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Miami HOHO
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Millionaire’s Row Boat Cruise
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Panoramic Night Tour
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Zoo Miami
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Zoo Miami
Big Bus Miami HOHO
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Zoo Miami
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Spanning over 750 acres, Zoo Miami is the 5th largest zoo in the United States. It boasts of being the biggest zoo in Florida state and is home to different species of flora and fauna from Asia, Africa, and Australia apart from America.
These tickets offer you a good bang for your buck at Zoo Miami. You get access to Zoo Miami’s presentations and exhibits at a price that is easier on your wallet.
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Make your day at Zoo Miami a little bit more special with a fabulous lunch curated just for you apart from your general admission tickets.
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Stroll along this enchanting promenade with more than 180 palm tree that stand tall above you majestically.
Discover a variety of Florida native trees including Live Oak, Mahogany, Gumbo Limbo, and Bald Cypress.
Be prepared to see a variety of colored bee houses and plants native to the Everglades in this garden designed to attract different species of bees.
This garden helps offer a continuous supply of home-grown branches and leaves that are used as feed for animals such as koalas, giraffes and rhinos.
Marvel at the Bromeliads that can flourish year-round in tropical climates and also thrive in more extreme climates.
Walk right into magic as you explore the Butterfly Gardens which houses shrubs and trees that attract butterflies, hummingbirds, and other pollinators.
Get to know why ferns are an under-appreciated hero in the natural world. These ancient plants offer shelter, shade, erosion control, and microhabitats that support other species.
Succulents and cacti from around the world are planted in this exhibit to showcase their resilience and power to withstand extreme weather conditions.
From giraffe and parrot feeding to coming face to face with jungle greats like the Greater One-Horned Rhino Encounter.
Open hours: Daily from 10am - 5pm
Last entry: The last ticket will be sold at 4pm
Duration: The visit to Zoo Miami may take around 4 - 5 hours.
Best time to visit: Visit Zoo Miami from November to April for more temperate weather that averages between 23°C and 27°C, making it more comfortable to explore the expansive outdoor space. The animals are also generally more active in cooler weather.
*On select dates for night events, the zoo will close early.
Address: 12400 SW 152 Street, Miami, FL 33177.
Nearby landmark: Miami-Dade Military Museum | 0.4 miles
You’re probably going to want to stop for a snack between your adventures. All you need to refuel is available right inside Zoo Miami! Check out these cafes and restaurants in the zoo premises.
Buy yourself all things wild at Zoo Miami's gift shop. Pick up fun themed-memorabilia from plush animals to educational toys and more!
Heads up: The gift shop is completely bag free for wildlife conservation. We suggest you get a tote from home to keep all your souvenirs in. Don’t worry if you’ve forgotten your bags at home though, they have reusable bags for purchase.
The general admission ticket includes access to all standard exhibits and public areas of the zoo.
Yes, children under 12 can get tickets at a discounted rate.
You can use your mobile phone to present your tickets at the entrance, as they have scanners that can read tickets from a screen.
Yes, Zoo Miami allows re-entry on the same day. Keep your ticket handy for re-entry.
Zoo Miami is open daily from 10am to 5pm.
Yes, you can bring your own food and non-alcoholic beverages, but glass containers and alcohol are not permitted inside.
Yes, there is ample parking available at Zoo Miami, and parking is free for visitors.
Pets are not allowed within the zoo grounds, with the exception of service animals.
Yes, strollers, wheelchairs, and electric scooters are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis.
Zoo Miami hosts a variety of shows and activities, including animal feedings, zoo keeper talks, and interactive wildlife presentations.
Yes, the zoo is designed to be fully accessible for visitors with disabilities. There are accessible pathways and exhibits throughout.
