BOSTON · ZOO TOURS
The wildlife days worth the trip.
The 5 boston zoo tours families head to most, gathered in one place. Which animals you will meet, how long to set aside, who runs the park, and what a ticket at the gate costs.
72 acres of animals at Franklin Park Zoo: lion, giraffes, gorillas, butterflies, and an Aussie trail. Free parking, one-day entry.
Most Popular“Really enjoyed visiting the Franklin Park Zoo with our granddaughters. Loved the light show sculptures almost as much as all the animals. Would be nice to go back at night when they are all lighted. Great experience overall.”
Boston Pass gives mobile entry to 40+ sights, including Museum of Science and Franklin Park Zoo, across 1–7 flexible days with the Go City app.
“We had great experience on/off the bus. Drivers were very knowledgeable. We saw everything we wanted to in the 1 day we had off our cruise ship. I would highly recommend this tour.”
Boston All-Inclusive Pass by Go City bundles 45+ attractions and tours for 1–7 days with instant QR access via app or PDF.
“This pass is definitely worth the money. Very easy to use. We did not feel like we had to linger at each attraction. The low cost allowed us to move from stop to stop quickly since we did not have much time in the city.”
Boston All-Inclusive Pass with the Go City app gets you into 45+ top sights, including trolley and skyline stops, plus Franklin Park Zoo.
“Great pass! Saved us so much on entrance fees! We’ll worth the price.”
Stone Zoo ticket for a full day in nature and wildlife, with cougar sisters, gibbons, and a seasonal Butterfly Oasis across 26 acres.
“Fun time and park was clean”
Great zoos and wildlife parks worth the trip, city by city.
