Had a great time at the OKC Zoo, even though the temperatures were hovering around freezing and a lot of the animals were not in their habitats (as they were repositioned to warmer back up environments). Still, we got to see a lot of the zoo's residents. We started with as much of the indoor viewing as we could. The OKC Zoo has an impressive collection of snakes -- especially venomous snakes. What can I say about snakes? Not a lot, other than I enjoyed watching them, and I am glad they were in their environment and I was in mine! I do wish the Zoo had included a notice about the dangers of invasive species, as I live in Florida and I have seen first hand what the python population has done to native species in South Florida. While the pythons on exhibit are fascinating, the Zoo should remind visitors that non-native reptiles should not be kept as pets. As the day warmed up, we spent a lot of time visiting the giraffes, the elephants, the many big cats and the full range of animals living at the Zoo, to the extent they were not sheltering from the cold. I could restate what the Zoo has on its website, but I suggest anyone who is interested in visiting should spend quality time exploring the Zoo's website and making a plan. We had about three hours for our visit, and we could have used more time than that! read more

I have been going here for 50+ years! I miss the old corner post signs that were everywhere giving directions to the different parts of the zoo. Its mostly map dependent now. Sure, I can read a map, but that doesnt prevent the periodic "wrong turn" LOL. Those signs helped keep me on track. LOVED the dinosaur exhibit!!!! If you havent been to it, you should go! I ate at the Lotus food area for the first time. Hands down the best food and cost effective of any of the zoo food! Really liked the decor and atmosphere! Very clean, friendly service! We came right after a lunch rush and it was impeccably clean! read more

This zoo is bigger than I anticipated. As an avid zoo goer, I found it somewhat difficult to navigate the zoo using the map. Animals all looked healthy. Viewing areas had glass for good photos. Chimps are a blast to watch. And not many zoos have a grizzly bear. Exhibits are spacious and clean. I also found it interesting that you can see inside the kitchen and watch the staff preparing food for the animals. read more

Oklahoma City Zoo - Zoos Near Me - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

We had a really great time here with the family! There are all sorts of animals, and plenty of things to do. And the price was actually pretty reasonable considering what you get. We spent about three hours there. You can also feed the animals. read more

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Too cold to go today but did make the drive through Christmas lights. Incredible experience. Can not recommend enough. You have got to see this yourself read more

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We spent 5-6 hours exploring every inch of the zoo and had a wonderful time! We started by feeding the lorikeets which was a blast. My son is always begging for a bird so he was in heaven! Then he got blasted by poo and we had to get him a new shirt. Hilarious though! We got to see the baby elephant and zebra. My favorite thing tho were the gorillas, they were so neat! We enjoyed our trip, but will say the zoo was a little confusing to navigate without retracing steps to be able to see everything. read more

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We have not been to the OKC Zoo in almost 20 years and wow has it changed! First off we went to see TG's elephant chat but the times were wrong on their website so we missed it. Ended up asking the right person about it and she took us on a 30 min behind the scenes tour and chat. Jess was AWESOME!!! Go see the elephants and make sure to spot Xerxes the baby elephant that was born June 2025. He's so cute! We tried the stingray bay but it wasn't worth it to us for an additional $4 pp just to enter and then another $2pp if you want to feed them. However, we did try the Elephant Express Tram and that was $6pp and was totally worth it. We would hop on or off at different locations and the driver kept up a running dialogue of all the animals we were passing. It was a fun way to spend the day for a work event. We're definitely going back when it's cooled down a bit. Entry fee is $20pp read more

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pretty neat variety here. they have bear snakes elephants flamingos and lots more. pretty big grounds. read more

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It was a Beautiful Day with weather and my Lil Miss! I appreciate the first responder discount and the service that most offered around the zoo! Winter season .. but enjoyable views and feeding! Plan to attend again soon, the seamless entering was such a relief as well. read more

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Finding my way around was a little confusing but there are maps everywhere, so it was definitely my own confusion! I love the space that the animals have and I love that employees were eager to talk to us about the animals and their environments. It was a great experience. I don't care for animals being caged; however, I particularly loved learning that many of the animals are rehabilitated and wouldn't have the possibility at the quality of life they are now being given by the Oklahoma Zoo staff had they been in their natural environment. read more

