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Booatthefwzoo S ATTRACTIONS FOOD and BEVERAGE ANIMALS 15 16 13 12 14 18 19 10 11 24 20 37 36 35 9 57 21 51 32 32 32 56 54 49 8 58 55 53 52 50 46 44 38 23 5 39 59 77 S 43 61 75 45 60 76 34 62 40 41 74 42 27 31 32 33 25 63 29 30 26 UNDER RENOVATION 64 67 28 3 UNDER RENOVATION 4 2 65 70 71 72 68 69 73 66 1 Entrance/Exit I Restroom Guest Services OUR ANIMALS ARE FIRST AID & SECURITY: PHOTOGRAPHY: The use of any photography ON SPECIAL DIETS. Officers patrol the park 24 hours (still and video) is strictly limited to personal use. ATM Stroller Rental a day. Contact any employee It cannot be sold or used for commercial purposes. Smoking Area Food & Beverage Please don’t feed them or throw for assistance. For more information, please contact the PR any objects into their exhibits. Department at 817-759-7500. #BooattheFWZoo S ATTRACTIONS FOOD AND BEVERAGE ANIMALS 4 Safari Depot – 49 Petting Yard 2 Monkey Business 75 Bluebonnet Cafe – 5 Gorillas, orangutans 16 Malayan tigers 29 Poison dart frogs 41 Red-crowned cranes 60 Touch tank (horseshoe crabs, 68 Western diamondback Bone Rattler Express Dickey’s Barbecue, and bonobos urchins) rattlesnake 50 Play Barn 11 Savannah Snacks 17 Striped hyena 30 Scorpions and tarantulas 43 African and Pizza Hut, Ranch Grill 34 Wild Moments Photography 8 Black rhinos rockhopper penguins 61 Brown and white pelicans 69 Mexican long-nosed bats 51 Wild West Shooting Gallery 18 Tiger Treats 20 African lions 31 Komodo dragons 76 Ice Cream Parlor 38 Tasmanian Tower 9 Meerkats 54 Swift fox 62 Roseate spoonbills 70 Texas horned lizards 52 Hall of Wonders 19 Dippin’ Dots 21 Zebras 32 Macaws 44 Outdoor Learning Theater 10 Asian elephants 55 Black-tailed prairie dog 63 Mountain lions 71 Ideal Partners Insect City 53 Weather Theater 25 Crocodile Cafe – GIFT SHOPS 23 Lesser kudu and springbok 33 Ring-tailed lemurs 45 Texas Wild! Depot – Burger King, Jungle Grill, 12 Giraffes and ostrich 56 White-tailed deer 64 Bald eagle 72 Lone Star Mining Co. 1 Safari Shop 24 Nubian ibex 35 Parrot Paradise Bone Rattler Express Ice Cream Shoppe Movie House 13 Hippos 57 American alligator 65 White-nosed coati 3 Safari Supplies 26 Gharials 36 Harpy eagle and Andean condor 46 Kooky Carousel 40 Zoo Creek Cafe 73 Texas Nature Traders 14 Greater one-horned rhinos 58 North American river otters 66 Jaguar 74 General Store 27 Aldabra tortoises 37 King vulture 42 Penguin Snacks 74 Safari Splash 15 White tigers 59 Black bears 67 Brush Country Aviary 77 Toadally Texas Treats 28 King cobra 39 Red kangaroos Get ready for Boo at the Zoo! Enjoy treat stations, carnival games, animal shows and more. and shows animal games, carnival stations, treat Enjoy Zoo! the at Boo for ready Get 5 29 28 27, OCT 1O TIME ANIMAL LOCATION P.M. & A.M. TO A.M. JOIN IN ALL THE SPOOKY, KOOKY FUN! 10:30 a.m. Bonobo & Orangutan World of Primates CANDY: 11 a.m. Turtle and tortoise Museum of Living Art (MOLA) Treat Stations and carnival games at Boo at the Zoo require a treat Giraffe African Savannah coupon. Zoo guests and Zoo members will receive six Boo at the Zoo treat coupons (per admission ticket/Zoo membership) at the Zoo’s 11:30 a.m. Meerkat African Savannah ticket booths at no additional cost. White tiger Asian Falls Additional treat coupons may be purchased at any ticket booth, in 12:30 p.m. Komodo dragon & Ring-tailed lemur Museum of Living Art (MOLA) the Special Events Pavilion or at the General Store in Texas Wild! for $3/six coupons. Treat coupons may be redeemed at treat stations 1 p.m. North American river otter, Pineywoods & Swamps, Texas Wild! throughout the entire park. SUPPORTED BY: SUPPORTED American alligator