Central Park Zoo tickets

We love the zoo our favorites were the lemurs and monkeys

I spent a magical afternoon at the Central Park Zoo with my three nieces visiting from Texas—ages 10, 9, and 5—and it was a hit for all of us. From watching the sea lions put on a splashy show to spotting the red pandas lounging in the trees, every corner of the zoo sparked excitement and wonder. The Tisch Children’s Zoo was a favorite—especially the petting area where the girls got up close with goats and sheep. The zoo is small enough to explore without feeling rushed, but packed with enough variety to keep all three kids engaged. Clean facilities, friendly staff, and a perfect mix of education and fun. We ended the visit with a walk through the gift shop and some well-earned ice cream nearby. Highly recommend for families with young kids—easy to navigate, stroller-friendly, and filled with New York charm.

Think tour guides name was David he is a volunteer on a Monday. He made our visit worthwhile. He is so polite friendly but still professional

More intimate than larger city zoos.

it's got to be the bears and the penguins. i'd never seen a chinstrap penguin before and it was pure magic!!!

Very easy to use and the park was lovely.

Animals, habitats, care taken to plant so many flowers

The zoo did not meet my expectations, I thought I would see more exotic and different animals.

There were several animals not seen (bears et al) and other displays unavailable because work was being done. There was a gay flag flying next to the American flag which I find personally insulting for a public institution to push their political agenda on mostly children. Get real

the ticket wouldn't properly scan and we were denied entry and we refused to pay extra to get in so we never managed entry really upset

The PDF not opened when I was there. I lost the tickets.

Had a two hour guided tour with a zoo docent that was just fantastic. I had very inquisitive grandchildren, who asked many questions and had most of them answered in a very nice way.

Great location and selection of animals. Loved the petting zoo!

The snow leopards were amazing and abate to see.

We love the zoo our favorites were the lemurs and monkeys

Easy booking. Great experience.

very practical, I had no trouble accessing the attractions.

This experience is perfect for children very beautiful it is necessary to have time to go all over the place.

Awesome and really awesome it was the most awesome thing in the world

Everytime a great experience. It doesn't matter how often we visit the museum

excellent expositions, everything very nice, excellent cleanliness and leadership.

The family really enjoyed the museum and that's what is important. It was great to see and have our list. A lot to see in such a short time we had.

I spent a magical afternoon at the Central Park Zoo with my three nieces visiting from Texas—ages 10, 9, and 5—and it was a hit for all of us. From watching the sea lions put on a splashy show to spotting the red pandas lounging in the trees, every corner of the zoo sparked excitement and wonder. The Tisch Children’s Zoo was a favorite—especially the petting area where the girls got up close with goats and sheep. The zoo is small enough to explore without feeling rushed, but packed with enough variety to keep all three kids engaged. Clean facilities, friendly staff, and a perfect mix of education and fun. We ended the visit with a walk through the gift shop and some well-earned ice cream nearby. Highly recommend for families with young kids—easy to navigate, stroller-friendly, and filled with New York charm.

Ticketing was OK by internet but not clear witch exibition was availlable ! So I didn't buy an additional ticket for exibition.

Fantastic exhibition. We entered at 11 a.m. and left at 5:30 p.m. after seeing the last few floors running from the huge exhibit . I also recommend doing one of the 6 experiences the museum offers

Van Clef exhibit fantastic Be careful you don't buy from a voucher seller: confused staff : Cost more to add an exhibit $$$ This voucher cost me at least 30 minutes of extra time at staff booths. They come up first when u buy on line!!

I bought tichets online. After we enter în the museum we had to stay to another line for 45 minute to validate the tichets. I never meet this in another museum.

Think tour guides name was David he is a volunteer on a Monday. He made our visit worthwhile. He is so polite friendly but still professional

The dinosaur exhibition but the entrance tickets are terrible if they are already purchased online because they must be validated at the museum.

The exhibits were very interesting, especially the planetarium, but the museum was overcrowded which made viewing difficult.

It was good, we stood in line anyway and then you have to exchange for paper tickets, which is absurd. I don't think we gained much by buying advance tickets online.

Very comprehensive of American history

Already with these entries everything was very easy, very beautiful places.

I had to wait in a reasonably long line to exchange my ticket for the museum entrance.

Awsome displays and Victoria was so engaging!

The dinosaur collection was impressive.

More intimate than larger city zoos.

it's got to be the bears and the penguins. i'd never seen a chinstrap penguin before and it was pure magic!!!

Quality replicas, but they are so spread out that we became disengaged.

The line to get into the vanderbilt building was long, but totally worth it! We liked it! Moma was so incredibly efficient and kid friendly!

So many artists and different works. Something for everyone. And a nice cafe and bar to relax for a while in. Well laid out.

The Museum self is amazing and all artwork.

