Audubon Zoo - Zoo in New Orleans - 6500 Magazine St, USA

They do not have paper maps of the park. You have to use a QR code which will drain your battery faster. No set charging stations if your phone died. Open 10 - 5 all year, hours do not extend in summer. In 5-1/2 hours I saw about 1/2 of the species on the 58 acres. I will definitely go back to finish the zoo.

Lots of cool animals. The enclosures were mostly large and well featured compared to some other zoos. The map and layout were a little bit confusing, but we managed. I think we spent 3 or more hours there but didn't get to see everything before they closed, so keep that in mind when you are planning!

Huge zoo, great variety of animals. Take a map! Extremely clean and there's plenty of space to walk around even when it's crowded. Lots of opportunities to see animals even if they're "hiding" or tucked away in their enclosures. Would totally recommend, takes about 3 hours to see a majority of stuff.

First time visitors and it was worth it. 5 tickets: 2 kids - 3 adults was $172. We waited 2 minutes to get in, you want to get there early because there is A LOT of ground to cover. Pack a picnic, there are so many places to stop and relax. It's like a history museum as well, trees are beautiful and the animal exhibits are good. The only section I was not thrilled with was Asia, they need to better those exhibits. I felt sad for the baby elephant by itself. I highly recommend visiting this zoo and just plan a day out there.

A very well organized and beautifully themed zoo. The inhabitants seemed to be well cared for. My person aversion to captive primates aside, the habitats were clean and well suited for the animals. The food available was to be expected. Not bad for a zoo cafe, but I didn't come for the food.

This has always been one of my favorite zoos! They have wonderful multitude of exhibits where you can see the animals at a fairly close distance, plenty of helpful zoo staff to show/teach about the animals, and its large enough that it'll take a bit of time to get through, if you're looking for an all-day thing with the kiddos. There's a number of shady playgrounds and water features, too! It's also beautiful, to boot!

This could be a nice zoo. The grounds need a lot of work. Some of the grounds are very pretty but there are weeds coming up on walkways and different attractions all over the zoo. A large percentage of the animal enclosures need a lot of maintenance. Lots of the glass was broken. There were many exhibits closed and missing animals. We saw lots of zoo keepers but only a few actually taking care of animals and only 1 working on the grounds. Most were grouped together just talking. This was a big disappointment. 80$ for 2 adults and 1 kid was not worth the trip.

Not many of the animals were out, it was unusually hot for the end of September 23. Also any food or drink was extremely expensive. I expected some higher prices but 5.50 for a can of soda is crazy. I would also have to say this zoo needs some serious upgrades and repairs. On the plus side this zoo is huge, so the entry fee is reasonable considering you could spend the better part of the day there. Staff and keepers were very friendly and nice. I observed several employees cleaning and helping patrons.