Boo at the Zoo 2011
Sponsored by Sendik’s Food Markets
Oct. 21 & 22, 6-9 p.m.
Call (414) 256-5466 for details
Free Zoo admission for Zoological Society
members with ID.
Milwaukee County parking fee: $11
Zoo Pass Plus members receive free parking.
NO trick-or-treating.
 Dressed as a bride, Ava Bartos, 7, of Oconomowoc, grins at a hand-carved pumpkin during Boo at the Zoo last year. |
The Milwaukee County Zoo: By day a fun, joyful place; by night, well, who really knows what prowls deep inside the Zoo’s 200- year-old urban forest, or what lurks beneath the murky depths of Lake Evinrude? But don’t be frightened—come to Boo at the Zoo, a kid-friendly event, and see what the Zoo is like on an autumn night. You can run wild with the ghosts and goblins. Then, go near the Florence Mila Borchert Big Cat Country and check out a pumpkin patch with hundreds of jack-o-lanterns carved by Zoo Pride volunteers. Visit the Wolf Woods exhibit for a musical light show with eerily creative displays. Make your way through a not-so-spooky Haystack Maze in the Northwestern Mutual Family Farm and purchase caramel apples at the end. Finally, consider going on a ghostly train ride through the park.
Reduced admission rates apply on both Friday and Saturday:
Reduced admission rates apply for evening hours only.
| Adults: | $6.50 |
| Children: | $5 (age 3 to 12) |
| Parking: | $6 |
| Special thanks to our Boo at the Zoo sponsor: |
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