Loved the huge tapestry exhibit and all the old favourite masters - can't beat a Starry Night ❤️

We love the zoo our favorites were the lemurs and monkeys

Classics and Contemporary in such an unbeliveble Building, it's needed to do, if you have a stay in NY

The enormous space of the museum and all the different rooms

It was very straightforward and quick to enter the exhibition. It was great experience.

A wonderful experience, good organization, punctuality, care, incredible works, I would definitely recommend your visit.

I spent a magical afternoon at the Central Park Zoo with my three nieces visiting from Texas—ages 10, 9, and 5—and it was a hit for all of us. From watching the sea lions put on a splashy show to spotting the red pandas lounging in the trees, every corner of the zoo sparked excitement and wonder. The Tisch Children’s Zoo was a favorite—especially the petting area where the girls got up close with goats and sheep. The zoo is small enough to explore without feeling rushed, but packed with enough variety to keep all three kids engaged. Clean facilities, friendly staff, and a perfect mix of education and fun. We ended the visit with a walk through the gift shop and some well-earned ice cream nearby. Highly recommend for families with young kids—easy to navigate, stroller-friendly, and filled with New York charm.

As an art teacher & artist, I feel the spaces & display provided wonderful viewing for all attending. The lighting was well done. The numerous, extraordinary, important art works that I have only seen in art history books, were glorious to see. Each was breathtaking! I was thankful to be able to view & approach each work intimately & respectfully, allowing me to enjoy the artist's hand at work. I feel more connected historically, humanly, & artistically to our world. My inner passions for art have been stirred to the point of brimming over with inspiration. Thank you to all professional staff & MoMA for a day well spent traveling through time with creativity & passion.

We arrived into Manhattan at 1:25 pm. We'd last eaten at 3 am EST. The moma not only was smazing- but we ate ate 2 of their cafes. I am celiac -and they were able to accommodate those allergies! The food was fresh and high quality! Great adventure!

CAMP films, artwork, I've been to the MOMA before and appreciate that I only recognized a few pieces and was seeing many new works.

The museum staff were very rude to visitors, yelling at them to get away from the paintings. EVERY single painting should have the railing around the front of it so people will respect the boundary & the "guards" don't have to yell every five seconds. It really detracted from the experience.

I ran out of time to visit the 4th floor. I didn't see my favorite painters 😩 they threw us out in a bad way. If they had explained it to me before I would have gone earlier.

I enjoyed the various artworks displayed around the museum, although my absolute favourite was the retro-design and pop culture section located at the northern part of the 3rd floor. It featured a walkman, first Mac PC, and a first moka Express along with various facts about these pop culture icons

The experience was wonderful. From the moment we ordered the ticket through the very user-friendly hall, the possibility of bringing wine into the hall was wonderful. The audience cooperated, the perfect direction, the talented cast, we enjoyed every moment. Thank you.

With the pre-booked ticket you still have to wait in the same line with everybody else before you get into the museum. But it goes ahead pretty fast. In the MoMa most people seem to go for the most famous paintings, while it's more acceptable in the other rooms. It's crowded anyway. However, it's a great museum and absolutely worth a visit.

I enjoy the exhibits and arts. Amazing and wonderful. This is my very first arts visit. It could have been better had I have a little background about these famous people and their works. It's a great place to visit

I always enjoy MOMA, especially the large collection of Impressists. This time in addition to my usual favorites I really enjoyed the Turning Point Exhibition. It was fascinating to read about the thoughts and intentions behind these innovative designs. The exhibit was also displayed in a very enticing manner with each exhibit allocated its own mini stage.

Seeing the works of Monet, Picasso and Van Gough, I was speechless. These were priceless jewels and no words I can utter to further explain the beauty that comes from each canvass.

The museum is phenomenal that goes without saying I can walk around there for hours. But I am taken aback about how loud it is how everybody seems to be comfortable to have full conversations. When I'm at the Met or the Whitney, I can hear my heartbeat. I really had a hard time. Enjoying everything with how loud it was. I also think you should make some efforts to organize the crowd around starry night. I'm not gonna pretend to have the answer. But putting it in the corner seems like maybe not the way to go. I had a few interactions with the staff and they were polite, respectful and very helpful. Nothing but great things to say about them.

Think tour guides name was David he is a volunteer on a Monday. He made our visit worthwhile. He is so polite friendly but still professional

An exhibit Jack Whitten was stunning. We slso had a bite at the Cafe ehich was good. The tapestry "Cadence" was gorgeous!

The ticket process was easy, thanks to you. The Caspar David Friedrich exhibit was astounding and captivated me most of the day. Love The Met!

We love the zoo our favorites were the lemurs and monkeys

Think tour guides name was David he is a volunteer on a Monday. He made our visit worthwhile. He is so polite friendly but still professional

More intimate than larger city zoos.

Animals, habitats, care taken to plant so many flowers

The zoo did not meet my expectations, I thought I would see more exotic and different animals.