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Queens Zoo

Queens Zoo Review

Behind the Hall of Science in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park lies the intimate Queens Zoo, whose small scale is especially well suited to easily tired young visitors. In only 11 acres you'll find North American animals such as bears, mountain lions, bald eagles, and pudu—the world's smallest deer. Buckminster Fuller's geodesic dome from the 1964 World's Fair is now the aviary. Across the street is a petting zoo.

    Contact Information

  • Address: 53-51 111th Street, at 53rd Ave., Flushing/Corona, New York, NY, 11368 | Map It
  • Phone: 718/271-1500
  • Cost: $8
  • Hours: Apr.--Oct., weekdays 10--5, weekends 10--5:30; Nov.--March, daily 10--4:30; last ticket sold 30 mins before closing
  • Website: www.queenszoo.com
  • Subway: 7 to 111th St. or Mets--Willets Point; Q58 to Corona Ave.
  • Location: Queens

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