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4.5 FYI Wed is PAYW day for the Bronx zoo so lower rate. Booked Wed tickets on the previous Monday- paid $14.95 zoo admission which includes all star attractions (was $17.95 last year). Worth it bec some animals can be seen only in the paid star attractions. Since we had the all- inclusive (or if you're willing to pay extra), we didn't skip the Children's zoo. A sloth, anteater, skunk etc are there and saw them up close. Can hand feed too. Hand washing station available. Was a great visit bec most animals were out and active (some were mating!) on that less humid, cloudy day. A big area to cover. Didn't see the shuttles on that Wed. I like walking but sometimes we had to go around areas we've been to to get to another area. Also there is signage but a list of what's in the area a path leads to would help. I guess we can look at our phone too which we kept doing.
Updating this review, because it should be noted how this zoo just keeps getting better and better. We went for our annual family trip and had a blast! We bought into the membership so we are looking to make more visits over the summer. We also missed out on the new Daniel Tiger exhibit and Bubs is a fan, so we will def be going sooner rather than later. Here's to many more Zoo trips!
I was 58k steps into a 100k steps day when I arrived at the hallowed ground that is the Bronx Zoo. You really need to move as much as possible on the 100k step days, so zoos are the ultimate hack to keep moving while taking your mind off the throbbing of your legs. An old coworker of mine used to RAVE about the Bronx zoo, and he was not lyin. We saw everything, including but not limited to giraffes, rhinos, gorillas, camels, tigers, sea lions, aardvarks, lions, a peacock, etc. All those were rad, but seeing an Okapi truly altered my brain chemistry. I didn't even know an Okapi existed, and am still not fully convinced they do. It was a half zebra, half giraffe, and half horse hybrid. One cannot help but make the comparison to ManBearPig. It really got me wondering. If I didn't even know Zebraffehorse existed, what else don't I know about the world? Sometimes we get stuck in routines and being trapped in this bubble inflates our egos to the point where we think we understand everything. Seeing this Okapi humbled me and reminded me that all I know is that I know nothing. Get over to the Bronx Zoo, it's good for the soul. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo
Love the Bronx zoo so much. My family and i come several times a year to enjoy the animals. Today, we came with Wednesday admission tickets which are nearly $15 a ticket. We wanted to enjoy all the star attractions which are normally $7 each. It was a super hot day, and because of this, the monorail was closed. Also, the zoo shuttle wasn't working. I wish I knew ahead of time because I would have planned to come in through the southern blvd exit and make my way down to the Asia exit but it's ok. We enjoyed everything else. My son loved the Congo seeing the gorillas and also the children's zoo. The bug carousel is also always fun. We were so glad to eat inside the dancing crane where the ac felt nice. We had neck fans today since the heat was intense. I plan to come back to the holiday lights event. Hopefully next time we decide to visit the monorail will be working
I vacillate between my support of zoos and revulsion. I hope conservation efforts do more good than harm. I love animals and with their habitats disappearing maybe zoos are a good last ditch effort. The Bronx appears to keep the animals in a healthy environment. The park itself is clean. Of note could use a few more restrooms.
The train experience was by far one of the best experiences ever. I didn't know it existed. Theres a trolley that goes around on a tour, it is very well curated and has great views of the animals. It was a 20-25 minute wait to ride. The food/drink experience is all strategically placed. The food was better than I expected. I went for a work event and the staff went the extra mile. I was very impressed. Also glad they have beer and wine options lol. I would say if you are expecting this to be a 2/2.5 hour outing. Expect 4 hours and bring comfy sneakers. The biggest obstacle was parking- was designated to go to a rear parking lot which was a bit of a nightmare to get to.
