Boston · ZOOS
Good zoo visits fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 3 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Boston’s Franklin Park Zoo, with lions, giraffes, gorillas, butterflies, free parking, seasonal exhibits, and practical tips.
“Fantastic zoo and plenty of room for animals to happily roam. Clean and well organized and the outdoor art installation cheerful and creative and lovely.”
Compare Boston's 40-plus attraction pass, from trolley rides and harbor cruises to Salem, Plymouth, museums, and Franklin Park Zoo.
“I accidentally bought this pass thinking I could see more sights for Salem. It was actually mostly Boston. I used it for what I could see. Before using it....minutes after purchasing it, I called and asked for a refund since it wasn't good for me. They said no...not happy at all. Will never do this again”
Review of the Boston All-Inclusive Pass by Go City, including Franklin Park Zoo, museums, cruises, tours, savings, timing, and practical tips.
“We bought the 2 day ticket for Boston. The hop on hop off trolley was worth it alone. But then we got to Revere house, USS Constitution, Aquarium, Harbor Cruise and we barely scratched the list of what is included. Just doing those few things it paid for itself in 1 day! All the sites we talked about the pass to knew what we were talking about. This is legit. 100% recommend”
Pick a walk, a harbour or a dark street.
