I’ve visited the zoo on many occasions , usually with my camera in hand. I love how well the animals are cared for and their enclosures are as natural as possible. My greatest love are the tigers and these magnificent creatures are even more beautiful when you get to feed them in a close encounter. Such an awesome experience. The King of the beasts will be next on my list to hand feed. I can’t recommend the zoo enough, love it.

The animal enclosures are well designed to mimic natural habitats, to provide enrichment, and to offer animals the chance to back away from human interaction. As expected, the food options are overpriced and average, but fairly consistent with places like this and not terrible. Love the areas that have misting fans - it was a sweltering day!! Overall could’ve spent ages here. It’s fairly flat and well laid out.

I love Sydney Zoo! It has a nice big car park and was easy to enter and get around. I did the Lion Encounter and Hyena Encounter and both were AMAZING!! Hand feeding these animals was something I thought I’d never do. The keepers and staff I met were friendly and helpful. The cafe was good, very quick service (my visit was mid-week) and delicious food. I was happy to have a nice vegan burger and sit by the meerkats while I ate. I like the skull display by the orangutans, and the other info signs around the zoo were good too. The enclosures seem excellent, and the animals seem happy. The aquarium section was great, and it was cool to see sharks up close. The gift shop was big and well priced. I hope to visit again soon, and I have recommended Sydney Zoo to lots of people since my visit!

This location has excellent opportunities to feed kangaroos and wallabies. There are locations where you can see other Australian animals up close as well. We went right as they opened and the animals were very active. The Monkeys and their areas were most interesting. We enjoyed the Lion brothers as well. There is a gift shop that has plenty of things to choose from. Location is mostly flat so good for handicapped people or strollers. Staff was friendly and helpful.

The pre-teens with us were impressed with the variety of exhibits and the information presented was at an appropriate level. In particular the tiger chasing a remote control boat in the water for exercise was a big hit. Expect to spend in excess of 2 hours and bring hats, not much shade. The animals seemed happy.

Took the little man out for the day as the weather was nice. Sydney Zoo was a perfect place to be on a cool but sunny day. There is a wide variety of both native and other animals to see. The enclosures are sizeable and well maintained. There is the option to get up close and personal with some animals and there are some interactive shows for children in the amphitheater. Overall, a great way to spend the day with family.

This new zoo is well worth a visit, especially if you have children. So much to do and see ! Easy to find, lots of parking, and a gift shop. Unfortunately only one cafe was open today (Tuesday) ,and it was totally crowded with school groups . Accessibility for the disabled is great, and you can hire wheelchairs etc . They need a few more large signs telling excitable children to be quiet in some areas, so as not to frighten the animals . Especially in the aquarium, reptile , and nocturnal areas .