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A Special Night for Guests 21+ Welcome to the Milwaukee County Zoo!What to Expect When You Visit
The Zoo’s outdoor habitats are currently open, along with most animal buildings open at 100% capacity. Primates of the World is closed. Please see this article and these FAQs for complete information.
Visitors are required to wear masks inside all Zoo buildings. Masks are not required to be worn outside. Zoo staff regularly discuss the current mask policy and the necessity for visitors to follow this Milwaukee County Administrative Order to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
We appreciate your continued patience as we navigate through this unusual time, and we remain as responsive as we can be to encourage mask-wearing for the health and safety of all visitors.
We ask that all visitors do their part following the mask directive, and Zoo staff members do their best to remind visitors to wear masks inside all buildings. While we can’t enforce mask-wearing, we are counting on our visitors to do the right thing.
Like so many other institutions, the Zoo is facing a significant staff shortage, which may result in some amenities not being available, limited menu items in concession areas, and fewer attractions offered.
We are doing our best to offer as rich of an experience as possible for visitors during this difficult time. Please be patient with us.
Admission rates remain the same, as your visit directly supports the Milwaukee County Zoo – its animals, special exhibits, and conservation programs, as well as its respected place in the community.
The Zoo continues to serve as a cultural asset and resource for all who visit.
A list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) is here as the Zoos outdoor habitats are open, along with most animal buildings.
MORE Advance Reservations Required Only for Select EventsWith the Zoos outdoor grounds and most animal buildings open (some at a limited capacity), advance online reservations are required only for select special events.
MORE What Animals Can I See During My Visit?As the seasons and temperatures change, it affects the way animals are displayed and cared for, so throughout the year, animals on public exhibit change seasonally. Check out the animals to see during a fall visit.
Have you ever wondered what it might be like to work at the Zoo? Well, this might be your opportunity as we're looking for good people to join our team!
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MORE Say Hello to Our New Kunekune Pigs in the Family FarmPeabody and Percy are a new species for the Zoo.
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MORE Meet Our New GorillasThree Western lowland gorillas, one male silverback, and two females, arrived from the Columbus Zoo and are settling in well.
MORE Greater Kudu Family Now in the African Watering Hole HabitatThe Milwaukee County Zoo is happy to announce that a greater kudu family can now be seen together in the African Watering Hole habitat.
MORE Get Up Close with the Animals!Reserve your Wild Connections tour now.
MORE Elephants Brittany, Ruth and Belle are Spending Time Together in the Outdoor HabitatAfter careful introductions by zookeepers, the elephants now enjoy full days together outside.
MORE The Zoo Receives Sensory Inclusion CertificationThe Zoo has partnered with KutureCity for a new initiative that promotes an accommodating and positive experience for all Zoo guests with a sensory issue.
MORE Zoo Does Its Part to Support PollinatorsPollinators such as birds, butterflies, and bees play a critical role in the global ecosystem. Pollination, the act of moving pollen within and between flowers, allows plants to be fertilized and results in healthy fruit and viable seeds.
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