We used to be members when my son was younger and I honestly don't remember the last time I was there. It was so nice to go back today and the weather was perfect! Low 50's and not a cloud in the sky. Wednesday is free day and we got there nice and early at 10 am. Park was pretty empty and we did the whole park. Unfortunately the monorail doesn't open for a couple of weeks. 10,000 steps and 3 hours. The crowd did pick up as we were leaving. My advice is bring your own food and drinks - park prices for the concession stand were standard- $5 for a bottle of water
Try to go here with the kids once or twice every year It's great on how they maintain such a good facility to keep the kids engaged and also introduce seasonal entertainment such as dinosaurs or Halloween nights etc Love this place for myself and the kids
I've always heard about the Bronx Zoo, both good and bad things but had never visited. In less than a month, I've now had the pleasure of going twice. The first time as a guest of a member and the 2nd time with a large group of elementary and high school students. I planned the student trip through their educational department and it was a seamless experience thanks to Jennifer. Jennifer was amazing, she was able to book our trip even though it was very last minute. Thank you Jennifer for all of your help and kindness! It's best to arrive around 10am when the place is massive. There are so many different types of animals to see. I really liked that they are in large open areas that reflect their natural environment. It felt like we were coming to their world and not that the animals were caged up for our entertainment. The monorail is a great experience focused on Asian wildlife. The hippopotamus, elephant and wild horses were some of my favorites. I really liked the Congo gorilla forest as well. I highly recommend the dinosaurs exhibit as well. There are plenty of restrooms and seating areas available. I recommend to bring your own food since the food for sale is overpriced as expected.
My family and I had a great time at the Bronx zoo. We not only enjoyed seeing the large variety of animals, but we also enjoyed reading about the many species of animals. I would recommend that you bring your walking shoes, water and food. They also have great food and snacks in the concessions stands at the zoo.
On March 1, 26 was a great day! Not only being there with my kids, but also was there for a big surprise. Yes certain areas are closed due to the season, but there are also areas that are open that you can still visit. But trust me it's worth going once the weather gets better because there's a lot of outdoor activities and exhibits you can see. As we were enjoying some of the areas that were open, I was told there was a surprise I was going to do. I had to be there 15 minutes before my timeslot. The location was at the zoo center, which upon checking I was told what my surprise was. It was the sloth encounter! OMGGGGGG!!! They are my favorite! As we were waiting for the final members to arrive, it was time to head out and meet the famous HANS! When I tell you, I was antsy and very excited to meet him. As we were heading to the location, the workers were giving us a little background about the zoo and animals. As we arrived, I was feeling overwhelmed because I have never seen a sloth up close. As we went inside, we had to disinfect our hands and a shoes before sitting. Before HANS came out we got to meet two of the cutest armadillos I've ever seen and yes, this was my first time seeing them up close. After the workers gave us a little background about the armadillos, it was the moment of truth. HANS!!!!!!! For the most part we were able to see HANS eat a snack and unfortunately slept during the encounter but we were able to pet him and see him up close. We also got pictures with HANS! (YES, I CRIED!!!!!) This was such a beautiful experience and hopefully can do it again while Hans is up and slowly active . And yes, if this is something you are going to be doing I recommend to make your reservation ASAP because they get fully booked especially to see HANS! Thank you Bronx Zoo, will be coming back soon!
Came to the holiday light show and it was so beautiful!!! Definitely chilly but it was a great evening. So much to do and see the lights are so special and there's a lot of treats that they usually don't have during the day like hot chocolate smores churros chili lentil soup! Hot and spiked cider
Huge, well-maintained zoo. I can see why it is one of the top rated in the nation. I was there 5 hours and covered the entire grounds but rushed through a few places. You'd never guess that you're in the most populated city in North America. I entered via the southeast entrance - and there's a waterfall shortly after you go in. The original main entrance is about 100 yards beyond. Going this way, you're got tall trees all around and insulated from the city - feeling like you're away from it all. They have a nice mix of both indoor and outdoor exhibits. Some are on the older side, most have been updated over the last decade. There's a great lunch spot on the northern most side of the zoo in the center. Many choices. They do have a petting/feeding zoo for kids. I thought it was interesting that they have a separate building for Madagascar animals. The best recommendation I can make is to use the interactive map provided by the zoo, available on your phone. You share your location with the map, and tap on the animal you want to see and it will direct you to it live. Unfortunately, my battery was drained by the time I finished though.
