a month ago…read more It's a free to visit unless you want to go to the Windrush Gardens which cost $3 to get in. There is also a museum called the Rural Life Museum that also charges a small admission fee. This is a nice small piece of Heaven in the middle of Baton Rouge. The sunflower field was a magical place to visit. There are many walking trails. You can even rent out s building for weddings and parties. I will definitely be revisiting this beautiful place again! It's a great place to have a family or romantic picnic. They were also having a orchid sale which was interesting to look at .

The paths that the students and volunteers create and maintain. You can hear the highway from some…read moreof the turns, yet you are tucked away in luscious gardens and walking paths. The Rural Life Museum is housed on the premises, and while the trails are free, the Windrush garden has a fee, and worth it for a day of just mindless nature absorbing. GEAUX Tigers! Keep your living lab alive for all to enjoy!

It was a nice little zoo with quit a few animals. It was nothing exciting. They had a train and…read moreplay ground you can go on. The snack/ food were pricey and for a family of 3 (our 2 year old twins got in for free) was around $65 and that is with a $1 of for military. I'm not sure we will be a anytime soon but it was not bad

This is a small zoo, but the employees were friendly, there is a lot to see. The food leaves…read moresomething to be desired, but you don't really come for the food, in my opinion. All of the walkways are solid and good for wheelchairs, walkers and strollers. Quite the layout and very fun.

If you like fish, and other aquatic species, and you have some time to kill in NOLA, this may be…read moreyour place to visit. The way this space works is that you buy your ticket and you enter via the Insectarium. That's not really my cup of tea but the butterfly exhibit, within that space, is great. From there, you go into the Aquarium. What you will find there is tons and tons of fish orientated exhibits. If you've every been to an Aquarium, in any large city, this one is very much the same. You know what to expect. If you want to check out a lot of various versions of fish, this is you place to go. They also have a nice penguin exhibit within the Aquarium. They seem to be very friendly and interactive. There is also a large space housing rescued owls and falcons and the like. Just like in the case of the penguins, personally, I always feel kind of sad for large birds housed in a space like this, as they are basically trapped. The good news is, I guess, is due the fact that they were injured in the wild they can live out their years in safety while being well taken care of. Overall, if your NOLA you may want to check this place out.

This aquarium is very expensive and very small. You can see the whole aquarium in an hour. The…read moreinsect portion in about 45 minutes. The insect area is prob more well done than the aquarium. $50 is not worth it. Do the zoo combo for $60 then we are talking Really cool stingray and jellyfish exhibits though Park on the street and walk over. It's very expensive to park in the lot next to the aquarium.

These are not miniature dachshunds. My dogs grew to be large. They look massive next to other…read moredoxies. ALSO - she lied about my 2nd puppy having blue eyes. She sent a SIDE profile pic, of his ONE blue eye and said he had blue EYES. PLURAL. Never got a picture of him face on. Upon arrival we were shocked to see he only had ONE blue eye and the other BROWN. We drove all the way from Texas!!! After looking back at the pictures she sent us, it's clear it was intentional the way she placed him in the photos. Love my boy dogs but will never buy from her again. Kelly, They are BEAUTIFUL dogs, I'll give you that. But beyond that...a little shady and never sat right with me after all these years.

Beautiful working farm with horses and daschunds. We spent one night here and brought our daschund…read moredog and enjoyed the warmth and ambience of the farm. The owner is extremely knowledgeable of daschund care and is the author of books on the subject. We are excited to get our next daschund puppy from her award-winning litters.

Although I have never used the party planning/event area for this company, I did order a Jr. safari…read moreoutfit from their store. It arrived reeking of cigarette smoke, not what you would put on a toddler. I emailed and called, no response. I finally filed a dispute with my cc company and they refunded my money. Please read the reviews on yp.com (yellow pages) before doing business with them. Never dealt with a "zoo" like this in my life.

ZERO STAR OPTION?! This place is AWFUL! STAY AWAY! I could only hope that the animals in the…read morecare of "Zoo-Zoom the Little Zoo On Wheels" are treated better than their customers! I ordered on-line a size 3 zoo keeper costume. Soon after, I received a shipping notification email. Once I received the package, I opened it and what I received was a size 4 and it smelled like cigarettes. So I emailed them, no response. I called them numerous of time, no answer and no call back. I send a 2nd email and I finally get a very unprofessional and rude email response. Then things just got worse from there. Here's the email chain and just for the record, I disputed the charge and for obvious reasons, I received a full refund! Read email chain from bottom up. Am sure that when they see this review, I am sure they will say I changed something but the fact remains, that with all companies involved, ALL sided with me! --------------------------------------------------------- From:"@zoo-zoom.com Date: Sep 22, at 8:56 PM Subject:RE: RE: Fw: Your payment to Zoo-Zoom The Little Zoo on Wheels You can lie all you like, we have the correspondence to you, if you buy something from the store, honey it's up to you to drive it back, Do you think Walmart is going to pick up from you ???? I offered for you to return it, cigarette smell, maybe your postman smokes, are you serious !! I have never heard of such a ridiculous statement. Wrong size, really we tried to help you and your child and now you want to use that against us. Your lucky I don't have you on phone harassment I see your from CA, I should of guessed ........ Return my merchandise at YOUR expense and no we do not refund shipping..... Paypal and I shall dispute this case fully Future correspondence from you to this address shall be deemed spam and reported as such ----------------------------------------------------------- From @zoo-zoom.com Date: Sep 22, at 8:11 PM Subject:RE: RE: Fw: Your payment to Zoo-Zoom The Little Zoo on Wheels We do not pay for return shipping, please return it at your cost if your unsatisfied, cigarette smoke I have no idea what you mean by that, no-one here smokes ----------------------------------------------------------- From: Sent: September 22, 5:59 PM To: @zoo-zoom.com Subject: Re: RE: Fw: Your payment to Zoo-Zoom The Little Zoo on Wheels Hello, I need to return this item and receive a full refund including shipping/handling for the return. I am really disappointed & unhappy with this purchase. First, I received the wrong size & secondly, this item had an overwhelming smell of cigarettes. Please advise me of where it needs to be returned & if you can provide a prepaid return. Thank you, ----------------------------------------------------------- From:@zoo-zoom.com Date: Sep 16, 5:50 AM Subject:RE: Fw: Your payment to Zoo-Zoom The Little Zoo on Wheels Can I be of assistance ? Unfortunately for some we do not have the luxury of sitting by the phone, we run an animal rescue and a people help entity, often our time is stolen from us, or we have to be away on large jobs for several days at a time. I'm happy to help if you have a problem ----------------------------------------------------------- From: Sent: September 16 12:08 AM To: @zoo-zoom.com Cc: Subject: Fw: Fw: Your payment to Zoo-Zoom The Little Zoo on Wheels Good evening ***tt, I have tried contacting this business for 4 days via email and phone, which has resulted in 3 voicemails. Of the numerous times I have called, never has a person answered to assist. I am kindly asking for a response by phone to. Thank you ------------------------------------------------------------ From: Date:Thu, Sep 11, 2014 at 7:13 PM Subject:Fw: Your payment to Zoo-Zoom The Little Zoo on Wheels Good evening, Please call me at ***-***-**** in regards to this order please. Thank you!