Boston · ZOOS
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These are the 3 best zoos tours in Boston right now: what each one costs, how long it takes, and the kind of traveller it suits. Start at the top; it earns the spot.
Franklin Park Zoo in Boston is a full-day ticket for animal habitats, from Kalahari lions to a year-round Tropical Forest.
“Great zoo with good selection of animals...Covid precautions were great...beautifully kept..good for kids”
A flexible Boston Pass with 40+ attractions, mobile entry, and savings, including Museum of Science and Franklin Park Zoo.
“Go-City is a great way to move around the city and visit sites of interest. The Cityview Hop off/hop on trolley has knowledgeable and interesting drivers, who make the ride fun. The included sites are some of the most popular and allow you to go right in without hassle. It’s hard to use all 46 site passes in two days, but still worth the cost to plan as many as you can.”
Boston All-Inclusive Pass by Go City saves up to 50% with 45+ attractions, instant mobile QR access, and Franklin Park Zoo included.
“Great pass! Saved us so much on entrance fees! We’ll worth the price.”