This is a huge, sprawling zoo with lots of great exhibits and active animals to see. They have several parking lots, so it may be helpful to look at a map in advance and choose the one that's most convenient for you. They use dynamic pricing for tickets. We went on a Saturday around 1pm and tickets were $50 for each adult and parking was $22 per car. Some of the exhibits also have an added charge. So if you don't have a membership, it can add up very quickly. You'll do a ton of walking, so definitely wear comfortable shoes. Most of the paths are paved and it's super stroller friendly. Much of the park is organized by geography. We saw tigers, snow leopards, bison, giraffes, komodo dragons, swans, and a ton more. Though it was busy, the exhibits felt pretty accessible and it was easy to catch a view of the animals without a long wait. They have a few concession areas throughout, but options are pretty limited so I'd eat elsewhere. There's also a carousel, monorail, and shuttle. There's a nice view of the Bronx River on one side with a waterfall. Great for families and kids. You can see everything in one day, but it definitely requires several hours. read more
Bronx Zoo is honestly top tier. When my family and I took a trip to New York, one of the places we knew we had to take the kids to was the Bronx Zoo. I am not even the biggest zoo person, but I honestly feel like this place should be the standard for all of them. First off, it is so spacious. There is a ton of greenery, and it genuinely seemed like the animals were well cared for and in habitats that felt natural to them. They also have an incredible variety of animals. Maybe I was just being naive because it is in New York, but I was so surprised by how many different animals we were able to take our children to see. As a huge bonus, they had an exhibit with a Daniel the Tiger partnership or collaboration, which was so cute. There are plenty of food spots around and they looked pretty good, though we ended up not grabbing anything to eat so I cannot speak to how it actually tasted. What I did notice, though, was that there were no crazy long lines, and the park overall was extremely clean. I kept seeing workers walking by actively cleaning up the space. You are definitely going to get your steps in. It was pretty hot the day we went and I was tired by the end of it, but they actually have strollers and even double strollers available to rent. As a mom of two, I really appreciate that they actually think of us. I honestly wish we had known that beforehand. Overall, this was a really great experience. I would love to go back again, maybe on a day when it is not quite so hot, but I can totally see why this is considered one of the best zoos in the country. read more
2 months ago
4.5 FYI Wed is PAYW day for the Bronx zoo so lower rate. Booked Wed tickets on the previous Monday- paid $14.95 zoo admission which includes all star attractions (was $17.95 last year). Worth it bec some animals can be seen only in the paid star attractions. Since we had the all- inclusive (or if you're willing to pay extra), we didn't skip the Children's zoo. A sloth, anteater, skunk etc are there and saw them up close. Can hand feed too. Hand washing station available. Was a great visit bec most animals were out and active (some were mating!) on that less humid, cloudy day. A big area to cover. Didn't see the shuttles on that Wed. I like walking but sometimes we had to go around areas we've been to to get to another area. Also there is signage but a list of what's in the area a path leads to would help. I guess we can look at our phone too which we kept doing. read more
4 months ago
Updating this review, because it should be noted how this zoo just keeps getting better and better. We went for our annual family trip and had a blast! We bought into the membership so we are looking to make more visits over the summer. We also missed out on the new Daniel Tiger exhibit and Bubs is a fan, so we will def be going sooner rather than later. Here's to many more Zoo trips! read more
I was 58k steps into a 100k steps day when I arrived at the hallowed ground that is the Bronx Zoo. You really need to move as much as possible on the 100k step days, so zoos are the ultimate hack to keep moving while taking your mind off the throbbing of your legs. An old coworker of mine used to RAVE about the Bronx zoo, and he was not lyin. We saw everything, including but not limited to giraffes, rhinos, gorillas, camels, tigers, sea lions, aardvarks, lions, a peacock, etc. All those were rad, but seeing an Okapi truly altered my brain chemistry. I didn't even know an Okapi existed, and am still not fully convinced they do. It was a half zebra, half giraffe, and half horse hybrid. One cannot help but make the comparison to ManBearPig. It really got me wondering. If I didn't even know Zebraffehorse existed, what else don't I know about the world? Sometimes we get stuck in routines and being trapped in this bubble inflates our egos to the point where we think we understand everything. Seeing this Okapi humbled me and reminded me that all I know is that I know nothing. Get over to the Bronx Zoo, it's good for the soul. IG @johnny.novo Tiktok @jnov__ Substack @johnnynovo read more
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3 months ago
