Indianapolis Zoo Membership Program Supporter
The Zoo is open at 100 percent capacity, including all buildings. Masks are not required at the Zoo, including in indoor spaces. Anyone who wants to wear a mask is welcome to do so.
Revered for their unmatched strength and respected for their tenacity, alligators and crocodiles are among the most impressive reptiles on the planet!
Come see these massive animals up close at our new exhibit, Alligators & Crocodiles: The Fight to Survive presented by Central Indiana Honda Dealers.
Included FREE with your Zoo membership, this outdoor habitat highlights two species — the American alligator and the Orinoco crocodile. But how will you tell them apart? The answer is right on the nose! Alligators have a broad, U-shaped snout while crocodiles have a narrow snout shaped like V.
DIGITAL MEMBERSHIP CARDS:
Memberships are active immediately upon purchase.
Please allow 2-3 weeks for your permanent membership card(s) to arrive in the mail.
You will receive a confirmation that contains your digital membership pass. To download your membership card to your smart device, just follow these simple steps:
You will need to present your digital membership card and photo ID at the Front Gate when you arrive for your visit.
LEVERAGE YOUR BENEFITS:
As a member, you have the power to visit the Zoo for an hour, an afternoon or a whole day. Be smarter than the average bear (so to speak):
Discover more about the remarkable new reptile species coming for our new exhibit, Alligators & Crocodiles: The Fight to Survive. See what animals are new in our Zoo family, like giraffe calf Kendi and rescued dolphin Trooper. Plus, get to know remarkable conservationists who are working to save species in the wild.
The Keeper's, Curator's and Director's Circle levels – is making a difference for animal conservation through membership support of the Indianapolis Zoo, and you can, too.
Your Indianapolis Zoo Membership helps support wild things and wild places.
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