1 / 3Fort Worth Zoo
📍 Fort Worth, TX
Fort Worth Zoo houses nearly 7,000 animals across diverse exhibits, with toddlers under 2 admitted free. Seasonal add-ons include a waterpark with membership access, Zoo School programs, fishing seminars for kids, and Boo at the Zoo in fall.
It's incredible expensive. Unless you can afford a membership then just go as much as you can. There's so much to see learn and do. Plus when the water park opens it's only $5 to get in with the membership/admission. But that $22 per ticket is crazy.
🏆 Family Action Verdict
Best for families who visit multiple times per year—membership pays for itself quickly and unlocks waterpark access. First-time visitors with toddlers through elementary-age kids get the most from a full-day self-guided tour. Zoo School and fishing seminars suit ages 5 and up for structured learning.
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💬 What Families Are Saying
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Chris Wesley
“It's incredible expensive. Unless you can afford a membership then just go as much as you can. There's so much to see learn and do. Plus when the water park opens it's only $5 to get in with the membership/admission. But that $22 per ticket is crazy.”
Angela Smith
“Loved the zoo today!!! Did you know you can buy Ostrich Eggs???”
Pentti Savolainen
“Vety good zoo, Even IT was under renovation during visit.”
Liz Cantu
“Have fun looking at animals”
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Overview
Ranked among the top zoos in the US, Fort Worth Zoo runs year-round programming including Zoo School, conservation education, Texas Nature Traders, and a packed seasonal events calendar covering Mother's Day Brunch, Father's Day Cookout, and Boo at the Zoo. A waterpark section opens seasonally and is included with membership admission. The zoo supports conservation projects worldwide, and admission revenue directly funds animal care.
