The 21 best zoos in and around Omaha

Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo is truly one of the best zoos I’ve ever visited! The aquarium was my absolute favorite — beautifully designed and so fun to explore. We also enjoyed the Skyfari ride, the train, and the carousel (we got the ticket with the ride pass, which was worth it). It’s also nice that you can bring your own iced coffee or drinks, though there are certain areas where food and beverages aren’t allowed. Watching the gorillas laze around and nap was hilarious, and the seal exhibit was another highlight — we could’ve stayed there for hours. The Zoo Passport was a fun little activity that added to the experience. The zoo itself is huge, so plan ahead and wear comfy shoes. There’s lots of parking and plenty of food options. Overall, such an amazing experience — definitely a 5/5!

I visited in October 2025, and it was an incredible experience from start to finish. The zoo grounds were beautifully maintained, with vibrant fall foliage that made just walking through the park a pleasure. Everything was spotless — it’s clear the staff takes great pride in the upkeep. The IMAX movies were a pleasant surprise — we saw features on oceans and elephants, and both were informative and visually stunning. Definitely worth the time! Among the highlights were the butterfly pavilion, which was peaceful and magical, and the aquarium, which was absolutely fantastic. Every animal we saw looked healthy and well cared for. The giraffe exhibit is open and scenic, and the elephant enclosure is especially impressive — massive, naturalistic, and clearly designed with the animals’ wellbeing in mind. It was great to see them playing and swimming freely. We also loved watching the sea otters, penguins, and big cats — all active and entertaining. For lunch, we stopped at the Aquarium Café, and the food was much better than I expected from a zoo café. The salad was crisp and fresh, and the chicken pasta was hot, flavorful, and satisfying. This was truly a day to remember. I highly recommend visiting — just be sure to plan for the whole day, because there’s so much to see and do. It’s one of the best zoos I’ve ever experienced.

I have been here a couple of times. Visiting this famous zoo is always a great experience. Here's my review: I went here on a Saturday, arrived around 11:00, and there was plenty of parking. I recommend getting tickets online since arriving at the entrance, there are long lines for getting tickets physically, but going into the zoo took less than 2 minutes. You can also bring some snacks and your water bottle so you don't have to buy the more expensive food or drinks. From there we just enjoyed the zoo and took a lot of pics. And just seeing these animals up close is just awesome. Hope some of you guys find this helpful see ya👋

Awesome Zoo! Great exhibits and variety of animals. Reasonable priced entry and they encourage bringing your own water bottle to refill. My only advise is get there early and do the desert done and aquarium as some of your first stops as they can get a little crowded

I understand why this zoo is rated #1!my first impression is the rainforest with the monkeys. Man that was such a delight to see. I walked around so much my feet were on fire😊I took a little break by getting on the sky lift ($7 rt) and saw an over view of all the animals.There were so many highlights to this zoo I would highly recommend to everyone! Money well spent!!!

Fantastic zoo! It was pricey for a zoo, bit it was 100% worth it! I grimaced as I paid the kiosk extra bucks for "all rides" without even knowing what they were. So it for me unlimited tram rides, unlimited locomotive rides, unlimited skyline rides, and I think the carousel too. All of the rides I went on were fantastic for a zoo! Really helped rest my feet so I could see more exhibits. I don't have a bad thing to say about any of the exhibits. Truly one of the nation's best zoos!

Incredible zoo. This comes as no surprise, but it has all one would want and more, from my perspective. On the scorcher of a day we visited, I appreciated that they have misting stands in various locations around the zoo as well as signs that display the signs of heat exhaustion. We went throughout the outdoor portion for as much as we could handle in the heat and we loved all of the animals there were to see. Some old favorites like elephants and giraffes along with a few animals I was not previously familiar with. Loved the butterfly atrium and I'm always a fan of an aquarium. There seemed to be lots of places within the zoo to grab food and drinks as well. Also be sure to stop by their great gift shop. We had a blast!

