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Reciprocal List 2010 Contact Information RECIPROCAL LIST 2010 CONTACT INFORMATION AND AGREEMENT - LISTED BY STATE NOTE TO MEMBERS: Zoos will honor agreements in accordance with the institutions own individual policies. You may want to contact the zoo in advance, this list is subject to change at any time. Reid Park Zoological Society members MUST present their current membership card with a photo I.D. at the admission window at other zoos and aquriums free for discounted admissions. Expired cards will not be honored. Please direct all inquires regarding this list to the Society at 520-881-4753 or 520-327-6343. ZOO AGREEMENT ADDRESS CITY, STATE, ZIP State PHONE Birmingham Zoo Free Admission Alabama (205)879-0409 Montgomery Zoo Free Admission 2301 Coliseum Parkway Montgomery, AL 36110 Alabama (334)240-4930 Phoenix Zoo 50% Off 455 North Galvin Parkway Phoenix, AZ 85008 Arizona (602)914-4358 Little Rock Zoo 50% Off 1 Zoo Dr Little Rock, AR 72205 Arkansas (501)661-7218 Aquarium of the Bay 50% Off The embarcadero at Beach Street San Francisco, CA 94133 California (415)623-5333 Free Admission Cabrillo Marine Aquarium 10% discount at gift shop 3720 Stephen M. White Drive San Pedro, CA 90731 California (310)548-7562 Charles Paddock Zoo Free Admission 9305 Pismo Avenue Atascadero, CA 93422 California (805)461-5080x2105 Coyote Point Museum Free Admission California (650)340-7591 Fresno Chaffee Zoo Free Admission 894 W Belmont Ave Fresno, CA 93728 California (559)498-5921 Happy Hollow Park Zoo Free Admission 1300 Senter Rd San Jose, CA 95112 California (408)794-6444 The Living Desert 50% Off 47900 Portola Ave. Palm Desert, CA 92260 California (760) 346-5694x2132 Los Angeles Zoo 50% Off 5333 Zoo Drive Los Angeles, CA 90027 California (323)644-4200 Micke Grove Zoo Free Admission 11793 N Micke Grove Rd Lodi, CA 95240 California (209)331-2010 Oakland Zoo 50% Off 9777 Golf Links Rd Oakland, CA 94605 California (510)632-9525x10 Sacramento Zoo 50% Off 3930 West Land Park Drive Sacramento, CA 95822 California (916)808-8376 San Francisco Zoo 50% Off 1 Zoo Rd San Francisco, CA 94132 California (415)753-7277 Santa Ana Zoo Free Admission 1801 E Chestnut Ave Santa Ana, CA 92701 California (714)953-8555 x 13 Santa Barbara Zoo Free Admission 500 Niños Dr Santa Barbara, CA 93103 California (805)962-5339 Sequoia Park Zoo Free Admission 3414 W Street Eureka, CA 95534 California (707)441-4263 Colorado Wolf & Wildlife Center Free Admission Colorado (719)687-9742 Pueblo Zoo 50% Off 3455 Nuckolls Ave Pueblo, CO 81005 Colorado (719)561-1452 Connecticut's Beardsley Zoo Free Admission 1875 Noble Avenue Bridgeport, CT 06606 Connecticut (203)394-6574 Brandywine Zoo Free Admission 1001 North Park Drive Wilmington, DE 19802 Delaware (302)571-7788x200 Free Admission Smithsonian's National Zoological Park 10% off at gift shops District of Columbia (202)633-3034 Brevard Zoo Free Admission 8225 N Wilkham Rd Melbourne, FL 32940 Florida (321)254-9453 Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens Free Admission P.O. Box 470309 Lake Monroe, FL 32747 Florida (407) 323- 4550x100 Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens 50% Off 370 Zoo Parkway Jacksonville, FL 32218 Florida (904)757-4463 x 208 Miami Metrozoo 50% Off 12400 SW 152 