Zoo Miami Prices, Opening Times & BOOKING Tickets

Zoo Miami Prices, Opening Times & BOOKING Tickets

Zoo Miami (also known as The Miami-Dade Zoological Park and Gardens) is the largest zoo in Florida and the fifth-largest in the United States.

Originally established in 1948 at Crandon Park in Key Biscayne, it houses over 3,000 animals on almost 750 acres (304 ha), 324 acres (131 ha) of which are developed.

Zoo Miami Prices, Hours and Dates are subject to change.

So, today, I will share the latest Zoo Miami Ticket Prices, Zoo Miami Membership Prices, Zoo Miami Opening Times, Zoo Miami Map, and other useful details.

Zoo Miami Tickets Prices

Below are the latest Zoo Miami Ticket Prices in 2021 –

Guest	Price
Adult (13+)	$22.95
Child (3-12)	$18.95
Children 2 and under	FREE
Zoo members	FREE
Parking	FREE

• The prices above do not include local 7% sales tax.
• No refunds or rainchecks

Zoo Miami Prices – Group Discounts

Number of People	Discount
10-20 people	10%
21-50 people	15%
51-100 people	20%
101 or more people	25%

Zoo Miami Prices – Other Discounts

Miami-Dade County Employees

$4 off regular adult or child admission for up to six people.

Miami-Dade County employees should purchase their discounted tickets online through the employee portal. 

Military

50% off regular adult admission for active or former U.S. military personnel plus 25% off regular admission for up to six additional guests. 

Military photo identification is required at the time of purchase. 

These tickets must be purchased onsite at our ticketing building.

Veterans Day Savings

This November 11 – 14, 2021, all active and veteran U.S. military personnel with the appropriate military ID will receive free admission to Zoo Miami.

Plus, up to six (6) accompanying guests will receive 50% off general admission! Free or discounted tickets must be claimed onsite at Zoo Miami’s Ticketing Building, not online. 

Reciprocal Attractions

Zoo Miami will provide 50% off general admission (limited to 2 adults and 2 children) to guests from reciprocating facilities.  A valid membership card from that facility and photo ID must be presented at the time of purchase.

To find out if your attraction is included please contact us at [email protected]. 

These tickets must be purchased onsite at our ticketing building.

Seniors (age 65 & over)

25% off regular admission. Photo identification with date of birth is required at the time of purchase.

These tickets must be purchased onsite at our ticketing building.

Tour Operators

For net rates contact Michael Cotto, Sales & Events Manager, at [email protected]

Gift Certificates

Contact the Sales and Events Department at [email protected] or 305-251-0400 for more information.

Zoo Miami Phone Number and Contact Details

Zoo Miami

Phone: 305-251-0400

Fax: 305-378-6381

Zoo Miami Foundation

Phone: 305-255-5551

Fax: 305-255-7126

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you have to wear a mask at Miami zoo?

It is required for guests ages 2 and older to wear masks inside all indoor facilities, even if vaccinated. It is recommended for guests ages 2 and older to wear masks outdoors. Rent safari cycles, strollers, wheelchairs, and motorized wheelchairs online at shop.zoomiami.org.

Does Zoo Miami have food?

Zoo Miami offers our guests a wide selection of food, including vegetarian, and retail options throughout the zoo.

How long does a zoo Miami membership last?

Becoming a Zoo Miami Member means you will have unlimited visits to take it all in – for a whole year! That's 365 days of adventure, at an unbeatable price

Can I bring water into Zoo Miami?

The general rule states that outside food and beverage are not allowed in the zoo. One bottle of water per guest which includes commercial or reusable bottles.

Does Zoo Miami sell beer?

Unlimited beer, wine, Pepsi products and water!

Are dogs allowed in Miami zoo?

Sorry, no pets. Service animals specifically trained to aid a person with a disability are welcome (While Emotional Support Animals or Comfort Animals are often used as part of a medical treatment plan as therapy animals, they are not considered service animals under the ADA).