4/5 Christine C. 2 years ago on Google
We
only
went
to
the
Christmas
lights
at
Nighy.
Beautiful
display
with
option
to
walk
and
see
the
lights
and
play
at
playground
or
ride
the
train/skylift.
Can
do
a
combo
as
well.
Most
the
animals
were
outside
asleep
or
in
their
nightly
enclosure
so
I
can't
speak
on
that.
Didn't
care
for
all
the
Taxidermy
in
one
educational
building
but
a
staff
claimed
they
were
fake
and
made
from
pictures
of
catch
and
release.
We
are
just
very
big
animal
lovers
and
don't
like
to
see
animals
that
may
have
died
for
sake
of
being
stuffed
without
full
use
of
all
of
it.
There
were
some
good
other
educational
items
in
there
as
well
such
as
Native
tool
and
other
artifacts
and
animal
bones
(
with
card
saying
how
was
obtained
or
found.
Usually
found
washed
up
or
in
nature
from
animal
previously
deceased
on
own
terms.
Cafe
was
average
but
prices
were
not
bad
for
being
a
Zoo.
Staff
at
cafe
was
slightly
rude.
Kind
of
acted
like
we
were
inconvenience.
Train
ride
was
neat
to
see
an
overview
of
the
Zoo
and
the
lights.
Didn't
go
to
gift
shop
so
I
can't
attest
to
that.
The
pictures
with
Santa
went
well
overall.
The
staff
and
Santa
were
super
nice.
I
only
wish
they
would
make
sure
everyone's
face
is
smiling
or
at
least
ready
and
if
off
take
an
extra
shot
or
two
so
you
can
choose
best
one.
Especially
when
it's
a
whole
family
in
the
pictures.
I
didn't
ask
if
they
could
retake
I
didn't
want
to
be
rude
and
their
was
2
others
waiting
so
they
might
have
been
willing
to
redo
if
I
had
asked.
I
don't
think
the
person
was
an
actual
photographer
as
it
seemed
to
be
a
completely
automated
process.
Overall
staff
was
friendly.
Parking
lot
seems
fine
in
daylight
but
seems
a
little
on
the
dark
side
in
areas
at
night.
Limited
sidewalks
as
well.
Ticketing
line
could
have
been
a
bit
better
but
overall
wasn't
bad.
Was
just
a
bit
slow
due
to
only
2
windows
and
one
being
entertainment
and
staff
check
in
only.
I
gave
4
stars
vs
5
based
on
the
few
minor
things.
Note
my
review
is
only
on
their
nighttime
Christmas
light
event.
I
have
not
been
during
daytime
hours
to
experience.
Another
thing
to
not
is
if
you
come
from
a
big
city
(
or
near
one)
with
a
zoo
this
one
is
quite
small.
Then
again
that
might
be
personal
opinion
since
I
moved
from
outside
DC
and
main
Zoo
I
have
been
to
is
the
Smithsonian
Zoo.
I
feel
even
the
Atlanta
Zoo
is
on
the
smaller
side.
Don't
let
this
discourage
a
visit.
It
was
quite
lovely
and
on
the
week
night
we
attended
it
wasn't
very
busy
either
making
it
easy
to
enjoy
for
even
those
in
out
group
with
social
anxiety.
Again,
I
can
only
speak
for
the
Zoo
Lights
event
on
a
week
night.
The
pricing
I
marked
is
for
Zoo
lights
event
only.
Other
price
ranges
available
for
regular
hours,
combo
tickets
for
regular
hour
with
Zoo
Lights,
discounts
for
certain
groups
or
memberships,
individual/
family
memberships
with
perks,
etc.
Train
does
cost
extra
$3/
person.
Sky
lift
I
don't
know
if
there
is
extra
cost.
We
didn't
get
a
chance
to
do
that.
Parking
was
free
(
@least
for
the
event
but
seems
it
is
always).
Of
note
their
site
did
mention
when
we
were
looking
up
details
that
they
offer
sensory
bags
free
of
charge
to
borrow
at
gift
shop
for
those
suffering
from
sensory
processing
disorders
or
the
like.