Reviews of Lincoln Park Zoo Regenstein Center For African Apes (Zoo)

2058-2156 N Cannon Dr, Chicago, IL 60614, United States Located in: Lincoln Park Zoo

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We've got all the opinions of people like you who have information of the services and products of Lincoln Park Zoo Regenstein Center For African Apes (Zoo) in the area close to Indiana.

At the present the business gets a rating of 4.7 stars over 5 and the score is based on 37 reviews.

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REVIEWS OF Lincoln Park Zoo Regenstein Center For African Apes IN Indiana

Rosa Peña

The only zoo that one does not have to pay to get in, yet it's still a nice place for a walk with family.

Raymond King

Always good to stop by and say hi to our primates. Especially when its free..

Austin Vanvooren

Cool

Jeannie Folk

Conrado Garcia

Variedad de animales para conocer.

Juan Moreno

Logan Eliott

Ricardo Lara

Emily Jiménez

LOVER

Angelo Castillo

My toddler loves Lincoln Park Zoo

john davis

Great for all visitors

Demetrius Dees

Great

Jerry Korolchuk

It's great free zoo to everyone.

Rick Kleinman

Always full family fun. Can get crowded at peak hours.

Zuhal Kovuk

Christian Arturo

Jillian Schumann

James Griffin

My kids loves these apes!

Carrie Campbell

FABIAN CERPA

Un zoo espectacular para ir a visitar y conocer tan amplia variedad de animales, excelente para ir en familia. Lo recomiendo ampliamente. El recorrido puede durar de 2 a 4 horas depende el tiempo que tengas para visitar.

shimon zitter

milton perla

graet

Veronica Marcu

Joojoo Bears

Must Visit if you come to the zoo. Close encounters with gorillas and apes. Unlike the other zoo in-state that also has gorillas, you actually see em up close, like face to gorilla butt against the smudged stain glass. There's enough natural lighting from the windows and outdoor play area for the primates. The other zoo, you're like a quarter mile away from seeing em and the enclosures lacks naturally lighting from outside which feels cold and depressing.

Wayne Evans

Sabrina Miller

Celeste Gonzalez

Nice the apes were chillin out today

Gregory Rosic

The Zoo's main event! The gorillas are usually active during the day, and climbing/eating indoors and outdoors. I have never been to a zoo with so many. It gets really crowded so it is hard to get a good view of them most of the time.