Amazing place! Kids loved the splash areas and the train…read more Clean. Week days are slower but no train. Attractions start closing at 4 but if you stay later less busy in buildings. Two days needed to cover the park. Look into when things close if you want to do certain areas.

We had a Blast! It's Wonderful! We sure would do it again and soon! Every exhibit is beautifully…read moremaintained and each has restaurants and restrooms! Pretty good design if you ask me! You can come in from the heat! You're never thirsty nor will you go hungry! There's even a little train, a tram, and a Skylift too. It takes you above the zoo, so there's plenty of ways to get around! So when they re-modeled the Omaha Henry Dooley Zoo, Somebody was thinking, because they made it very comfortable for everyone! Their exhibits are beautiful, the animals look well cared for. That's the most important!! As they have set up the exhibit so there's lots of learning that goes on there, and that's so important for the school-age children as well as the adults. They even have interactive exhibits, where you can interact and even touch some of the animals. I think the stingrays are the big draw! It was definitely a great adventure. The food choices are delightful and different. The gift shop is a blast. My husband bought me this huge red octopus as our souvenir. The older kids had gone their way, and we went ours. Our's turned out to be kind of romantic strolling the park. The (Zoo). We just heard that we there a day early for a stroll because on Thursdays in the summer, they have the zoo hours for the evening for just adults, that must be pretty nice too. We did I see many families with younger ones having a good time too. They have carousels, and treats for little ones. I would have to say in all the day was fantastic. I think it's one of the best zoo in the entire world. Enjoy-

Great place for the kids to enjoy. Not a big place - but very well kept and clean. If it was just…read morea little cheaper, I think it would draw a lot more people. Enjoyed it and had a little picnic outside with the grandson.

This was so cool. Personally I think it was a little expensive. However, if I had kids - I would be…read moregetting the family membership and spending lots of time here

1. Truly, such an amazing experience. Went there for the first time and didn't want to leave. 2…read more You can pet almost all the animals that they have; llamas, cows, chickens, pigs, sheep, goats, roosters, bunnies, puppies, and the friendly dog and cat roaming the area. 3. The staff was very friendly, and the only thing that I regret was asking the staff more about the backstory of each and every animal, because they all touched my heart! 4. If you haven't, go visit and show them all your love!

Decided to try this place because I had heard great things about it. I chose to splurge and…read morepurchased the private experience package for my daughter and me, which cost $125 per person. When we checked in, we were the only ones participating in the private experience. The intern working there, I believe her name was Kara, was very friendly and did an excellent job explaining everything throughout the tour. This experience is advertised as an "interactive, hands-on experience," where you get to meet some animals that aren't included with general admission, such as the capybara, kangaroo, fox, porcupine, and raccoons. Most of the other animals can be interacted with during the regular experience, with the exception of the animals mentioned above and the wolfdog. The description states that the tour lasts 90 minutes, but we completed the entire experience in about 40 minutes. That may have been because it was just the two of us rather than a full group of six. As part of the safari experience, you're able to choose one animal to spend an additional 10-15 minutes with, and we chose the fox. I do wish they had mentioned at the beginning of the tour that the foxes tend to be skittish. Had we known that, we might have chosen a different animal for our extended interaction. They also provide a bucket of food so you can feed some of the animals during the experience. Overall, we definitely enjoyed spending time with the animals and learning more about them. However, in my opinion, the experience is priced way too high for what is included. While it was a fun and memorable visit, I personally don't feel it was worth the $125 per person cost.

It's so peaceful The birds, The trees, The sunset, sunrise. Literally feels like you're in a…read moremovie. Living in the moment with so much ambition. Sometimes ya just gotta sit back and enjoy life around you.

Needed to get out of the house so he decided to take me to Lookout Point. He said there are trails…read morewe could walk on. So we drove through the park and up the hill to the overlook. There were a couple of cars in the small 'parking' area. It was nice and peaceful looking over the city and watching planes fly over. There were trails but they were muddy from the rain the night before so we decided against hiking. Spent time looking at a black squirrel playing in the woods. He was adorable, running up and across trees. It was a nice respite.

The 50th Summer Arts Festival...great place to walk our pups while enjoying the music.. the…read moreART...so many vendors..so many food options!! Unfortunately the rain made its presence known ...but there's always tomorrow!

A pretty park in the middle of Aksarben. Over the last nearly 12ish years, it's remained relatively…read morethe same. With some additions like parks, and more festivals. I've attended events here since 2013 as I lived in the Village. You can find conerts, zumba, yoga, etc all in the park. It's fun to bring the kids and let them run around. There is a lot of play space and open greenery. It's a beautiful park with trails connecting to the Papio. Very worth it to make a day of it and bring a blanket and enjoy the views.

Kids had a blast here. So many bouncing options to choose from. While it skews a little younger, my…read morekiddos are between 8-13 and they all loved it. Great place to wear them down and they have plenty of snack and food options to choose from. Will definitely be back!

This place is pretty awesome and the staff is great. The kids loved everything about this place…read more The only reason I'm giving it a 4 instead of a 5 is because although the kids loved it, the hosts were stressed by the tight schedule and they felt rushed. My daughter was anxious and were in a hurry to make sure we were able to set up everything within the small time-frame we were allotted before the guests arrived to the party room. The pizza has to be ordered ahead of time as it is delivered from an outside source. Overall it was a great experience.

What an amazing park! There's a lot of different equipment to play on, amble seating for eating,…read moregreat parking options, and a beautiful lake in view! It would be great if there were indoor bathrooms, but I will say the porta potties are kept clean. There's a trail for walking and biking. An area for the smaller kids so they're not trampled by the big kids. Bonus there's an ice cream shop just a few blocks away!

Ribbon Cutting was spectacular...full house the new playground was gorgeous...we had to go back…read moreseveral times where it wasn't too crowded to check out all the new equipment...it's a must see in person...beautiful lake, (recently stockgreen grass, pavilion for a quick picnic (it was hot that day)

Turner Park is so much fun! I love the collection of restaurants and bars in the Midtown area. It…read morealso holds a special place in my heart because my husband and I got married at The Empire Room! The park always has fun activities in the summer like Jazz on the green or movie nights. We came recently for the last Night Market of the year and while it wasn't as busy/crowded as I was expecting, it was still a lot of fun! There was a band, several little shops, and even a little library through OPL where you could sign up for card or check out a book. I'm looking forward to more events here and interested in seeing what all they offer for fall and winter!

This is an urban green space with a circle abutting an outdoor stage. No performances were on when…read moreI visited and the peak summer heat probably would have made it less than ideal, but I'm sure there are some good nights. The surrounding area is either developed or developing, so it is important that some such grassy space has been preserved.