This dome is pretty amazing! The desert(s) inside have wildlife displayed with information about the animals that the kids found interesting. It's a dry heat and very tolerable unlike the "real" desert-- very cool to see inside the dome, and one of the most visible things in the zoo from outside. I believe it is voted the #1 exhibit so if you are visiting the Henry Dorley Zoo, this is a must-see!

This is a crazy and amazing exhibit of Deserts around the world. It felt so real. The animals were so close it was amazing. Definitely check out the basement Night Eyes exhibit as well! Tons of Nocturnal creatures! It was one of the highlights of my trip with the kids.

The Kingdoms of the Night exhibit is fantastic. The lights are on if you visit during the Halloween Spooktactular festivities. They are giving the nocturnal animals the impression that it is daytime.

This attraction is awesome. The Kingdoms of the Night is probably my favorite area in the zoo. It is below the Desert Dome and it is very dark. There is an area in the caves that there are open pools of water. There is glass below the surface but it is a drop off. Walking the swamp reminded me of Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disneyland. You enter the swamp through a small cabin. Photography is very difficult but the detail is amazing.

So much variety of animals. The dome is a must. It takes some time but it is very interesting.

Maybe my personal favorite of all the exhibits/areas of the zoo. The nocturnal basement area is fascinating!

This was an incredible experience. We undermined its capacity by looking at what’s on the surface. At the end of the tour, you have the option to descend below into the caves they built under the dome to explore varies nocturnal creatures and eco systems. This was definitely a must see place if you’re into wild life/ zoology.

So beautiful!! This is my son’s favorite stop at the zoo. We walked the upper and lower parts on our visit. Elevators help make it accessible for wagons or strollers. Very well done. The animals are so neat to see. The bridge to walk across. The waterfalls. The bats. Makes you feel like you are really in a rainforest.

The Jungle Biome was stunning. It feels so spacious inside even with the incredible amount of foliage surrounding you!. There are birds and bats that are just open air fliers. So many species of animals inside there. It definitely has a jungle feel! There is an upper "canopy" level and a lower jungle floor level. I highly suggest this exhibit!

New Years Eve day trip. Take the whole family! Such fun for all of us! They decorate and have things for the kids. Even when bitterly cold, you can do a full day inside all the buildings. Be a kid again...

Lied Jungle is awesome. There is so much vegetation and water everywhere. There are small passages leading to viewing areas. Sadly the lower trail was closed. We were there on a Monday in September and there were very few people. It was like we had the place to ourselves. As with all the areas in the zoo it was clean and well maintained.

They have done many updates and added to the Lied Jungle since last visit. There is so much to learn as they lead you through the different rainforests of the world. The observation "caves" they made are super fun-- the monkeys climb right up where you can see them! It's a muggy space (it's rainforest after all!) so be prepared. The upper level is easy walking on wide paths even through caves, the bottom level is dirt path. This is another exhibit inside Henry Dorley Zoo that we recommend, We had a great time!

We visited this at the last few minutes and was rushed out by the staff. However, the path that lies on the ground floor across the jungle was closed off since the beginning of the pandemic. We were shocked by how big this place was. It is definitely a must see places.

Lied Jungle is amazing!! Its like walking into a living jungle. You walk through a cave and while your walking you can look down and see all kinds of animals. There are birds and bats flying around, monkeys hanging out in the trees. Fish and turtles in the water. And if you look at the cubbies in the walls there are snakes and spiders all kinds of things. It was soo cool! I did not know that Lied Jungle was part of the Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium. When looking up attractions in the area it just popped up Lied Jungle. So when we found out it was an entire zoo I wished we had more time to spend there. Lied jungle is like nothing else I've ever seen. We loved it! A must do for sure.

Great fun. Took my kids to watch the 3D film about nature in the backyard through the seasons. Excellent for family enjoyment. Kids loved it, and I had a good time, too. Fun to see close-ups of woodland wildlife and watch the detail of their antics.

This sunmer I've been taking my nephews every other weekend. We love the zoo here! There's never a dull moment. The food is a bit pricey but we can bring a backpack of snacks and I've seen others with a cooler. We love animals and the zoo is huge. Lot's to do.

