Calling all ghosts, goblins, little ghouls and boys… on October 17th, 18th, 24th, and 25th, BREC’s Baton Rouge Zoo is thrilled to be able to host their most popular family event of the year – Boo at the Zoo! This year’s event will be a little bit different than in the past. For safety purposes, pre-prepared treat bags will be available for children to pick-up upon exiting the Zoo. They are still encouraging creative & fun costumes for all guests to create a merry-not-scary experience!
This year at Boo at the Zoo
Regular Zoo admission applies and admission is free for Friends of the Zoo Members. Admission gates open 9:30am – 4:00pm. Grounds close at 5 pm.
Due to COVID-19 Safeguards, we will be pre-packaging treat bags for all children ages 12 and under to collect upon exiting their adventure at the Zoo.
We encourage costumes, as always, and protective face masks for guests.
While this year’s event will be a little bit different, we promise to keep this family tradition special.
There will be traditional photo ops throughout the Zoo with Fall and Halloween themed structures.
As well, we will be providing fun and festive enrichments to our animal friends throughout the day.
It’s sure to be a good time for all ages!
Upcoming Dates:
Saturday, October 17, 2020
Sunday, October 18, 2020
Saturday, October 24, 2020
Sunday, October 25, 2020
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q: How old do you have to be to trick-or-treat?
A: Treats are for children under the age of 12.
Q: Is parking free?
A: Parking is free, but the parking lot often fills up for Boo at the Zoo. Deputies will assist in directing traffic but please “bear” with them. Cars will be permitted to enter as soon as spots become available. It’s best to get there early!
Q: Is your event scary?
A: Boo at the Zoo is a merry, not scary Halloween event. The Hay Maze & other attractions are not scary and are suitable for young children.
Q: Can we bring our own snacks and beverages?
A: Outside snacks and beverages are not allowed inside the Zoo, but feel free to enjoy your Zoo favorites at the Flamingo Cafe, or try out the Food Court with everything from quesadillas and fried pickles to funnel cakes and smoothies!
You won’t want to miss this day of family fun!
Learn more at the BREC Baton Rouge Zoo website and follow the Baton Rouge Zoo Facebook page for updates!
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