Nobody wants to do a bad review on the zoo, I'm no different but I'm afraid this one is not going to be good. The zoo itself was fun as a zoo should be and seeing as how I haven't been to the zoo since I was a child, I was really excited! I love the fact that they were bathrooms everywhere so you didn't have to search for those, I also really enjoyed the decorations that they had up for Christmas. That was the positive things... There were seemingly younger people as employees, and they were very unattentive,impersonal, and borderline rude. My date asked one if we were headed in the right direction for the gorilla and without looking up, he said."yea" and kept walking. As we were leaving, there was one standing against the wall on his phone, he also never looked up and didn't say a word. The last thing I'll say is, I don't know if this is customary for every zoo, but it surely seemed like many of the animals were sedated and I really hope that's not the case. The customer service was so bad. I actually told my date that I was going to apply there as a part-time job just because I love animals and they could really use some professionalism. read more

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Great zoo. Great facility. They really have done so much to improve infrastructure. Really proud what has been done to improve the quality of life for our animals. Lack of maps or You are Here maps is frustrating. The prices for the experiences are ridiculous. I had thought about booking, but then they all went up $20. Then to add a giraffe feeding is $5 for 2 pieces of lettuce. Prices for the train, the aminals carts, stroller rental...all of it are high. Whoever is on their board is there to make money and it shows. There are no small toilets for kids, which makes no sense since that is their clientele. They don't value members, their membership renewal code has an expiration the same day your membership does and there is no deviation. If the code was really for encouraging renewal it would not expire on that day, but give you a month to renew after your membership expired. Comment cards are not addressed or if they are they do not let you know. I have been coming to this zoo since I was a child and have seen so many positive changes. The ripping off is not one of them. read more

You can not use cash inside the zoo. This might be the only place on earth that won't accept cash. Makes absolutely no sense . In a age where cash can get you discounts just for being used most places the zoo doesn't accept it at all read more

My wife loves coming here. I get her and the kiddo passes every year. With all the new updates, definitely a place to come visit.

My family and I were visiting Oklahoma City for a winter family vacation. Looking up activities in Oklahoma City, the zoo was listed as one of the top places to visit! In Las Vegas, we don't have a zoo. On our first day visiting Oklahoma, on a Sunday morning, we decided to spend the day at Oklahoma City Zoo. It was a relatively chilly day when we had arrived, around 45 degrees out, but warmed up to 58 during the middle of the day. Tickets are inexpensive. Adult Ticket Prices: $ 16 (Ages 12-64) Child Ticket Pries: $13 (Ages 3-11) Senior Ticket Prices: $13 (Ages 65 and older) Children two and under are free, and a ticket is required for entry. 1/2 off general admission for military members. There is also a zoo membership that you can get as well if you visit the Oklahoma City Zoo often! My family and I spent all day at this zoo from open to close! There are so many activities and exhibits that you can visit. Camel Rides: Closed during the winter season, but open during other seasons Children's Zoo Barnyard: Enjoy close-up encounters with sheep and goats. This is open daily from 11:00 A.M to 4:00 P.M. My daughter and I went inside the barnyard, and it was well kept. The barnyard friends were so friendly. I had a goat come up and start eating my winter jacket. Hand sanitizers are offered before and after. There is also a bathroom right next to the barnyard where you can wash your hands. In the wintertime, the water isn't available as the weather in Oklahoma can get chilly, where pipes can freeze. Elephant Express Train: You can tour the zoo in two different locations. The hours are from 11:00 A.M - 4:00 P.M. daily and costs $6 per person. Elephant Presentations: Free presentation with showings occurring on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday only at 2:00 P.M. Explorikeet Feeding: Guests can enter the lorikeet habitat. 11:00 A.M to 4:00 P.M, daily. The cost is $4 per person. Carousel: The carousel is right next to a park, too! It's from 11:00 A.M to 4:00 P.M with $3.00 per person. Stingray Bay: Up-close encounters and feeding opportunities with stingrays. Hours are from 11:00 A.M - 4:00 P.M. There are specific hours for feeding opportunities while supplies last. The cost is $4.00 per person. You can go to OKC Zoo's website to look at other activities such as Wild Encounters. You can go behind the scenes with Komodo Dragon, Bears, Bison, and much more! Tickets range from $45-60, depending on member status with OKC Zoo. Make sure to grab a map of the OKC Zoo before you start on your adventure. My family and I started to explore the right side first, where the giraffes, cheetahs, and buffalo are located. There are a lot of different areas Expedition Africa Predator Pass Lion Overlook Cat Forest Sanctuary Asia Great Escape Elephant Habitat Wetland Walkway Raptor Ridge Children's Zoo Herpetarium and so much more! Our favorite areas were traversing the Oklahoma trails and the cat forest. The zoo is absolutely beautiful. It's also a botanical garden. We visited during the winter, and I can only imagine what this zoo looks like during summer and fall with all of the trees and plants! I bet it is beautiful! The zoo was decorated for the holidays, though! There were a lot of holiday decorations! It was quite festive! I think during the winter, they have a drive-thru scenic holiday light show in the zoo! If you're a local in OKC or visiting, I'd highly recommend visiting the zoo! The team members at OKC are amazing! We talked to a few locals while we were visiting the different exhibits. read more

