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Exhibit Areas

Papa John's Splash Park at Glacier Run

Opened Summer 2007
This nautically-themed splash park is the perfect place for families to beat the summer heat and get as wet as they want. Click here to learn more.

 

 

 

 

Alice S. Etscorn Tiger Tundra

Opened Summer 2008
The new interpretive theatre area of this exhibit gives guests a thrilling yet safe opportunity to get "nose-to-nose" with magnificent Amur tigers. Keepers conduct daily training and enrichment demonstrations. Click here to learn more.

 

 

The Town of Glacier Run

Modeled after Churchill, Canada – the Polar Bear Capital of the World – Glacier Run is an imaginary town perched right at the edge of the arctic wilderness.  Visitors will be able to view magnificent animals, talk to zookeepers, experience amazing animal encounters and learn more about some of the most critical conservation issues of our time.

 

 

Seal and Sea Lion Habitat

Opened Summer 2010
Right in the center of Glacier Run, along the waterfront, seals and sea lions play and bask in the sunlight. The 108,000 gallon recycled salt water pool can hold a dozen of these popular and intelligent marine mammals. Both underwater and above ground viewing is available. A spacious amphitheatre makes it more comfortable for visitors to view the daily animal training and enrichment presentations.

Bear Habitat

Now Open!
At the edge of Glacier Run a glacier appears to have crashed down into the town, blocking the road in the process. Amazingly this actually makes up one of the sides of the bear habitat.

 

 

 

 

 

Bettering the Bond Between People and Our Planet