Love the Bronx zoo so much. My family and i come several times a year to enjoy the animals. Today, we came with Wednesday admission tickets which are nearly $15 a ticket. We wanted to enjoy all the star attractions which are normally $7 each. It was a super hot day, and because of this, the monorail was closed. Also, the zoo shuttle wasn't working. I wish I knew ahead of time because I would have planned to come in through the southern blvd exit and make my way down to the Asia exit but it's ok. We enjoyed everything else. My son loved the Congo seeing the gorillas and also the children's zoo. The bug carousel is also always fun. We were so glad to eat inside the dancing crane where the ac felt nice. We had neck fans today since the heat was intense. I plan to come back to the holiday lights event. Hopefully next time we decide to visit the monorail will be working read more
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I vacillate between my support of zoos and revulsion. I hope conservation efforts do more good than harm. I love animals and with their habitats disappearing maybe zoos are a good last ditch effort. The Bronx appears to keep the animals in a healthy environment. The park itself is clean. Of note could use a few more restrooms. read more
The train experience was by far one of the best experiences ever. I didn't know it existed. Theres a trolley that goes around on a tour, it is very well curated and has great views of the animals. It was a 20-25 minute wait to ride. The food/drink experience is all strategically placed. The food was better than I expected. I went for a work event and the staff went the extra mile. I was very impressed. Also glad they have beer and wine options lol. I would say if you are expecting this to be a 2/2.5 hour outing. Expect 4 hours and bring comfy sneakers. The biggest obstacle was parking- was designated to go to a rear parking lot which was a bit of a nightmare to get to. read more
We used to be members when my son was younger and I honestly don't remember the last time I was there. It was so nice to go back today and the weather was perfect! Low 50's and not a cloud in the sky. Wednesday is free day and we got there nice and early at 10 am. Park was pretty empty and we did the whole park. Unfortunately the monorail doesn't open for a couple of weeks. 10,000 steps and 3 hours. The crowd did pick up as we were leaving. My advice is bring your own food and drinks - park prices for the concession stand were standard- $5 for a bottle of water read more
Try to go here with the kids once or twice every year It's great on how they maintain such a good facility to keep the kids engaged and also introduce seasonal entertainment such as dinosaurs or Halloween nights etc Love this place for myself and the kids read more
1 year ago
I've always heard about the Bronx Zoo, both good and bad things but had never visited. In less than a month, I've now had the pleasure of going twice. The first time as a guest of a member and the 2nd time with a large group of elementary and high school students. I planned the student trip through their educational department and it was a seamless experience thanks to Jennifer. Jennifer was amazing, she was able to book our trip even though it was very last minute. Thank you Jennifer for all of your help and kindness! It's best to arrive around 10am when the place is massive. There are so many different types of animals to see. I really liked that they are in large open areas that reflect their natural environment. It felt like we were coming to their world and not that the animals were caged up for our entertainment. The monorail is a great experience focused on Asian wildlife. The hippopotamus, elephant and wild horses were some of my favorites. I really liked the Congo gorilla forest as well. I highly recommend the dinosaurs exhibit as well. There are plenty of restrooms and seating areas available. I recommend to bring your own food since the food for sale is overpriced as expected. read more
3 months ago
My family and I had a great time at the Bronx zoo. We not only enjoyed seeing the large variety of animals, but we also enjoyed reading about the many species of animals. I would recommend that you bring your walking shoes, water and food. They also have great food and snacks in the concessions stands at the zoo. read more
7 months ago
On March 1, 26 was a great day! Not only being there with my kids, but also was there for a big surprise. Yes certain areas are closed due to the season, but there are also areas that are open that you can still visit. But trust me it's worth going once the weather gets better because there's a lot of outdoor activities and exhibits you can see. As we were enjoying some of the areas that were open, I was told there was a surprise I was going to do. I had to be there 15 minutes before my timeslot. The location was at the zoo center, which upon checking I was told what my surprise was. It was the sloth encounter! OMGGGGGG!!! They are my favorite! As we were waiting for the final members to arrive, it was time to head out and meet the famous HANS! When I tell you, I was antsy and very excited to meet him. As we were heading to the location, the workers were giving us a little background about the zoo and animals. As we arrived, I