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The meerkat exhibit and the Asain Elephants were the best part for my family and I. They don't have very many animals and a lot of exhibits were closed and a lot of animals didn't come out at all for anyone to see. I've been to a lot of zoos all over the country and this is just sub par. read more

One of the best zoos I've ever been to! I love that they brought back the Mold-a-Matics and made sure we visited each machine during our trip! The red pandas and otters were a favorite with my kids and they can't wait to visit again soon! read more

Christmas time with the grandkids and this was the perfect opportunity to drive though and then walk to see the remainder! Although I thought the $70 was over priced we decided to make the visit despite the cost. I would consider this visit a one and done! It was mediocre at best! read more

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OKC zoo is perfect for families! Great layout. ADA accessible. Lots of parking on main area and overflow parking for packed days. Friendly staff for an amazing experience with a wide range of animals. read more

We have always had a great experience at the OKC Zoo, until yesterday. We had family visiting from out of town, one of them needing a scooter due to health reasons, stage 4 kidney failure, hip replacement, COPD etc. We pay $110 for 6 tickets, make it to the window to rent the scooter. The employee says they are all rented out all FOUR scooters. That's right the zoo only has four scooters available. The employee was rude from the get go, as if he was irritated about people asking to rent something out that's not available. Trying to figure out how to get one when available, even explained father in law's health, he stated first come, first serve, NO EXCEPTIONS. This part is important.. I went to member services to see if there was a way I could call while in the park see if one was available. The woman with member services said the same thing. First come, first serve, no exceptions. As I exited member services, there was another couple that had stood around for 1 hour waiting for a scooter, when one was brought back they approached our family and let us know they weren't going to need it. I went to the window to request to rent scooter #26, same rude employee shook his head no, I asked why? He informed me when scooters are brought back they have to charge for AT LEAST 1-2 hours. I asked why he didn't tell me that, he only said that when one was returned it was first come first serve. He stated "I didn't tell you, it would be ready when one was returned you just assumed that." I went back to member services and spoke with a manager. She apologized for what happened, confirmed scooters must charge for a minimum of 1-2 hours when they are returned, they do not want them shutting down on guests, it has to be a minimal of 1 hour to charge. She comped me 12 free tokens to use at the carousel, stingray bay, and lorikeet exhibit and the phone number to guest services; to call and check if one was ready, they couldn't hold it but I could try to get up there to get it. I set a timer on my phone for 1 hour. Around 40 minutes later father in law was struggling inside the park, so I called to see if they knew if one of the scooters would be charged enough, I was told no, not at that time. I decided to go ahead and walk back up there, incase one was ready at the hour mark. I get there, 2 minutes to spare.. There is another employee working the rental window, she's nice. I asked if there was a scooter going to be available and she said "unfortunately not, only available scooter was rented out to a cancer patient about 15 minutes ago.." That means the scooter was on charge for approx 43 minutes. They did not hold up to their "policies" First come, First serve and minimal time scooter must be charged. They offered me a wheel chair, as I was pushing the wheel chair through the park, the couple who offered us the scooter asked what happened. I informed them the scooters were not available immediately when they're brought back, they have to charge. They were upset as well because the ride employ behind the counter allowed them to stand around and wait for an hour for a scooter because they were not informed about the charging policy as well. I make it back to where my family is waiting and they point to the parked scooter (#26) said it was rented out, that someone rolled up and parked it there about 10 minutes ago. I'm not saying one persons health condition is more entitled to the others, it's the fact that did not enforce their policy and made accommodations for another park guest due to their health condition. $125 waisted, horrible experience. read more

