Love the easy walk through the zoo. Besides looking in front of you to see the animals also look above. Kid friendly. More

The zoo is very nice! They have made many improvements over the years and continue to do so. There are plenty of hands on things for children to do besides seeing the animals! More

My kids are big animal lovers,therefore they anticipate several trips to the zoo. This hometown zoo is not what it used to be. Upon entering, you stand in a HOT zone awaiting the tram ride to take you down into the zoo. There is very little shade, hardly any seating, an expensive soda vending machine, and no cool down area.... More

We got a lot of good pictures. The animals looked good. More

We prefer the National Zoo in DC, which is free. Maybe it's unfair to compare the Maryland Zoo to the National Zoo or Lincoln Park Zoo, but the Maryland Zoo seems expensive to visit and hard to get around compared to others. More

When Baltimore has to compete in the same market as the Smithsonian Zoo in Washington DC (free with member contributions and your tax dollars), it is tough for them to have a zoo that is worth admission. Don't spend your time and money More

the zoo was a big dissapointment. there are many old and closed displays and not many animals at all. The polar bear seemed to be suffering from the heat. More

I have been going to the Maryland Zoo since I was two years old,I am now 57.For along time the zoo was in a state of malaise.Attractions seemed old and outdated.Over the last 15 years the zoo has been in a quiet remake and although not complete,it is a very nice place to visit.They have a new train ride which... More

I expected more from this zoo. It was a really small zoo. I did like some of the animals...nice zoo, but not the best. More