Audubon Zoo Ticket

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Gaze at endangered whooping cranes, Amur leopards, and Sumatran orangutans
Visit Audubon Zoo in New Orleans and come across more than 1,700 animals
Learn interesting facts at daily animal care demonstrations throughout the zoo
Experience the award-winning Louisiana Swamp, Jaguar Jungle, and Monkey Hill

Ville: La Nouvelle Orléans

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Audubon Zoo Ticket

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New Orleans
6500 Magazine St, Audubon Park

Please go straight to the entrance to have your ticket scanned.

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Information additionnelle

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have a high level of physical fitness

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Audubon Zoo

Visit the world-class Audubon Zoo in New Orleans to see rare and endangered animals in award-winning exhibits. Enjoy 50+ acres of innovative natural habitats and 1,700+ animals representing more than 350 species. See the African lion habitat featuring breathtakingly close views of 3 females and 1 male, and the outdoor Sumatran orangutan habitat featuring orangutan babies born at the zoo. Discover the famous Monkey Hill, featuring a 5-level treehouse. Be transported to Central America at the Jaguar Jungle, complete with an archeological dig, spider monkeys, ocelots, a jaguar, and the “Criaturas de la Noche” bat house. Check out the Louisiana Swamp Exhibit, the world’s only urban swamp, showcasing animals from South Louisiana like black bears, bobcats, foxes, and the white alligator. Interact with domestic species, such as sheep and goats, while learning about sustainable agricultural practices at Watoto Farm.

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kristip410

Aug 2024

We always go to the zoo as we are locals and the kids always enjoy the visit. I would definitely recommend for families both local and tourists.

Gobubbles2

Jul 2024

This was an excellent zoo - not for the number of animals, nor for having notable species not found in other zoos, but because the habitats are beautiful and the staff is amazing. Coming from Ohio, the swamp section was amazing. I was surprised to see not only animal exhibits there, but fantastic cultural information and displays on the people would have lived in the bayous for centuries, and their way of life. In multiple buildings, we had animal keepers approach us to tell us animals were about to be fed if we wanted to watch. On-site parking is free.

TYsadventures22

Jun 2024

Fun liesurely stroll that needs to be timed just right. I forgot how challenging zoos can be. Selecting to visit at a time it is not packed with school and camp kids running everywhere. Makes you wonder who is really watching who? Arriving not so early that the animals are not up and about yet. Most were hiding in the cool shadiness of their inclosures, generally hidden. I did see who I wanted to see the elephants, lions and monkeys. Missed the bears! As a wheelchair visitor the paths were mixed between easy and sometimes challenging but Accessible none the less. As it is open air and outside, there is plenty of turning space. The sprawling space across the entire zoo can be a drain on the best of powerchair batteries. The exhibits can be a challenge at times for viewing from the seated position and others have full glass observation decks. Plenty of personal around to answer questions. Basically, this is not a world class innovative zoo but a simple city zoo with a typical collection of animals good for a fun day of walking and strolling