Louisville Zoo Baby Elephant

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WILD LIGHTS AT THE LOUISVILLE ZOO March 23 to May 19, 2024 (Thursdays – Sundays) Gates open at 7 p.m. — Last entry at 10 p.m. — Must exit by 11 p.m. Open nightly for Spring Break: April 1 – …
WILD LIGHTS AT THE LOUISVILLE ZOO March 23 to May 19, 2024 (Thursdays – Sundays) Gates open at 7 p.m. — Last entry at 10 p.m. — Must exit by 11 p.m. Open nightly for Spring Break: April 1 – 7 Our popular lantern festival is back and brighter than ever! Dive deep and celebrate the vibrant colors of the coral reefs, see nature come to life with interactive moving displays and explore ancient Chinese myths and legends, including magnificent dragons and a breathtaking phoenix tunnel. The festival includes all-new illuminated archways and larger-than-life displays allowing you to become part of the magic. The wonder of Wild Lights is sure to create glowing smiles and bright memories for all. We’ll see YOU at sundown!

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Mar 11, 2025
We have had a membership since 1990. OK, Covid has changed some things such as the late evening members appreciation days in the summer is gone. The train is gone but that was due to another accident…Full review by Joe B
Mar 2, 2025
Overall, despite the weather being a little on the chilly side, our visit wasn't bad. Surprised that so many animals were out, even with the cold weather. We got there just before it opened and staye…Full review by Lisa P
Feb 6, 2025
NO paper maps!!! I couldn't believe it. I was told at the ticket counter that they were discontinued! For the prices they charge (parking and per person) that they could spend an additional 10 cents …Full review by ralfffy
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How long should I plan to spend at the zoo? I am going with my wife and 13 year old.
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I'd say go before tons of people come like around 8 or 9 and leave at 3 or 4 it's a nice experience and gives you time to eat the good food and look at all the animals and maybe enjoy …
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I'd say go before tons of people come like around 8 or 9 and leave at 3 or 4 it's a nice experience and gives you time to eat the good food and look at all the animals and maybe enjoy the water park a little bit.
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Answer by Inaas A · Apr 16, 2022
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How long does it take the average person without children to walk around and see everything?
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I'd say 90-120 minutes depending on how much time you spend viewing the animals. It's got a couple of hills within the park that provide a nice workout while walking.
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Has anyone done the Pygmy Hippo experience? What did you think?
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No, I have not done the Pygmy Hippo experience. I think under the right circumstances with the right people it would be an interesting experience.
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Answer by Kerry K · Jul 18, 2018
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Where would you recommend to spend the night when bringing a toddler to the zoo for a day and an overnighter? …
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Where would you recommend to spend the night when bringing a toddler to the zoo for a day and an overnighter? Somewhere easy access and with a kid friendly pool. Any suggestions?
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Residence Inn in Hurstbourne is nice - can’t recall if they have a pool though. We stay at these hotels when traveling w/kids because they have full kitchens
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Are any of the exhibits indoors
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There are a few indoor exhibits. There is also an indoor gift shop n
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Do you take in wildlife and injured pets?
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No. The Zoo does not have the space or resources to house ex-pets or animals other than those in our planned collection.
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