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Hall of Animals

📍 Brooklyn, NY

★5.0(5 Google reviews)💰$7.95-$10.95đŸ‘ļAll ages

Indoor exhibit at Prospect Park Zoo showcasing poison dart frogs, fennec foxes, Rodrigues fruit bats, and dwarf mongooses. Fully wheelchair-accessible with interactive displays on animal adaptations. Birthday party packages available.

✓ Indoor exhibit✓ Wheelchair accessible✓ Prospect Park Zoo✓ Birthday parties
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★★★★★Featured review by ELEO PACHECO

Prospect Park Zoo has great development after so many years. Great place for family gatherings to enjoy nature.

🏆 Family Action Verdict

Best for families with children who are curious about unusual small animals rather than large mammals. The indoor format makes it weather-proof and manageable for pushchairs. Pairing the Hall of Animals with the wider Prospect Park Zoo extends the visit into a solid half-day out without leaving the park.

â„šī¸ What to Know Before You Go

💡Combine with the wider Prospect Park Zoo for a full half-day visit
⏰Indoor exhibit — a reliable wet-weather option in Brooklyn
đŸŽŸī¸Fully wheelchair and pushchair accessible throughout
🚗Birthday party packages are available through the zoo

đŸ’Ŧ What Families Are Saying

5.0
★★★★★

5 Google reviews

Great for multi-generational visits40%
Unique animal species35%
Well-maintained facility25%
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ELEO PACHECO

a year ago

★★★★★

“Prospect Park Zoo has great development after so many years. Great place for family gatherings to enjoy nature.”

Reviews from Google

Overview

The Hall of Animals sits inside Prospect Park Zoo and focuses on compact, fascinating species: poison dart frogs, fennec foxes, Rodrigues fruit bats, and dwarf mongooses from river, grassland, and forest habitats. Interactive displays explain each animal's adaptations. The building is fully wheelchair-accessible. The wider zoo offers birthday party packages, and the site is a short walk from multiple subway lines.

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