Discounted Indianapolis Zoo Tickets
Click here to purchase your discounted zoo tickets courtesy of Thrive Credit Union.
For information on Zoo Hours, please visit www.indianapoliszoo.com
Discount Ticket Prices
| March 17 – May 31 | June 1 – Oct.28 | Oct. 29 – March 15 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adults | $13.00 | $14.25 | $9.70 |
| Youth (2-12) | $9.00 | $10.25 | $7.00 |
Animals and All That Jazz
July 5 – August 2
5:30 – 8:30pm
Included with regular Zoo admission
This Thursday night tradition is returning for its 31st year!
Animals and All That Jazz will be under the Bicentennial Pavilion again this year to offer more space to eat, drink, kickback or dance! This summer concert series features sensational music from several genres of jazz music and a variety of artists.
Come play early at the Zoo and stay late for a night of live jazz music! Experience the ambiance of the Zoo after hours along with:
- Live musical performances from 5:30-8:30pm.
- Great specialty food stations that feature a new menu for purchase each night.
- A full bar featuring beer sampling for those 21 and older.
- Animals on exhibit until 7pm.
- Rides available until 7pm with a special offer of $1 per ride ticket from 5-7pm for Zoo members.
- Tables under the Bicentennial Pavilion are open on a first-come, first-serve basis.
Make the most of your day by coming out early and staying late.
Enjoy a full day at the Zoo, save time and money by purchasing tickets in advance online or at participating Indiana Members Credit Union locations.
Meet One of the Many Rescued Marine Mammals Living at the Zoo: Ray
When animals cannot survive in their natural habitat, zoos and aquariums play a major role in providing these critters with safe, permanent homes. Rescued animals are wonderful ambassadors, educating the public about the challenges their species face in the wild, and the opportunity to watch these individuals grow and thrive is immensely rewarding, both for their caregivers and the whole community.
Here at the Indianapolis Zoo, we’re proud to provide a permanent home to many rescued animals, including a large group of marine mammals. As an accredited aquarium as well as a zoo, our highly skilled and extensively trained staff has many years of combined experience working with rescued aquatic animals.
One of those animals is Ray, our male California sea lion. Ray was discovered stranded on two separate occasions following multiple gunshot attacks, the last of which left him significant injuries to his mouth and right eye. With his limited vision, rescuers ultimately determined that he couldn’t be returned to the wild.
After coming to the Zoo in August 2012, Ray adjusted quickly to life in our sea lion exhibit. And while he eventually lost the sight in his left eye as well, Ray had already learned all the twists and turns of our fixed environment, which means he’s still able to maneuver through the exhibit confidently.