As a zoo member and patron, I do wish new films would show more often, but the theater itself is very nice and always clean. Love that unlimited shows are included with membership! 3D shows are neat, but I always appreciate 2D for my 2yr old child to easily enjoy.

Outstanding! If you haven't been there you need to. I went and seen a 3D movie and the sound system and the video was just fantastic. The seats are very plush and comfortable with drink holders. The facility is a must-

We went to the zoo on May 14, 2016. What a disappointment!!!!! I grew up in Omaha and have always thought we had the most amazing and fun zoo around. This time there was construction EVERYWHERE. We wasted $30 on a train ride, and only saw the 2 oxen, prairie dogs, flamingos and some rare pelican. Really? The train used to be an awesome experience. Now all you see is construction. I understand renovations. New exhibits draws people in. I don't understand renovating all over and having multiple projects going all at once. Why can't one project be finished before another is started? I am glad we had been given a pass to get in, otherwise I would be completely pissed considering how much it costs to get in. Why can't a discounted rate be offered while so much construction is going on? If I had traveled far to come see the zoo I would be asking for a complete refund. Not to mention they are putting so much effort into new exhibits they have seemed to forget to maintain older ones. The lied jungle needed it's glass cleaned. We kept having to lift the kids because the lower glass was too filthy to see out of. Aquarium glass in the jungle and other parts of the zoo was completely hard water stained or algae filled. Floor lighting in the Kingdom of the Night (which used to be a favorite of mine) was non-existent. I understand the minimal lighting down there, however at least when it first opened you could see the animals in a darkened environment, and knew where the path was. You can't even see the people in front of you anymore. Certain parts of paths all over the zoo presented trip hazards and were not marked. Many paths were way too narrow for the amount of traffic flow, especially when you add strollers or wagons. It's impossible to pass in many areas of the jungle and desert dome. I am sad to say that I have no desire to visit the zoo for an extremely long time. I will not recommend visiting the zoo to anyone until construction is minimal, and the cost equals the experience.

Free Imax with membership is awesome. Last show we saw about backyard nature in 3D was one of the best we have seen. Zoo treats are always expensive, but overall great addition to zoo experience, especially if you go on down hours like early in morning on a weekday when no one is there!

We love watching movies there and have seen more than I could count! The new 3D glasses are great and the 3D ocean movie was SPECTACULAR! It didn't feel like your typical slightly fuzzy 3D, but it was crystal clear and felt insanely real.

As an excited dad, I cannot express enough how amazing the Henry Doorly Zoo is! From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with a beautiful view of the Lied Jungle, which immediately set the tone for the rest of our visit. The zoo is huge, and we could see that there were so many animals to see and things to do. We started off by exploring the Desert Dome, which was absolutely breathtaking. The way they have recreated the different desert environments and the animals that live in them is just incredible. We saw everything from meerkats to snakes to camels, and my kids were fascinated by it all. Next, we headed over to the African Grasslands, where we got to see some of the most majestic animals on earth, including lions, zebras, and giraffes. The highlight of this section was definitely the elephant exhibit, which was truly impressive. We even got to see the elephants up close and personal during a feeding session! But the fun didn't stop there. We also visited the Kingdoms of the Night exhibit, which features all sorts of nocturnal animals, and the Scott Aquarium, where we saw some of the most beautiful fish and marine life. My kids were particularly excited about the touch tank, where they got to touch and interact with some of the creatures. Overall, the Henry Doorly Zoo is an incredible place to visit with your family. There's something for everyone, and the attention to detail and care for the animals is truly remarkable. We had an amazing time and cannot wait to go back!

In SPECIFICALLY the dark cave section with all the bats flying around: the bats were constantly freaking out, children were SCREAMING, and some grown man was CLAPPING as loud as he could to scare the bats. PLEASE add a sign or some other measure saying to be quiet. Horribly upsetting experience for me and my family, and we hated how these animals are being treated.