I love animals and zoos, and I must say the OKC zoo stands out. I love it! I have been coming here since I was a kid, and every time it gets better and better. It was always big, but plan on spending most of the day if you want to see everything. It has gotten a little pricey, but this zoo is first-class. They have the usual train rides and gift shop and overpriced, bad food you find at any zoo. All that is fine, but a zoo is really all about the animals. Overall the zoo feels very modern. The enclosures seem well-designed and are in good repair. The animals all seemed happy and well treated. The elephant exhibit is fantastic! Such wonderful creatures. This is new since I was here last and feels very state of the art. I love that the resident herd contains several generations of parent elephants and their children. And I confess to a fondness for giraffes. They are not found in many zoos, but the OKC zoo has the real estate to keep a decent group of them. Lots of room for the larger herd animals to coexist with the giraffes as well. I can't say enough good things about the OKC zoo. I am sure it has its' flaws - no zoo is perfect of course - but this one is as good as any. read more

After more than five decades of exploitation in circuses and zoos, Rex, a 57-year-old elephant, was euthanized at the Oklahoma City Zoo (OKC Zoo). His death marks the tragic end of a life spent in captivity--one that could have been lived with dignity and freedom in a sanctuary. In 2023, OKC Zoo was ranked #7 on the 10 Worst Zoos for Elephants list due to the suffering of its bull elephants, especially Rex who was shuffled for years between circuses and zoos. His decades in captivity and his harsh circus training left him with severe zoo-induced health problems--degenerative joint disease, chronic arthritis, difficulty seeing, an infected toenail that led to an abscess, and even wounds covering his body. His medical records also indicated chronic swaying, a heartbreaking sign of brain damage caused by the extreme stress and unnatural conditions of captivity. Though 57 may seem old, Rex could have lived into his 60s or even 70s in the wild or at a sanctuary with proper care. Instead, his body and spirit wore down under the relentless strain of confinement. He was valued by the zoo industry not for his well-being, but for his role as a breeder. Over his lifetime, Rex sired nine calves, but like so many captive-born elephants, not all survived. Two of his offspring died, four were born while he was at Lion Country Safari, and three remain at OKC Zoo today. Rex's tragic life was defined by forced breeding and over half a century of languishing in impoverished, prison-like enclosures. It didn't have to be this way. Zoos must start prioritizing the welfare of their elephants by closing their elephant exhibits and sending aging elephants to sanctuaries. At least 38 zoos have already made the compassionate decision to close their exhibits, recognizing that captivity can never meet the complex physical and emotional needs of elephants. Rex's suffering is over, but for countless other elephants still trapped in zoos, the cycle continues. It's time for zoos to acknowledge the truth: captivity kills. We urge OKC Zoo and all zoos to follow the growing movement to retire elephants to sanctuaries where they can experience space, companionship, and expert care--things they have been denied for far too long. Let Rex's story serve as a wake-up call. No more elephants should endure lifetimes of captivity, only to die without ever knowing freedom. read more

Oklahoma City Zoo - Zoos Near Me - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Everytime I go to the zoo I think I notice something new. My kids and I always love coming here especially to see the elephants. Definitely will be coming back. I also like there is a viewing area to see when there is an operation or some procedure being done on the animals. read more

Living in Oklahoma City for 6 years, I absolutely adore the OKC Zoo. For my birthday this year, I decided to try a behind the scenes "Wild Encounter". This experience is a small group guided by animal experts and allows you to get close to an animal & learn more about them. There is a small selection of animals to choose from & additional fee apart from the park entrance ticket. I chose the bear encounter & was able to feed a black bear peanut butter celery sticks. Boy are they big (and stinky)! Highly recommend doing a Wild Encounter for a special & intimate experience. Adult & kid friendly! The entire zoo can be seen in a day... but be prepared for lots of walking & sunblock! I had my watch on and tracked over 9200 steps, about 4-4.5 miles. Over the years I have attended many fun events including the Christmas time holiday light show and the sip & stroll. Join family & friends and visit this zoo. You will not be dis read more

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3.5 rating. I brought the kids here for Spring break. The lady at the customer service helped us and was very sweet. It was busy and had construction in some areas. It was a nice day, so great weather to walk around in. This place is a nice size and have a few little restaurants. In the canopy restaurant didn't have cup lids. This place has tons of snakes and doesn't have alot of great direction signs. I kept looking at maps wondering where was I at. Alot of the animal areas had signs saying they were inside the buildings while walking around on the outside. My burger had a thin patty. I heard they have discount tickets for military members/families. All in all, the kids had a great time and I got my steps in, so it was a win win read more

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Most of the restaurants are closed. Tickets are too expensive to have many things closed once you get in.

