The Atlanta Zoo is not just a place to observe animals from a distance; it offers many interactive experiences that allow visitors to get up close and personal with the animal kingdom. You can feed giraffes, meet zookeepers, and even touch some of the friendliest creatures in the petting zoo. These hands-on encounters provide educational opportunities and create lasting memories for visitors of all ages.
As a leader in animal conservation, the Atlanta Zoo is dedicated to protecting endangered species and their habitats. The zoo actively participates in various conservation programs and supports initiatives around the world. By visiting the Atlanta Zoo, you're not only having a fantastic time, but you're also contributing to important conservation efforts.
honestly the best zoo we've gone to. tickets are reasonably priced. the enclosures felt big enough for the animals and they all looked really well taken care of. we had an amazing time and definitely recommend
Walkable. Nice exhibits with a wide range of creatures but not so big that it's overwhelming. They have nice play places for the littles to burn off some energy and plenty of parking. Just make sure to pay before entering and be aware that depending on the time of year that you visit some or most of the snack, drink and food locations may be closed. If you just want water there are water fountains and water bottle filling stations throughout the park but during the colder months the only one available may be in the indoor elephant viewing enclosure. Plan ahead and enjoy!
My husband and I visited today! It stormed, but we still had a great time. We ended up visiting most animals twice. There are plenty of places to stop for refreshments! There was some construction going on, but overall it was very clean.
I've lived in Atlanta my entire life. I've been to the zoo plenty but now that I have kids, I love the zoo even more. There's a lot for the kids to do. My daughter played on the little playground by the naked mole rats for a while. My daughter loves carousels and train rides so I didn't even hesitate and purchased the unlimited ride wristband. We rode the carousel 4 times and the train 2 times. Well worth the money. We probably would have done more if we had more time. Next time, I'm going to start our day on the end of the zoo rather than ending our day there. My daughter is too young to do the other treetop activities but they did look fun. I did not pack her swimsuit to play in the little splash pad but that entire area is wonderful and we easily could have spent half the day just in that area. I LOVED that they had toddler friendly height toilets in the bathroom. It's the little things. I did not use any of the nursing stations but was happy to see them available. Will definitely be back to the zoo again sometime soon. PS If you ride the train, ride the caboose because you face backwards and my daughter loved it!
We had a great time at the Atlanta Zoo! My wife, daughter, and I all really enjoyed the visit. The animals were active and fun to watch, which made the experience even better. Everything was smooth and easy from the moment we arrived, including getting in without any hassle. We especially love having a membership—it makes it so convenient to come back and enjoy the zoo whenever we want. Definitely a place we’ll keep visiting!