The huge line. Even when you enter you have to go by line. 1-2 hour to go through in the weekend morning, I can’t even imagine how long this will take in the afternoon

So much fun!!! The zoo here was giant and had animals of every category! From lions, snow leopards, cheetahs, and tigers, to elephants, zebras, monkeys, plus so many aquatic creatures like turtles, dolphins, puffins, and even sharks, there's so much to see here! 😍 My husband and I walked pretty quickly for the majority of it and made the whole thing in about 3 hours, but you could take your time and probably have at least a 4 hour trip.

Not the biggest aquarium, but we'll maintained and lots to see. Jellyfish exhibit was awesome. Walk-thru ocean tunnel was great. If you're already at the Zoo, then this is an obvious addition to your trip.

The Aquarium is amazing -- not only can you pet jellyfish, watch penguins play and swim, learn all kinds of facts about underwater creatures, but you walk through a tunnel underwater while stingrays, fish, sharks and turtles swim above. The jellyfish are wonderful 😍 located inside the Omaha Henry Dorley Zoo, we never miss this exhibit!

The Suzanne and Walter Scott Aquarium at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo is the largest aquarium located within a zoo in the United States. First opened in 1995 and renovated in stages—most recently completing a major update in May 2020—the aquarium showcases a dazzling range of aquatic environments, from polar regions and Amazonian habitats to vibrant coral reefs and temperate oceans. The centerpiece is a massive 450,000‑gallon shark tank with a 70‑foot underwater tunnel, where visitors can walk beneath sharks, rays, and sea turtles. The exterior underwent a striking redesign, featuring a wave‑like stainless steel canopy, coral‑inspired metal panels, and eight rooftop steel wave sculptures enhanced by dynamic, color‑changing lighting that transforms the facade into an immersive, ocean‑themed spectacle after dark. Inside, the aquarium delights with displays of penguins, jellyfish, octopus, seahorses, and interactive touch tanks—offering guests an educational and awe‑inspiring dive into the wonders of marine life.

Considered as a smaller size of the aquarium. They managed it well. Restrooms were clean. Walk way we’re well lit. The jellyfish section was mesmerizing. The penguins were very happy and active. I wish the tunnel section would have moving floor so people don’t just stay at one spot and clogging up the pathway. Kids would love this section the most of the zoo.

I can see why this is voted one of the best zoos and aquariums. This is such a lovely place to visit! They have so many animals and so many different exhibits. All of which looked clean and all of the animals looked healthy. The aquarium is a really beautiful place and there are so many different side exhibits within. The staff is also really helpful there and knowledgeable! Go check them out!

I photographed a Memorial Weekend wedding at the Walter Scott Aquarium. It was such a unique experience to enjoy the Zoo for a wedding. It was very crowded and hard to find parking but once the evening started and the aquarium was open for cocktail hour it was such a lovely experience for all the guests!

Normally we make our trek from Lincoln during off season and bring our own lunches. This time we decided to bite the bullet and eat on site. We scoped out several spots, I figured we'd end up at the aquarium eatery. To our surprise the TreeTops Restaurant was open on a Monday and was what everyone agreed on. The majority of items were $5-$7 apiece. Potato salad was $4. Chips were $2+. Kids liked the chicken strips and cheeseburger. Adult kids and my husband got a ton of hot dogs which they said were fine. Mac & cheese was that weird gas station gummy kind. Onion Rings were really good. Nobody liked the fries. All of the "fresh" sides... Potato salad, cheese & grapes, and desserts were all very good. The set up is kind of a cluster "mistake". No one was in any kind of hurry to help anyone else. Between 4 adults and 2 kids we spent over a hundred bucks. Not entirely surprised, I get it. * Not pictured is my son & his wife's burger, 3 dogs, salad, fries, chips, drink*

This was pretty much what we expected for a lunch at the zoo. Typical options like cheeseburger, hot dog, etc. We enjoyed the fries a lot but the hot dog wasn’t great. We came here mainly because of how it overlooks the monkeys. To our disappointment the monkeys weren’t even in the enclosure right by the restaurant so you couldn’t even see anything.