Doing tourist things after being a resident since 2016... this was on the list of to-do' as a dad .....Great place to see some of the animals. Construction had some areas shut down. Not a bad time at all. We got to see some animals and the girls loved the play areas ...all of them. The food station/beer stations had a variety of menus and were strategically placed and pricing wasn't over the top expensive... I was pleasantly surprised. The parking is close!...& I liked the exercise... I am in firm belief that the overall planning and logistics of this park are professionally done & handled well! This venue is a must visit if in the area and you like animals/nature. The girls had a blast and that is what matters most!! 10/10 times I will return.. for the price I paid... I could see myself doing this at least 4 times a year. Sidenote the people in guest service station and front gate were super awesome. I left the diaper wallet/bag and a full thing of wipes in the men's room near the baby changing table... I came back 45 mins later and diaper wallet was there but not the wipes... Someone needed them more than me. Has a spare pack in the stroller. Respectfully, Bryan Yukon, Oklahoma read more

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A great day out. Fun for all ages with a vast array of animals of all kinds to keep everyone interested.

The kind of mild weather yesterday prompted us to head to the OKC Zoo for some fresh air and visit the recently born (Jan. 20th) elephant calf Rama that I have seen a few pictures of on their IG account. This was my second visit since summer of 2019 and I enthusiastic about this one. We had a light snack of hot dogs and fries at the food court at just before 11 o'clock to tide us over to lunch and to keep our energy up for the walk around the zoo. As with all snacks and drinks at venues like this the prices are a little high for what you get. The hot dogs, while small, were plenty tasty (or maybe I was just a little famished?!) and the fries were actually good so our tummies were kept happy. We didn't get to see many animals due to seasonal reasons and all the birds were taken off display due to the current spread of avian flu. Parts of the zoo were also under construction. We were somewhat disappointed even though the baby elephant and his family made our day. My other favourites here are the big cats. The husband and I felt slightly cheated and thought the entrance fee should be lowered partially for the months when you don't get to see everything or when they take animals off the display. All in all though, it is a decent little zoo and I would bring friends and family when they visit me in OKC. For us, we'll probably have to head back in the summer to see how baby Rama is doing and check out the rest of the animals and birds we missed out on yesterday. read more

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We went on a Wednesday, we wanted to go when there was less people. We were able to feed the lorikeets and the flamingos. You can get real Close up the animals. We found caretakers nearby who had so much information and obvious love for the animal. Upon leaving my watch said I had 10,000 steps my husbands watch said 4.1 miles. So a ton of walking; but we chose to walk . There is a tram , cost $6. Can't wait for expedition Africa to open that looks so cool . Would have ridden a camel but that's only fri and weekends. A beautiful zoo; the numerous employees we saw each one loved the animals . Knew so much about them and their needs. Will return again. read more

Oklahoma City Zoo - Lorikeet feeding . It's very fun. They will sit all over you . They are beautiful - Zoos Near Me - Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

We love the OKC Zoo! The animal exhibits were well-maintained and offered a close-up view of some of our favorite animals. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to share interesting facts. I loved the interactive areas where kids could learn while having fun. Overall a delightful experience that left us with wonderful memories! read more

We arrived around 11am on a Saturday. It wasn't very packed which was nice for us. My son absolutely loves dinosaurs, he was excited when we walked in because there was a huge brontosaurus in the main courtyard immediately after entering the zoo. There were also dinosaurs positioned in different locations as we walked through the grounds of the zoo. We all really enjoyed learning about each dinosaur as we walked through. The zoo was absolutely beautiful, with lots of flowers, trees, and shrubbery along the way to each exhibit. I could tell they put a lot of work into making the grounds of the zoo scenic and lush. Unfortunately, on our visit, most of the large exhibits were closed for renovations. There were several animals we wanted to see, but didn't get a chance because those exhibits were closed. It was a little disappointing to walk all the way to see an animal, only to see it closed. I do think it will be amazing once all exhibits are fully open. My only complaint, is that we wished there were more water/drink vendors conveniently located around the Zoo. We all were very thirsty walking around. We did get drinks from the store located near the Rhino's, but we didn't see another opportunity for water/drinks until we reached the food court area, by then we were all extremely thirsty. There were two vending machines under Granny's Porch, however, none of the vending machines were working. As we sat in the rocking chairs to cool down, we saw 20-30 other thirsty people attempt to try to get drinks from the same vending machine as well. I would definitely come back to the OKC Zoo again once all exhibits are fully opened. I'm sure the entire zoo will look great once renovations and additions are all done. read more

