Dat kine place not too expensive fo go. Only cost $14.00 per person lied dat. Kids be cheapa! Git lots of animals fo take pitcha's of.

Most of the island has a breeze. Not here. Okay not the zoo's fault, just be warned. Wear sunscreen, nothing is indoors or shaded well. They have an amazing variety of birds. The animals all seem happy and well taken care of. The little playground that attracted my tots was the worst bit of the park. I sat on the... More

$14 entry for Adults. We entered around 1:30pm and stayed until close. We found this was adequately enough time to see everything. Plenty of shadey spots to keep cool. It is deceivingly big but easy to get around with seats and a kiosk halfway through. Seeing the animals was easy and there is a wide variety of birds to spot.... More

A great zoo to visit, it's well shaded and very well maintained and clean. A wonderful variety of animals and birds and a nice easy path to walk. There is also a great play area for the kids and a wonderful petting area too. I've been to Oahu twice now to visit and I have enjoyed the zoo both times.

Far too many tortoises and because it was really hot most of the animals were hiding in the shade. Not great value for money but the gardens were lovely and close to the beach.

We were in Honolulu 2 years ago and we had a great time. We visited all the regular tourist places and everything was great. We took the kids this time and wanted to show them all the cool places, the zoo being one of them. Discovered the hours had changed, they close a lot earlier, 1st disappointment. When we finally... More

The best time to visit the zoo is in the mornings or late afternoon when the animals are likely to be more active. Many animals will seek shade in heat of the day. General Admission to the Honolulu Zoo is $12 for those 13 years and older, and $3 for children 4-12 years. Children under 3 years and under are... More

The most attractive one is flamingo which is the local animal of Hawaii, the rest animals are seen at any zoo around the world. But my 3-year-girl was so happy with the peacock stealing our lunch at the kid's playground.

What can you say? A zoo should have animals. Not several closed exhibits on a day. The saimands and elephant exhibits were closed on the day we went. The other animals we say looked miserable in concrete enclosures---very few had enclosures that remotely reflect what they would have in the wild. The monkeys looked depressed and the big cats were... More