Indianapolis Zoo

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Indianapolis Zoo Reviews | Rating 4.5 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Indianapolis Zoo is located in Indianapolis, United States on 1200 W Washington St. Indianapolis Zoo is rated 4.5 out of 5 in the category zoo in United States. The Indianapolis Zoo strives to empower people and communities, both locally and globally, to advance animal conservation.

Address

1200 W Washington St

Phone

+1 3176302001

Amenities

Good for kids

Accessibility

Wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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N Odell

Great for entrance to be free on Dr Martin Luther King Jr's birthday, but... Very cold out and lightly snowing all day. Not allowed to eat lunch inside out of the weather. The elephants and girraffs were inaccessible. People had to wait outside in the cold weather in lines to enter exhibits in buildings. However, the exhibits we did see were great. The dolphins were tremendous! The exotic birds were spectacular, the orangutans were very entertaining.

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Khulthum Russell

We went on Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday because that's the only time this family of 13 can afford to go. It was super cold, but we still enjoyed our time there. The safari lands were closed, unfortunately. They're also expanding the attractions; hippos will be added later this year. I can really see how enjoyable I it would be in the warmer months.

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David Mays

We went to the Indianapolis Zoo during the off season, so that combined with Covid 19 restrictions means that a large portion of the exhibits were closed. This meant for a short trip to what is already a small, compact urban zoo. The dolphin experience was very cool though, and was worth the visit just by itself.

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Mary Owens

We love going to the Indianapolis Zoo! (indianapoliszoo.com) Even though it's practically in the middle of the city, there are so many trees & plants you'd never know it. You have to look pretty hard to see a skyscraper. The Zoo isn't huge, so it's easy to visit & see everything you want to see without wearing yourself out. Currently, the Zoo staff are taking extra care to provide for social distancing so things aren't as they usually are. The Oceans (indoor) exhibits, the Dolphin Pavilion, and the Deserts exhibits are limited as to how many people may be inside at one time. Because of this there is a wait to get in, which was new for us this trip. New exhibits for us this trip were the MISTery Park/Sloth exhibit and Tembo Camp where we got to see an elephant up close and even touch one! (I always forget they have hair on their bodies!) Some shops & dining areas weren't open, but there are plenty still available. Don't let that stop you from going! I also appreciate the Zoo's dedication to recycling & green energy as well as preservation of wildlife as well as waterways. There is a lot of education available available throughout the park in the way of signage & pictures to engage young and old alike. Next time we go, I hope to get back to the White River Gardens (included with your Zoo admission) & Butterfly Kaleidoscope.

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deborah atwood

My favorite zoo...so far. Just the right size. Dolphin exhibit was beautiful...however I will say it wasn't as special like I thought it would be. They were just swimming, a lot of times out if sight. The prettiest thing was the aquarium they were in. The butterfly exhibit also a little disappointing.....not to many butterflies. I am comparing this exhibit to the Memphis butterfly exhibit. But like the dolphin exhibit.....the exhibit was the best part. But as far as the rest, just beautiful. I love the rides you can take and it's all around a beautiful zoo.