Milwaukee Zoo Ebt Discount (2024)

FAQs

How do you get into the Milwaukee Zoo for free? ›

Family Free Days: Each year, the Zoo offers six Family Free Days in which all visitors receive free admission to the Zoo. Parking and regular attraction fees still apply.

Can I bring in my own food? Yes, you can bring in food and non-alcoholic beverages.

Hours – The zoo is open year-round, but the hours vary by season. The animals have an early bedtime, so the zoo closes year-round by 5 pm or earlier. Admission & Parking – Rates for children and adults vary with the seasons and range from $11.25-$16.75. Children 2 and under are always free!

Originally named the "Milwaukee County Zoo Scenic Railway & Transportation Co." the 1.25 mile route takes visitors across three bridges and past many animal buildings and exhibits.

Family Free Days are a perfect opportunity for you, along with your family and friends, to come and enjoy the Zoo, free of charge (parking and concession fees still apply). Family Free Days are held January-March and October-December, one Saturday a month + winter break.

I agree with the 3 hour estimate.

For the safety of our guests and the wildlife in our care, no large coolers, glass items, alcohol, party trays, candles, balloons, or decorations are allowed on grounds.

On Family Free Days, admission to the Milwaukee County Zoo, 10001 W. Blue Mound Road, is free for everyone, but parking and regular attraction fees still apply. Family Free Days for 2024 are: Jan. 6, Feb.

Milwaukee County residents with I.D. receive $1.75 off full price paid admission every day except Wednesday. On Wednesdays, Milwaukee County residents are admitted at a reduced rate of $10.50 for adults and $8.00 for children (age 3 to 12). Parking is $15 per passenger vehicle, $20 for buses.

Can you bring water bottles into the Milwaukee Zoo? ›

Bring food, bring drink, just throw your garbage in the waste can. And enjoy the zoo.

Milwaukee County Zoo ranked 10th best in country -- and has one of the country's "weirdest" animals. MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee County Zoo has been named the 10th best zoo in the country, by website, Ranker.com.

Cash-to-card kiosks are located in the U.S. Bank Gathering Place and across from Nourish 414 to convert your cash to a pre-paid card if needed. Cash, credit, and debit cards are all accepted for admission, parking, merchandise, and attractions.

Posted: Mar 14, 2024 12:22 PM CDT. MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- The Milwaukee County Zoo is preparing to say goodbye to an iconic part of its history. This year, the North Shore Bank Safari Train's No. 1916 and No. 1924 steam locomotives will leave the station for the last time.

Giraffe Experience presented by Miller Lite

Giraffe feeding time is a tall task! This unique experience allows you to get eye-to-eye with the tallest animals at the Zoo. Opportunities are subject to animals' appetite, weather, special events, and construction.

Family Free Days are a perfect opportunity for you, along with your family and friends, to come and enjoy the Milwaukee County Zoo, free of charge (parking and concession fees still apply). Family Free Days are held January-March and October-December, one Saturday a month.

Milwaukee zoo free days

Here are some days when specific people are offered free admission: Mother's Day: Moms receive free admission. Father's Day: Dads receive free admission. Senior Safari: Visitors age 60 and older receive free admission on select days in June.

Milwaukee Public Museum - Free First Thursdays

Free for all visitors on the first Thursday of every month!