and alligator snapping turtle Asian elephant Asian Falls ENTERTAINMENT AND ACTIVITIES: Skull-A-Tones - No bones about it, these skeletons may not have any 1:30 p.m. Raptor mews Brush Country, Texas Wild! muscle but they sure can carry a tune. African lion African Savannah Strolling Characters - Keep an eye out for special characters roaming PRESENTED BY: PRESENTED 2 p.m. Black bear Pineywoods & Swamps, Texas Wild! the main path. Perfect for a photo op. Saltwater crocodile and gharial Museum of Living Art (MOLA) Pumpkin Patch - Be sure to take a gander at this gourdous gathering 2:30 p.m. Black rhino African Savannah of pumpkins painted by local residents and Zoo staff. Mountain lion, jaguar and coyote Mountains and Deserts, Texas Wild! Boo Craft - Pop by to make a fun, Halloween-themed craft. (while supplies last) 3 p.m. Great Barrier Reef Australian Outback Razzmajazz - Just try not to tap your toes and smile when you hear Caribbean and Chilean flamingos Flamingo Bay the happy sounds of this brass trio. 3:30 p.m. African lion African Savannah Stop by the Tot Spot for special games and activities for the littlest WILD ENCOUNTERS WILD Red wolf Pineywoods & Swamps, Texas Wild! ghouls and boys. 4 p.m. Western lowland gorilla World of Primates The Little Gym – a pint-sized gym for the littler guests. Hippopotamus African Savannah DJ Wolfie Jack’s Dance Party - Wacky games, crazy dancing and FORTWORTHZOO.org spooky tunes. Mystery Boxes - Are you a tactile learner and aspiring Nancy Drew *Daily schedule is subject to change. Please check the clocks at each exhibit for accurate times. or Sherlock Holmes? Stop by Texas Nature Traders to solve the mysterious mystery of what is in the box. Listen to some Halloween ditties and spot some spooky sites as you ride the rails on the Bone Rattler Express. One-way tickets are $3 TIME SHOW LOCATION ($2 for Zoo members).* The Kooky Carousel animals have magically turned themselves 10:30 a.m. Professor Pop’s Bubble Show Special Events Pavilion around. Take a backwards ride if you dare! Tickets are $3 per ride ($2 for Zoo members).* SPECIAL THANKS TO 11:15 a.m. The Drummin’ Monkeys Show Special Events Pavilion *Paid attractions Noon Professor Pop’s Bubble Show Special Events Pavilion SPECIAL FOOD AND MERCHANDISE: Sand art at the Special Events Pavilion Noon Super Animal Squad Outdoor Learning Theater PRESENTING SPONSOR: SUPPORTING SPONSOR: Halloween tattoos at the jail cart in Texas Wild!. 12:45 p.m. The Drummin’ Monkeys Show Special Events Pavilion Spooky backgrounds at Wild Moments 1:30 p.m. Professor Pop’s Bubble Show Special Events Pavilion Caramel apples, rice crispy treats and fall flavors of fudge at Toadally Texas Treats 1:30 p.m. Super Animal Squad Outdoor Learning Theater Sausage Corn Dogs at Penguin Snacks. Cotton Candy, popcorn and rice crispy treats at the 2:15 p.m. The Drummin’ Monkeys Show Special Events Pavilion Special Events Pavilion 3 p.m. Professor Pop’s Bubble Show Special Events Pavilion STAGE SHOWS: 3 p.m. Super Animal Squad Outdoor Learning Theater Professor Pop’s Bubble Show STAGE SHOWS STAGE Don’t you wish you loved anything as much as children love bubbles? CONTRIBUTING SPONSOR: TREAT STATION SPONSORS: 3:45 p.m. The Drummin’ Monkeys Show Special Events Pavilion A whole show full of bubble tricks sure to delight guests of all ages. The Drummin’ Monkeys Show Monkey see, monkey do, you’ll like this show and your kids will, too. (P.S. - This is not actual monkeys drumming. Come on, you’re better than that.) S Super Animal Squad Fort Worth #BooattheFWZoo Not all heroes wear capes. Some wear scales, feathers or quills. .
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