I went here with my daughters to eat lunch on 1/28. I am not sure who the lady was working the register that day, but I didn’t like her attitude. She was very sarcastic and rude. I asked simple questions and she would answer very sarcastically like I should’ve known the answer.. will most likely not dine in there again. There was a gentleman working that day, he was very helpful and nice.

Ordered a double cheeseburger but got no cheese. Plus they followed the Omaha tradition from the great exposition by charging for a cup of water. Might have bought a deli wrap but it was unlabeled. Next time I'll plan ahead and bring food with me.

I came here with my nephew today, and the prices were on the high end a cup of fruit for almost 7 dollars??? The gardien sandwhich and fries also had no flavor, and for the food to come to be almost 30 dollars, i would expect better for the zoo. The only nice associate was the girl taking orders . Women who checked me out were rude, and standoff ish wanted to pay before and I was going to tell her my order, and she said i had to wait till the food came out.. overall the view was beautiful but food is just not worth the prices wished they would offer combo meals considering they charge everything individually

None of these reviews should be over 1 star at all. This place was absolutely terrible overpriced and disgusting. You could tell these burgers were store bought and just way too fake and fries as well. The drinks were OK. But omg no free refills of course. They didn't get our orders right at all. I would give this 1 definitely a 0 star. Should be shut down. I would NOT recommend anything on here. Made my 11 year old throw up

I feel pity for anyone who has ever ate here in the past or will eat here in the future. If I could give this a lower star I would. The prices would be fine if the food was at least Edible, sadly it was not. The sandwiches were nothing but lukewarm mush sqeezed in between stale bread. The fries were cold, soggy and bland. The service was dismal at best with the staff not even knowing knowing how the items were cooked, how does that even work?! How do you not know how something is cooked in a kitchen that you work in? I had to ask 3 times how my gardein chikn was cooked, the first two times the rude lady at the front counter told me she didn't know, with a huge nasty attitude. Most of the rest of the staff seemed tortured to even be working there. The only staff member that was nice, was the older man that helped us in the seating area, I wish I would have gotten this gentleman's name, he was such a pleasure.

Really neat facility for the elephants. There was a few people working inside who were willing to answer any questions I had about the elephants inside. I was able to see through the back of the facility of one of the newborn baby elephants that was born 4 weeks ago and was so cute. The elephants looked happy and well taken care of.

LOVE having elephants in Omaha again! Kudos to the Henry Doorly Zoo and all of those involved for their efforts and hard work for saving the lives of these elephants and getting them back to Omaha. The family quarters are wonderful, and the outdoor space is even better.

Elephants were all inside. The place was clean and looked suitable for the animals. It was fun to go in and watch them do their thing for a little bit. If it's cooler out, it's a good place to go to warm up.

The elephants were so adorable and our kids couldn’t get enough.

Was there around 2pm and they fed the elephants. Super cool watching them get the elephants to turn and lift their feet for wellness checks. This is where they will be when it's colder.

The elephants seem happy here and it's a very nice facility. Most of the elephants were at the far end when I was there but still close enough to see.

A lovely tranquil place to watch these giants.

The gorilla exhibit was amazing. It was the winter season so they're mostly inside. But the outdoor enclosures are quite expansive and fantastic. The gorillas were easy to see and recognize even though some of them seemed quite bored haha.

Hubbard Gorilla Valley is an excellent attraction. The building is air-conditioned and very cool. It is a nice escape from the heat outside. The walkways are wide and clean. There are lots of viewing windows and you can get up close to the gorillas. Throughout the entire zoo there are clean restrooms and water fountains which include a bottle filling station. The restrooms also had sunscreen dispenser in the restrooms.

Really up close gorilla viewing. They interact some with the visitors. The shear size of them is impressive and a little unsettling considering how close you get. Worth the visit if in Omaha.

It is cool. The gorillas and apes are fun to watch. There are not only gorillas, though. There are also other forest animals like red river hogs, duiker, different species of birds, tree shrews and more. It is amazing!

