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Graduation Trip - Day 3

  • grandadventurestog
  • May 1
  • 2 min read




My grandson and I left the Stockyards after 2 days of roaming the streets looking at the shops, eating the food, and visiting the museums. I would say that the Ft. Worth Stockyards was a success.


So with the Stockyards in our rearview mirror, we decided to embark on another journey to the Ft. Worth Zoo. website: https://www.fortworthzoo.org/


I love zoos. I really do. And I really love zoos when they have my favorite animals. Ok. So here is a moment when people think I've really lost it. I want to be an animal therapist. Yes, that's what you read. An animal therapist. I'm not sure that an animal therapist is an actual job, but I know that I would love to be one.


So here are some of the features of our visit to the Ft. Worth Zoo.

  • On the day we went, it was half price day. (see price chart below)

  • Easy to navigate around the zoo

  • Paths around exhibits seemed to flow around the animals from different points of view

  • Exhibits were made to look and feel like the animal's natural habitat

  • The Texas animals section was really cute. It was like stepping into an old western town

  • Most of the animals were out and soaking in the sun

  • We saw all of the zoo comfortably in one day

  • The zoo seemed to be very kid-friendly

  • The food at one of the restaurants was delicious, and the portion sizes were very generous

  • I liked that the zoo had plenty of trees, which meant lots of shade when the temperature started to rise


Overall, the Ft. Worth Zoo was a great choice as an impromptu or planned destination.

Ticket prices:


Enjoy some of the pictures that I took.


 
 
 

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