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Welcome to the Louisville
Zoo
Spotlights
Pardon
Our Construction
Road improvements are underway in front of the
Zoo. Our parking lot is still completely accessible
but things may appear a bit confusing when you
arrive. Please just drive slowly and carefully and
follow the signs.
Baby giraffe Bakari
Baby giraffe Bakari is doing well and has
integrated into his herd. Visitors can now see
him outside playing on a regular basis. Read
more
here.
Scotty Turns 2
Scotty the baby
elephant recently celebrated his second birthday.
There was a cake specially made for elephants,
presents and an enthusiastic crowd to sing Happy
Birthday. Read more about Scotty and his special
celebration.
Click
here for
news archives
Hours
Open
daily year round
September - February: 10
a.m. - 4 p.m.
(exit by 5 p.m.)
March - Labor Day: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
(exit by 6 p.m.)
Additional Evening Hours
June 4 - August 15
Open until 7 p.m. (exit by 8 p.m.)
Thursday, Fridays & Saturdays*
*
Excludes the second Saturday in June. Other
exceptions may occur. Please check back before your
visit.
Closed Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year's Days.
Directions
The
zoo
recommends the following resource for online maps and driving
directions:
Yahoo! Maps.
Admission Rates
$.15 of every
full-price admission goes directly to support
critical conservation programs.
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Adults (12-59)
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$11.95 |
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Children (3-11) |
$8.50 |
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Children (2 and under) |
FREE |
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Seniors (60+)
Discount Rate |
$9.95 |
Groups
(15 or more)
Discounts are available
for groups of 15 or more. Please contact our
Group Sales Department at (502) 238-5348 at least 72
hours prior to
your visit or visit our
Online E-Ticket Store.
Out of Towners
For a list of our hotel partners, click
here.
For the Greater Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau, click
here!
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The Louisville Zoo is the state
zoo of Kentucky and a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization. Our
collections, which include botanical gardens, are accredited by the
American
Association of Museums (AAM) and by the
Association of
Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), which is building
North America’s largest wildlife conservation movement by engaging
and inspiring over 143 million visitors and their communities to
care about and take action to help protect wildlife.
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