How much is a ticket to the Fort Worth Zoo?

How much is a ticket to the Fort Worth Zoo?

Admission

Adults (13+) $16
Children (3 to 12) $12
Toddlers (2 & younger) FREE
Seniors (65+) $12
Parking (per vehicle) $5

How far is Fort Worth Zoo from Dallas?

22 miles

Is there a Fort Worth Zoo?

Animals and Habitats The Fort Worth Zoo currently houses over 540 species including 72 species of mammals, 148 species of birds and 172 species of ectotherms. Click here to learn more about the Zoo’s different animal habitats.

What is new at the Fort Worth Zoo?

In 2017, the Fort Worth Zoo announced A Wilder Vision, a $100-million capital campaign that includes 10 acres of new exhibit space, renovated habitats, special events space, multiple dining areas and most importantly, new ways to observe, interact with and learn about several species.

How much money does the Fort Worth Zoo make a year?

The Zoo’s annual operating budget is approximately $20 million. Who owns the Fort Worth Zoo? The Fort Worth Zoo is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization run by the Fort Worth Zoological Association.

What zoo jobs pay the most?

What are Top 5 Best Paying Related Zoo Jobs in the U.S.

Job Title Annual Salary Weekly Pay
Zoo Director $65,144 $1,253
Wildlife Conservation Society WCS $64,126 $1,233
Zoo Veterinarian $62,060 $1,193
Work From Home Zoo Engineer $60,141 $1,157

Does Fort Worth Zoo have gorillas?

The Fort Worth Zoo is the only zoo in the nation to house representatives of all four great ape species — gorillas, orangutans, chimpanzees and bonobos. Western lowland gorillas are listed as critically endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) due to hunting and disease.

Are there any koalas in Texas?

We then watched Gummy and Tekin—the only koalas in Texas—take a “walkabout” in their climate-controlled habitat. We then watched Gummy and Tekin—the only koalas in Texas—take a “walkabout” in their climate-controlled habitat.

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