Detroit Zoo Travel Guide

Detroit Zoo covers an area of 125 acres and is the first zoo in the United States to use large-scale fences, attracting 1.1 million visitors every year. Opening Hours May 2 - October 31: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. November 1 - March 31: 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. April 1 - May 1: 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Open until 8 p.m. every Wednesday in July and August Ticket Prices Adults (15-61 years old): $26 Children (2-14 years old): $22 Seniors (62 years old and above): $22 Active military: $22 Transportation Guide Take bus 450 or 740 and get off at Woodward @ Zoo Station to reach the nearby area. Main Attractions Detroit Zoo provides a habitat for more than 280 species and about 3,300 animals from all over the world, forming a large family for visitors to enjoy. According to the habits of animals, the zoo can be divided into the Arctic Circle, African Grassland, African Jungle, Asian Forest, American Prairie, Australian Outback, Reptile Conservation Center, Otter Habitat, Amphibian Conservation Center, Penguin House, etc. Among them, the polar bear exhibition in the Arctic Circle is the largest polar bear exhibition in North America. In addition, you can also see arctic foxes and seals. In the Penguin House, visitors can see three kinds of cute penguins, namely rockhopper penguins, macaroni penguins (crested penguins), and king penguins, who live leisurely in this beautiful park. Travel Season All year round. It is worth noting that the zoo is closed during Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year. Travel Tips Plan your route: Plan the best tour route according to the zoo map and your interests to ensure you can see all the animals and attractions you are interested in. Pay attention to the weather: The climate in Detroit is changeable. It is recommended to check the weather forecast before traveling and prepare suitable clothes and equipment according to the weather conditions. Interactive experience: There are many interactive experience programs in the zoo, such as feeding and touch pools, which allow visitors to learn more about the living habits and characteristics of animals. Rest and dining: During the tour, pay attention to proper rest to avoid excessive fatigue. There are several dining and rest areas in the zoo for visitors to rest and recharge. Environmental awareness: Keep the environment clean during the tour, do not litter, and work together to maintain the beautiful environment of the zoo.