Milwaukee Zoo Ebt Discount (2024)

FAQs

Who gets to go to the Milwaukee County Zoo for free? ›

Free admission at Milwaukee County Zoo

Blue Mound Road, is free for everyone, but parking and regular attraction fees still apply. Family Free Days for 2024 are: Jan. 6, Feb. 3, March 2, Oct.

The Zoo allows guests to bring in their own food and non-alcoholic drinks. However, if you are looking for a cool treat or classic dishes, the Zoo offers different meals to fit your needs.

Do you offer EBT discounts? No, at this time, the Los Angeles Zoo is not offering discounts for EBT cardholders.

Parking at the zoo costs $15 per car and can be purchased online or at the zoo's entrance. The zoo's main entrance and walk-in entrance are open year-round. The zoo's west entrance is open Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day, and is used to expedite entry for Zoo Pass members and those who buy tickets ahead of time.

A trip to the Zoo is better with Mom – who visits for FREE, on Mother's Day, Sunday, May 12 (parking and regular attraction fees still apply). See our animal moms including lioness Patty Sharptooth, harbor seal Cossette, and De Brazza's monkey Holly.

How long does it take to see the zoo? With 190 acres of land and over 2,200 animals, it's easy to make an entire day out of a visit to the Milwaukee Zoo. If you're not trying to see every exhibit or experience every attraction, two to three hours should give you enough time to see your favorite animals.

For the safety of guests and animals, please leave glass, aluminum cans, straws, and alcohol at home. Small, personal coolers which can be carried in one hand are permitted. For guest safety, large coolers are not allowed.

Snacks can be selected to offer a balanced mix of carbohydrates, protein, and fat, which aids in maintaining satiety and energy levels. Some examples include fruits, vegetables, yogurt, nuts, whole grain crackers, and cheese.

Yes, you can bring your own. Strollers, wagons, wheelchairs, and mobility scooters are also available to rent (cashless transactions ONLY).

SNAP/EBT Explorer card holders can get $3 admission for up to 10 guests.

Can you use your EBT card at Franklin Park Zoo? ›

EBT/WIC Admission

EBT/WIC cardholders receive discounted $5 admission for up to four people at both Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo. Offer is only valid for Massachusetts residents. Please present your EBT/WIC card at the Admissions booth upon arrival.

LINK and WIC Cardholders (Garden only): As part of the Museums for All program, any visitor with a state-issued EBT card (known as a LINK card) or WIC card and anyone in their households receive free admission and free parking.

Family Free Days are a perfect opportunity for you, along with your family and friends, to come and enjoy the Milwaukee County Zoo, free of charge (parking and concession fees still apply). Family Free Days are held January-March and October-December, one Saturday a month.

Milwaukee County Zoo ranked 10th best in country -- and has one of the country's "weirdest" animals. MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee County Zoo has been named the 10th best zoo in the country, by website, Ranker.com.

Mobility (ECV) scooters (maximum weight is 500 pounds) are available for $35/day plus tax (cashless transactions ONLY). For more details, click here.

All military service members, veterans, and their families receive free admission and parking. Advance tickets are required through local County Veterans Service Offices (CVSO), for immediate family, and limited to 10 tickets per family.

Senior Safari will offer a day of fun and entertainment, with free admission and activities for guests age 60+ (and their caretakers) from 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Proof of age is required to receive free admission. St. Camillus Senior Health Outreach: Start your day with a complimentary apple from St.

Milwaukee Public Museum - Free First Thursdays

Free for all visitors on the first Thursday of every month!