Families Enjoy Half-Price Day at Fort Worth Zoo During Spring Break
The Fort Worth Zoo experienced a bustling atmosphere on Wednesday, as many families took advantage of the half-price admission policy coinciding with the spring break. With no school in session, the popular destination attracted numerous visitors keen on exploring the array of native and exotic animals.
Spring Break Special: Half-Price Admission
A Diverse Crowd of Visitors
Zoo-goers of all demographics made their way into the Fort Worth Zoo, with many coming from throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex. One visitor, Keangela Stephenson from Dallas, shared, “We live in Dallas, so we always do things in Dallas. This is something different for the kids to get outside the city limits.”
The excitement was palpable as cousins, friends, siblings, and neighbors enjoyed time together, taking in the sights and sounds the zoo has to offer.
A Spring Break Tradition
The atmosphere was lively despite windy conditions, with local residents mentioning that the sunny intervals made for an enjoyable experience. Fort Worth resident Elizabeth Norris stated, “The weather is a bit windy but still beautiful. I love that it’s sunny enough that when the wind is not blowing, it’s really nice outside.”
The zoo’s diverse inhabitants, from vibrant flamingos to playful primates, captivated visitors, not to mention the star attraction— a spirited 2-year-old baby elephant.
Family Bonds Through Tradition
For many, visiting the Fort Worth Zoo is a cherished tradition. Kolten Hathaway, a father who visits the zoo regularly, reflected, “Nothing can replace it. My parents brought me when I was a kid, and I like to bring him as a kid. It’s a great bonding experience.”
The Source: Information in this article is from Fort Worth Zoo and conversations with families who attended.
Conclusion
As families embrace the unique opportunity for half-price admission during spring break, the Fort Worth Zoo continues to be a cherished spot for making memories and enjoying time together with loved ones.