Zoo Miami Tickets: Groups of 4 And More (Zoo Entry: Group of 4 & More)
Capture stunning images of majestic elephants, playful primates, vibrant birds, and lush landscapes that showcase the beauty of wildlife.
Zoo Miami is Florida's oldest and largest zoological park, offering a unique opportunity to experience wildlife from around the globe in a lush, natural setting. Its diverse habitats and engaging exhibits make it a perfect destination for families, animal lovers, and curious travelers alike. Visit Zoo Miami to immerse yourself in a world of fascinating animals and vibrant ecosystems. From mesmerizing African savannahs to lush tropical forests, the zoo provides an awe-inspiring adventure where you can learn about conservation efforts and watch animals in spacious, naturalistic environments. Every corner reveals new discoveries and memorable moments with wildlife.
Casual and comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor walking. Sun protection such as hats and sunscreen is advisable, especially in sunny weather.
Your Experience
Step into the wild for a day at Zoo Miami
Turn your Jungle Book fantasies into reality at Zoo Miami, Florida! This sprawling wildlife enclosure stretches across 340 lush acres, offering a haven for over 500 animal species from far-flung corners of the Earth. Get ready to be blown away by over 3000 animals roaming freely at the zoo – jaguars, lions, tigers, and even giraffes, all just a few meters away from you! The zoo hosts penguins, meerkats, majestic bald eagles, otters, and other creatures from the habitats of Africa, Asia, the Amazon, and Australia.
Check out animals from habitats around the globe
Zoo Miami hosts interactive experiences like feeding the giraffes at the Samburu Feeding Station throughout the day. Don't miss the fascinating Galapagos Tortoises, and Goliath, the zoo's oldest resident tipping the scales at a whopping 500 pounds! Lush rainforests with playful monkeys and jaguars walking through the undergrowth will leave you feeling like you’re in a real-life documentary. Hundreds of birds flying at the Wings of Asia Aviary is a sight you cannot miss. At the Florida exhibit, you’ll see reptilian creatures like alligators, crocodiles, and other native animals of Florida, and also catch the mighty anaconda and other rainforest animals at the Amazon and Beyond exhibit.
What's Included
What's Excluded
Know Before You Go
Know before you go
What’s not allowed
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Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience. However, your guide dogs are welcome at the zoo.
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Keep in mind – outside food and beverages are not allowed inside the zoo. Pack wisely!
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For safety reasons, straws, balloons, skateboards, skates, bicycles, scooters, radios, glass containers, fireworks, balls, and frisbees are not allowed.
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Feeding animals is strictly prohibited throughout the zoo, except in designated areas like the giraffe feeding station or the parrot feeding areas.
Accessibility
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This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
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Zoo Miami offers wheelchairs and Electronic Convenience Vehicles for rent.
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To ensure availability, especially on weekends and holidays, it is highly recommended to reserve strollers, and wheelchairs (both manual and motorized) before your visit.
Additional information
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Daytime admission does not include Zoo Lights.
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A typical exploration of the zoo takes 4-5 hours. If you don’t wish to explore on foot, safari cycle rentals are available for an additional fee.
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Oversized bags, backpacks, coolers, and luggage are permitted but will be subject to search upon entry.
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Guests are welcome to bring food and enjoy it at the designated picnic area located near the zoo entrance.
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Since a fair amount of walking is involved, comfortable clothing is highly recommended.
Instructions
What to Expect
About Zoo Miami Tickets, Tours & Visitor Information
Zoo Miami spans over 750 acres, making it one of the largest zoological parks in North America. It features more than 3,000 animals representing hundreds of species, including rare and endangered creatures. The zoo is designed with naturalistic habitats that mimic animals' native environments, offering visitors an authentic and engaging experience. The park is divided into various themed zones, such as the African Tram Safari, Rainforest, Madagascar, and Wallaby Rage. Visitors can explore walking trails, take guided tours, or enjoy animal encounters and educational programs. Zoo Miami is dedicated to wildlife conservation, research, and education, providing a platform to learn about biodiversity and the importance of protecting our planet's natural heritage. What sets Zoo Miami apart is its spacious, naturalistic design and extensive collection of animals, combined with interactive exhibits and family-friendly activities. It ensures a memorable visit where education and entertainment go hand in hand, inspiring a love for wildlife and conservation efforts worldwide.
Highlights
Why Book Online?
Booking tickets online for Zoo Miami ensures you skip the lines and guarantee entry on your preferred day. It allows for better planning of your visit, giving you more time to explore and enjoy the exhibits. Comparing ticket options online can also help you find the best deals and package offers, making your trip more affordable and hassle-free.
History
Founded in 1919, Zoo Miami has grown into a premier wildlife attraction dedicated to conservation and education. Originally established as Miami’s municipal zoo, it expanded significantly over the decades, acquiring a wide variety of species and developing naturalistic habitats. Its pioneering design in the 1980s emphasized spacious, environment-friendly enclosures, setting a standard for modern zoos. Today, Zoo Miami continues to innovate with new exhibits, conservation programs, and educational initiatives, maintaining its status as a leading zoological institution in North America.
Opening Hours
Zoo Miami generally opens from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily. Seasonal hours may vary, and special events could alter operating times. It is advisable to arrive early to make the most of your visit, especially on weekends and holidays.
Best Time to Visit
Visit during weekdays or in the cooler months for a more relaxed experience and to avoid crowds. Early mornings are ideal for animal sightings, while afternoons are perfect for enjoying shows and demonstrations.
What to See Inside
Inside Zoo Miami, you’ll find a variety of zones showcasing different ecosystems and animal groups. The African Habitats feature elephants, giraffes, and lions, while the Rainforest allows you to observe colorful birds, reptiles, and primates in lush settings. Madagascar exhibits lemurs and other unique species endemic to the island. The zoo also offers special encounters, keeper talks, and feeding sessions that allow close-up views and deeper understanding of animal behaviors.
Things to Know
Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes, bring sun protection, and stay hydrated. It’s recommended to arrive early to beat the crowds and maximize your experience. Check the schedule for animal talks and feedings, and consider using the zoo’s map app for navigation.
Visitor Rules
Respect animal boundaries, do not feed or tease animals, and follow all signage and staff instructions. Smoking and drones are prohibited. Maintain a safe distance from exhibits and keep noise to a minimum to avoid disturbing the animals.
Is It Worth Visiting?
Zoo Miami offers an enriching and fun experience for visitors of all ages. Its extensive collection of animals, naturalistic habitats, and focus on conservation make it a must-see attraction in Florida. The opportunity to learn about wildlife and environmental issues in an engaging setting ensures a memorable, educational visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Plan for at least 4 to 6 hours to see all the major exhibits and enjoy interactive activities.
Yes, there are several cafes and snack bars offering a variety of food and beverages.
Absolutely, with kid-friendly exhibits, playgrounds, and educational programs designed for young visitors.
Yes, there are designated picnic areas where you can enjoy your own food.
Yes, the zoo provides wheelchairs and stroller rentals to enhance accessibility.
Zoo Miami is actively involved in breeding programs, habitat preservation, and wildlife rescue efforts worldwide.
Yes, guided tours and animal encounters can be booked in advance for a more in-depth experience.
How to Get There
Zoo Miami is accessible via car, with ample parking available. Public transportation options include buses and shuttles from central Miami. Walking from nearby transit stops takes approximately 15-20 minutes.
Casual and comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor walking. Sun protection such as hats and sunscreen is advisable, especially in sunny weather.

