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Ready for a fun day at the zoo! I really wanted to play with the strays unfortunately they closed early ..... the elephant was very angry in the cage , i couldn't see the lion of giraffes .... Or hienas . I think Tuesday is not a really good day to come because they are cleaning up . So yes there was not a lot of people but I would rather go another day next time . There is not an actual restaurant inside so they have hotdogs and ice cream stuff like that . They do have a little water splash park for kids to play so bring your swimming suits! ‍ I recommend to bring waters and snacks. It is a bit of a walk only about 8k steps . read more

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This was a very nice zoo! While in OKC, we tried to find things that my daughter would enjoy and the zoo was a hit. The exhibits were big, so the animals were very active. The layout is a little all over, but can easily be followed with the map. They have little statues throughout the park which is perfect for pictures. My daughter loves elephants, so we were thrilled that the elephant exhibit was so big. They have an entire section dedicated to the elephants with adult and baby elephants interacting together. There are plenty of indoor exhibits to stop and get some relief if it is too hot. The reptile house was nice. They also have a pretty lake where you can look out and enjoy some lunch. If you plan on buying in the zoo, be prepared to spend a TON; however, the prices are typical of many establishments you pay entry for as the food is up-charged for convenience. We ended up getting some chicken tenders. At least you get a larger portion and my daughter and I were able to split a meal. The chicken tenders were delicious though, so at least you are enjoying the overpriced food you are eating. I highly recommend the zoo if you have kids as it is nicely designed and has a lot for them to do. read more

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It's been years since I've been to the Oklahoma City Zoo so when my cousins called up and asked if I wanted to see the OKC Safari Light show, I was down to go. For $70 we were able to do a drive through of the lights that covered up to 4 people and at the end we could park and do a walk through inside. The lights are not necessarily holiday themed but this is available during the holidays. We went on Friday, Dec 29th and it was very enjoyable because it wasn't a super large crowd so we could really take our time taking it all in. I don't know if the zoo puts all this up or if they hire a third party to take care of it but it really is magical. The zoo inside is also really well done. The gift shop was lovely and they even had a Starbucks which took me by surprise. I thought there might be carts outside selling hot cocoa but there weren't so if you want something to drink while doing the walk through, you're only options are coffee or a large hot cocoa in a commemorative cup for $9 and refills are $4....I mean it all supports the zoo. read more

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Fun experience at the OKC zoo! Little disappointed to not see as many animals as expected. Missing the hippos, alligators, zebras, sting rays. You are able to bring your own food and drinks which was nice. Overall good experience but could have more exhibits open. read more

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We have family in the area and weren't expecting a whole lot from this zoo, but were pleasantly surprised! It was great! Everyone in our group from my 3 year old son, to our 84 year old Aunt really enjoyed the day there. We appreciated the kids play areas dispersed throughout the zoo, as well as the variety of scooter options for our less mobile, elderly family members. Visiting during the week, the zoo was practically empty, it's a great place to get your steps in while supporting conservation efforts. read more

The tram wait times were ridiculous. The facilities are amazing I would totally recommend. The bathrooms in some locations even had exhibits. This was a great place to spend a good three hours, I would 100% recommend. read more

It wasn't a super bad experience other than the fact that half of it was closed due to renovation , and im no expert but anyone could clearly tell that all the animals were starving and most also didn't have water. Again. Not an Expert. read more

Lots of parking spaces. But gets very busy, so you'll have to park a bit far and walk. I love how you can buy tickets online and just have the workers scan your phone. There's so much to look at and so much to enjoy. I noticed that there are many indoor attractions in the zoo that not many people go into. But definitely venture out! There are so many play areas for the kids, mist fans, water fountain splash area ( be very careful. It's very slippery and my daughter slipped a few times. I don't think it's meant for a splash pad. But we saw lots of people utilizing it. So we joined in) Be safe! Bring extra clothes for the littles. If you can't walk for long, be prepared! Lots of walking involved, ramps, hills and stairs. Wear comfy shoes. read more

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