Street Miami, FL 33177 Florida (305)255-5551x130 Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium Free Admission 1600 Ken Thompson Parkway Sarasota, FL 34236 Florida (941)388-4441x373 Palm Beach Zoo 50% Off 1301 Summit Blvd West Palm Beach, FL 33405 Florida (561)533-0887x238 Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo Free Admission 1101 W Sligh Ave Tampa, FL 33604 Florida (813)935-8552x250 Chehaw Wild Animal Park Free Admission 105 Chehaw Park Rd Albany, GA 31701 Georgia (229)430-1927 Zoo Atlanta 50% Off 800 Cherokee Avenue SE Atalnta, GA 30315 Georgia (404)624-5886 Honolulu Zoo 50% Off 151 Kapahulu Ave. Honolulu, HI 96815 Hawaii (808)926-3191x10 Pocatello Zoo Free Admission 3101 Avenue of the Chiefs Pocatello, Id 83204 Idaho (208)234-6264 Tautphaus Park Zoo Free Admission Idaho (208)612-8421 Zoo Boise Free Admission 355 Julia Dewis Dr Boise, ID 83702 Idaho (208)384-4125x200 Free Admission Cosley Zoo 25% off @ gift shop 1356 Gary Ave Wheaton, IL 60187 Illinois (630)665-5534 Henson Robinson Zoo Free Admission 1100 East Lake Drive Springfield, IL 62712 Illinois (217)753-6217 Free Admission 10%Off at food court & Gift shop 20% Off Education Discount Lincoln Park Zoo at Events 2200 N Cannon Dr Chicago, IL 60614 Illinois (312)742-2076 Miller Park Zoo Free Admission 1020 S Morris Ave Bloomington, IL 61701 Illinois (309)434-2250 Niabi Zoo Free Admission 12908 Niabi Zoo Road Coal Valley, IL 61240 Illinois (309)799-3482x221 Peoria Zoo Free Admission 2218 N Prospect Rd Peoria, IL 61603 Illinois (309)681-3500 Scovill Zoo 50% Off 71 S Country Club Rd Decatur, IL 62521 Illinois (217)421-7435 Columbian Park Zoo Free Admission 1915 Scott St Lafayette, IN 47904 Indiana (765)807-1545 Fort Wayne Children Zoo 50% Off 3411 Sherman Blvd Fort Wayne, IN 46808 Indiana (260)427-6827 Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic Garden Free Admission 1545 Mesker Park Dr Evansville, IN 47720 Indiana (812)435-6143x407 Potawatomi Zoo Free Admission 500 S Greenlawn Ave South Bend, IN 46615 Indiana (574)288-4639 Washington Park Zoo 50% off 115 Lake Shore Dr Michigan City, IN 46360 Indiana (219)873-1510 Blank Park Zoo Free Admission 7401 SW 9th Street Des Moines, IA 50315 Iowa (515)974-2600 Free Admission 25% discount on David Traylor Zoo of Emporia merchandise 75 Soden Road, PO Box 928 Emporia, KS 66801 Kansas (620)341-4365 Free Admission Hutchinson Zoo 20% off in gift shop Kansas (620)694-2672 Kansas City Zoo 50% Off Kansas (816)513-5805 Lee Ricahrdson Zoo Free Admission 405 S 4th Garden City, KS 67846 Kansas (620)276-6243 Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure 50% Off 625 N Hedville Salina, KS 67401 Kansas (785)827-9488x116 Sedgwick County Zoo 50% Off 5555 Zoo Boulevard Wichita, KS 67212 Kansas (316)660-9453 Sunset Zoo Free Admission 2333 Oak St Manhattan, KS 66502 Kansas (785)587-2737 Topeka Zoological Park Free Admission 635 S Gage Blvd Topeka, KS 66606 Kansas (785)368-9161 The Louisville Zoo Free Admission 1100 Trevilian Way Louisville, KY 40213 Kentucky (502)238-5603 Alexandria Zoo Free Admission Louisiana (318)441-6814 Baton Rouge Zoo Free Admission P.O. Box 60 Baker, LA 70704 Louisiana (225)775-3877 Maryland Zoo in Baltimore Free Admission Baltimore Maryland (443)552-5281 Free Admission Salisbury Zoo 25% off @ gift shop Salisbury Maryland (410)860-6880 Buttonwood Park Zoological Society Free Admission 425 Hawthorn Street New Bedford, MA 02740 Massachusetts (508)991-4556 Capron Park Zoo Free Admission 201 County St Attleboro, MA 02703 Massachusetts (774)203-1840 Franklin Park Zoo in Boston 50% Off One Franklin Park RD Boston, MA 02121 Massachusetts (617)989-2076 Museum of Science Free Admission Boston Massachusetts (617)589-0180 Stone Zoo 50% Off 149 Pond Street Stoneham, MA 02180 Massachusetts (617)989-2077 Binder Park Zoo 50% Off 7400 Division Drive Battle Creek, MI 49014 Michigan (269)979-1351x134 Children's Zoo at Celebration Square Free Admission 1730 S Washington Ave (M13 at M46) Saginaw, MI 48601 Michigan (989)759-1408 Detroit Zoo 50% Off 8450 W 10 Mile Rd Royal Oak, MI 48067 Michigan (248)514-5717x3753 John Ball Zoological Gardens Free Admission PO Box 2506 Grand Rapids, MI 49504 Michigan (616)336-3309 Potter Park Zoological Gardens Free Admission 1301 S Pennsylvania Ave Lansing, MI 48912 Michigan (517)342-2713 Free Admission Como Park Zoo and Conservatory 15% discount at gift shop 1225 Eastbrook Drive St. Paul, MN 55103 Minnesota (651)487-8225 Lake Superior Zoo Free Admission 7210 Fremont St Duluth, MN 55807 Minnesota (218)730-4500 Minnesota Zoo Free Admission 13000 Zoo Blvd Apple Valley, MN 55124 Minnesota (952)431-9200 Pine Grove Zoo Free Admission 1200 West Broadway Little Falls, MN 56345 Minnesota (320)616-5595 The Jackson Zoo Free Admission 2918 W Capitol St Jackson, MS 39209 Mississippi (601)352-2580 x 226 Dickerson Park Zoo Free Admission 3043 North Fort Springfield, MO 65803 Missouri (417)833-1570 Hattiesburg Zoological Society Free Admission 107 S 17th Ave Hattiesburg, MS 39401 Missouri (601) 545-4576x202 Free Admission Saint Louis Zoo 50% off Safari Pass St. Louis Missouri (314)646-4579 Wild Canid Survival & Research Center Free Admission Eureka Missouri (636)938-5900 Zoo Montana Free Admission 2100 S. Shiloh Rd Billings, MT 59106 Montana (406)652-8100 Lincoln Children's Zoo Free Admission Lincoln Nebraska (402)475-6741x136 Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo 50% Off 3701 South 10th St Omaha, NE 68107 Nebraska (402)733-8401 Riverside Zoo Free Admission 1600 South Beltline Hwy West Scottsbluff, NE 69361 Nebraska (308)632-2971 Squam Lakes Natural Science Center Free Admission PO Box 173 Holderness, NH 03245 New Hampshire (603)968-7194 Bergen County Zoo Free Admission 216 Forest Ave Paramus, NJ 07652 New Jersey (201)262-3771x113 Free Admission Cape May County Park and Zoo 10% off at gift shops Cape May New Jersey (609)465-5271 Turtle Back Zoo Free Admission 560 Northfield Ave West Orange, NJ 07052 New Jersey (973)731-5800 Alameda Park Zoo Free Admission PO Box 596 Alamogordo, NM 88310 New Mexio (575)439-4290 Albuquerque Aquarium (NM BioPark Society) 50% Off 903 Tenth St SW Albuquerque, NM 87102 New Mexico (505)764-6280 Living Desert Zoo & Gardens State Park Free Admission 1504 Miehls Dr Carlsbad, NM 88220 New Mexico (575)887-5516 Rio Grande Botanic Garden (NM BioPark Society) 50% Off 904 Tenth St SW Albuquerque, NM 87103 New Mexico (505)764-6281 Rio Grande Zoo (NM BioPark Society) 50% Off 905 Tenth St SW Albuquerque, NM 87104 New Mexico (505)764-6282 Binghamton Zoo at Ross Park Free Admission 185 Park Ave.
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