9/21/2023 Not one of my favorite places to visit, but it is worth a quick run through. Sometimes something interesting happens.

Kiddos loving the new baby in the gorilla family!! :-)

Great exhibit with multiple enclosures for the gorillas. Lots of bubble windows for the kids to get a closer look.

The sea lions and seals were super active and awesome to watch. They glide so effortlessly through the water. The trail around is fantastic with so many different viewing areas. Would recommend hitting this one on a warm day!

9/21/2023 This is so worth visiting. 💗 I was very impressed with this exhibit. 👏

The animals are well cared for and the exhibit is super cool to see! Stop by along your walk to see the sea lions!

I love sea lions and seals so much! This exhibit is such a safe and comforting environment for these animals. You can tell how much they love their trainers and enjoy the shows. Thank you for creating such a friendly space for these beautiful creatures

Love them!! This exhibit is awesome

Super cute and fun the sea lions play and swim plasm water and are just so nice to watch.

The zoo itself is fantastic, but in my opinion there seal program is hands down the worst I've seen. They really need to put some money into this even if it means raising the entrance fee a couple dollars. They need to take a look at the St. Louis zoo and see how they do there seal/sea-lion show. It's an actual show and there are set times for it. I went to the zoo another two times while I was in St. Louis for business just to see the show. One in Omaha there is absolutely nothing there to see at all. Sorry to ramble on, but it's truly a shame.

Wonderful views of the zoo from above. The rhinos and giraffes and the lions. You go over the pond as well. It’s a round trip. A place to leave your belongings in the shade. Ticket booth right there to purchase your tickets for it. I think the upper level passes that include the rides is worth the extra expense. The rides are free if you have a patron pass. Easy for little kids to ride as well. Just hang on tight to them and make sure they’re staying still. Wouldn’t want to mess around on it.

Going on this by myself has ruined my adult life. I will eventually conquer it... but, only with the help of ratchet straps, my wife, and several well paid psychiatrists.

It was very enjoyable and enlightening to see the Zoo that way !!! But being your bank card I paid over $150.00 but that was for 11 people scared did it well believe me it's worth every penny !!!

Omaha zoo is the very best! It's a great place to visit we try to get there twice a year if possible!

Even tho is a little ride, I had never seen this in any other zoo before, you literally go above the giraffe the rinho and some others animals, the best experience I had while in this zoo!

Fantastic experience

A must do!

Wonderful variety of butterflies and insects! Beautiful displays and awesome keepers and staff.

I truly have a hatred for bugs of all kinds but I absolutely love visiting this wonderful exhibit whenever I visit the zoo! You have to enter and exit through double doors and you are checked while exiting to ensure none of the butterflies escape. Once you are inside you will be amazed to observe and take photographs of these amazing creatures. One might even land on you!

This is yet another very nice exhibit. You have to enter and exit through double doors and you are checked while exiting to ensure none of the butterflies escape.

Beautiful. Butterflies everywhere. It was small though

Surprised that I liked this. My daughter had a great time. Lots of butterfly's obviously but very entertaining to observe them in such quantities.

Kids loved seeing the butterflies up close

great!!! the worker inside who do their investigation showed us some cool stuff! very nice

Stingray Beach at Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo is an interactive and exciting experience for visitors of all ages. Touching and feeding the gentle stingrays in the shallow pool is both thrilling and educational. The staff provides great insights about these fascinating creatures, making it a memorable and fun visit! It’s a paid attraction inside the zoo. It’s $4 for members and $5 for non members. If you want to buy food it’s $1.5 extra. It’s worth to spend.

This is a really cool place. Where else can you pet a stingray in Omaha or the Midwest at that. The facility is large and there is plenty of room for everyone. There are plenty of guides to help you and they are always helpful. The pool is the perfect height for my son as well. The stingrays come right up to you and you can feed them fish for a small upcharge. If you don't want to feed them, you can still pet them as they are very acclimated to people. Once you get to touch one its an amazing feeling. Its really a special activity for the whole family. If you haven't done it yet, I highly recommend it!.