was feeling overwhelmed because I have never seen a sloth up close. As we went inside, we had to disinfect our hands and a shoes before sitting. Before HANS came out we got to meet two of the cutest armadillos I've ever seen and yes, this was my first time seeing them up close. After the workers gave us a little background about the armadillos, it was the moment of truth. HANS!!!!!!! For the most part we were able to see HANS eat a snack and unfortunately slept during the encounter but we were able to pet him and see him up close. We also got pictures with HANS! (YES, I CRIED!!!!!) This was such a beautiful experience and hopefully can do it again while Hans is up and slowly active . And yes, if this is something you are going to be doing I recommend to make your reservation ASAP because they get fully booked especially to see HANS! Thank you Bronx Zoo, will be coming back soon! read more
Came to the holiday light show and it was so beautiful!!! Definitely chilly but it was a great evening. So much to do and see the lights are so special and there's a lot of treats that they usually don't have during the day like hot chocolate smores churros chili lentil soup! Hot and spiked cider read more
Huge, well-maintained zoo. I can see why it is one of the top rated in the nation. I was there 5 hours and covered the entire grounds but rushed through a few places. You'd never guess that you're in the most populated city in North America. I entered via the southeast entrance - and there's a waterfall shortly after you go in. The original main entrance is about 100 yards beyond. Going this way, you're got tall trees all around and insulated from the city - feeling like you're away from it all. They have a nice mix of both indoor and outdoor exhibits. Some are on the older side, most have been updated over the last decade. There's a great lunch spot on the northern most side of the zoo in the center. Many choices. They do have a petting/feeding zoo for kids. I thought it was interesting that they have a separate building for Madagascar animals. The best recommendation I can make is to use the interactive map provided by the zoo, available on your phone. You share your location with the map, and tap on the animal you want to see and it will direct you to it live. Unfortunately, my battery was drained by the time I finished though. read more
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Came with the family today and had a blast! Parking was super easy and affordable. The facilities were so clean, and everything was reasonably priced. There were an abundance of animals, easily laid out, and the highlight was the dinosaur exhibit. Highly recommend for a nice family day! read more
9 months ago
Many walking passages, places to eat, things to see and animals to learn and explore from. I love coming here and walking to with the kids and explore a new area because this zoo is so huge. You will need to arrive early to ensure you become close to exploring everything. You can check online what events are there. Then they have many extra things to do that you do have to pay extra to actually partake in. The air jungle and other areas are a part of this. I suggest to bring a lot of water and snacks to avoid buying that inside. read more
I haven't been to the Bronx Zoo in a couple years, and decided it was time to return. While it's a fairly big zoo, I felt like the 3.5 hours I spent there was a sufficient amount to see pretty much everything. It was a hot June day, so most of the animals were either hiding (probably in the shade) or asleep. I enjoyed how much information was provided about the different species at every exhibit, and it seems that the Bronx Zoo is doing action and advocacy work to protect wildlife and conserve natural habitats. read more
4 months ago
Wonderful zoo with amazing enclosure and wildlife treatment I've ever seen. I've been to a lot of zoos and this is by far the best! Didn't even have enough time to see it all, perfect all day trip. Also loved that they would show you how they acclimate new birds by spraying windows, amazing work read more
One can always debate the ethics of a zoo, but in the end, at least for me, zoos are always a fun, educational experience for me. The Bronx Zoo has a great selection(?)/display of animals. Our tour group had an exclusive ticket which allowed us to ride the monorail, which I recommend as its akin to a slow speed roller coaster around the zoo and gives you an aerial view about their enclosures. High enough to give some thrill, but low enough so that people that may have issues with heights should still be able to handle it. Hopefully there aren't any troublemakers on your rail, as there were on mine, as a woman refused to sit and they had to keep stopping the ride/tour. The animals were great, a couple of the monkeys were showman posing on branches, like they were doing a playboy/girl photo shoot, and one of the gorillas even waved at us. I encountered a parakeet that would bow whenever I said hello to it, but wouldn't say hello back. The zoo didn't seem that big, as I was able to hit everything up in the 4 hours I was there but the dinosaurs (which I didn't really need or want to) and that was being hindered by a pouring rain for a good part of the time. Everything is easy to get to and although there is a tram available it was very walkable. The staff encountered were personable and friendly. Overall, it was a fun time, and I recommend it if you the chance to go. read more