Super fun!! Highly recommend. Make sure to buy some fish to feed the rays. It feels crazy when they eat it out of your hands!

Have you seen the new stingray beach? They also have beautiful gardens here. Check out the lucky pandas!

This is worth the extra few bucks. The Stingrays LOVE to be touched. Such a great experience for everyone!

It was cool to touch the sting rays, but I think charging each person an additional $4 is unnecessary. For a family of 5 that was another $20. Quick experience. Kids enjoyed. Glad we did it once, but wouldn’t again.

Nice place for kids! It's inside a tent, and has the touch pool in the middle. There's a place to wash your hands as you enter and exit. They have a piece of fish that you can purchase and feed to a stingray. You only get one for $1.50, but I'd recommend it for the experience. It doesn't hurt, it just feels weird. They also have a few shelves of stuffed animals that you can buy right there, but there's also some at the main and aquarium gift shops. And lastly, the stingrays (obviously) don't sting. Make sure to visit while you're there!

My kids love coming here. They do a great job with their classes.

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It's really cool what they do here. Always cool stuff goin on. I can't believe it's free too!

Spacious environment, good lighting, good wifi.

Kent is a fantastic instructor.

There are snacks, a petting zoo, a creek to get their feet wet, play ground, plenty of seating, and a securable entrance.

Oh my goodness! I cannot even describe how good this place was. Lots of climbing things, water fun, cool animals, petting the animals... My kids loved it here! We could easily just spend all day here. My son and daughter confessed later that it was one of three favorite parts of this amazing Zoo! You can see prairie dogs, pet goats, go into a budgie aviary, climb, sail across a small pond with a raft, and it is so good I can’t even describe how good it is. It make it short, just come to this amazing zoo!! Also, while the kids climb in the treehouse, and in the nets connected, small monkeys play along them, making a great human interaction.

Bought a zoo membership specifically to be able to go here. Walked through the whole zoo only to find, with my overheated 7-year-old in tow, that it is only open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Expensive AND closed!

This is a great place for the kids to run around. My son loves it! We could easily spend all day there.

This was beyond my greatest expectations! My granddaughters ages 2 and 6 were so excited at every turn.

Great place for the kids

The company has decided that the large body of water on our southern coast can have its name changed by a man that doesn't have authority on the UNGEGN council, nor the approval of the surrounding countries. Do not capitulate to authoritarians.

Here what is baffling to me...how we give them everything they want for free. Our reviews and our precious personal information so that they make what literally billions upon billions of dollars for harvesting our information and our hard work and time. It's actually quite impressive on their part but also incredibly sad on our part for letting them walk all over us. And before I end this rant...what ever the monstrosity Gemini is.... Has got to be the all-time worst creation of any piece of technology to ever surface a computer or phone screen. The intrusiveness the lack of awareness the blatant disregard for any attempt to restrain it or get rid of it has gone so far beyond out of control... That someone at the top should absolutely be fired for whatever reason someone thought that was a good idea to release into the public or private for that matter. Gemini has set back technology 20!years+ with how despicably awful it truly is. Ok that's all for now

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I thinks it’s a great place , they’re actually very concerned about the environment and constantly trying to improve their practices and technology.

Very nice and great prices

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They have a system where you order at a kiosk then wait for a text message to pick up your food at a separate counter. It’s terrible. It takes forever. Apparently you can also order at the counter? Everyone is just standing around with no idea what’s going on. Omaha Zoo: just hire more employees who take an order in person and hand you your food. Everything else about the zoo is amazing. Why is this system so awful??

Shrimp taco was great.

It's an old time carousel with vibrant animals. However, not all of them go up and down and the ride consists of two whole circles that cost you $4 per person (1 standing adult is free with kid purchase).

This is an old fashioned carousel with a mix of zoo animals and traditional carousel horses to ride. The tiger and the giraffe do not go up and down

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It's actually on the west side of the parking garage (Outside). I explored the entire parking garage since it said it was inside..... fun times.

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