One of the best zoos in the country. It's worth a visit for young and old alike. Highlights that you shouldn't miss include the Asia Monorail, Jungle Area, Gorillas and Congo Section. Fun activities include feeding the budgies and riding the bug carousel read more
5 months ago
So much fun and a lot to do. If you go make sure you see all the feedings! They have seal feedings and penguin feedings which are so fun to watch. Get there 15 mins early so you can get a good spot to watch. We went in the summer and the heat was brutal. But most of the animals were still out and cool to watch. We did the bird feeding where you get a stick to feed the birds. If you do this in the summer the bird house is HOT! Like very hot but it was fun and we got a bird to eat from our stick. Do this early bc the birds get less hungry later in the day. I wish that we did the train to see the elephants but we didn't go on it. Next time! They let you bring food and waters of your own so do this if you want to save some money! read more
1 year ago
Wonderful services and great vibes in the zoo. try to get tickets before you go !! When I went there, at the gate saying that "tickets are sold out no entry today" In the zoo, there're multiple cafes and Souvenir stores. If you like to go to the store , right after Asia gate is very convenient. You'll just need to make a right and see camels and outdoor cafes and gift shops. As well as there's a trolly tour. (You'll need to pay $) but at the gift shop, each store has a different items. Try not to show up when the weather is cold (around 45-50F) most of the animals aren't there. Plus, Asia gate is walking distance to the train 2&5. you can bring own food inside but most of ppl buying at zoo. Indoor cafeteria are highly recommended :) read more
First visit to the zoo and it was very well laid out and organized for the crowds which arrived for Boo at the Zoo. Animals looked well cared for. Employees seemed less than enthused to be there which was disappointing. Food choices could have been better. Need more locations for water sells. Overall we enjoyed our visit and will be back. read more
1 year ago
You can't go wrong with the zoo. The only bad thing was it was too hot! Wednesday if you didn't k ow it's free a great deal. Parking though is $22 and if you want your child or/ and self to explore different things it's an extra $17. It's worth the $17 because we roll the monorail she got to go on the carousel. You have access to the children's zoo the dinosaur park and many other fun activities. You also could take the shuttle with the $17 extra fee. There's so much to do in so much to see. I can't even name it all. We got to see the lions Tigers elephant. Why now and many other nice birds and animals we didn't go through the whole park cause once again it was too hot before a free event and an extra $17 not including the parking. It was worth it first time for my daughter and she loved it next time we go hopefully it's cooler so she can see other things and play More in the activities that they have read more
1 year ago
Always be a great way to spend at the Bronx Zoo . Added this year the dinosaur exhibition. Great Day to have. read more
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Is it possible to upgrade your limited admission ticket that was purchased online when u arrive in person at the zoo?
Yes you can upgrade
What's it like as a member to reserve tickets during this pandemic and limited entry? Is it worth buying the membership now?
It is 100% worth it and easy to do. I always book a day in advance but aside from school breaks they always have space and times for my family. It has been very easy to book tickets.
Hello just ask do u guys open at this Sunday Easter Days?
For future reference the zoo only closes on thanksgiving, Christmas Day, New Year's Day & Martin Luther kings day
Fastest way to get there from Penn Station (public transportatio )?
The fastest way would be to take the metro north to Fordham Plz/ Fordham university stop. When you arrive there, take the bx12 lcl, bx9 or bx22 east to Southern blvd where you will see a huge sign that says Bronx zoo.
Is admission free for students?
Only for students enrolled in a NYC colleges or NYC residents enrolled in non-NYC colleges.
Is it really free admissions on Wednesday?
One Wednesdays there is a donation- based/ pay what you like policy. If what you’d like to pay is $0.00, then yes, admission is free.
Are there kangaroos at this zoo?
No, here is the list: https://bronxzoo.com/animals
Can you bring bags to the Zoo? I'm bringing my 7th grade class so I wanted to make sure they don't have to lock them in lockers
yes
If I'm 17 can I go without adults?
Current (2020) guidelines are 18 and up - younger than that supposed to be with an adult.
We parked at the zoo and took the train to the aquarium. The zoo closes at 4:30 can you get to your car after the zoo closes?
It depends how much after. An hour, yes as many people are still in the park and on rides after the park officially closes. Two hours or more will definitely be a problem.
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