On Locals Day, the San Antonio Zoo offered an $8 admission rate to residents of Bexar County. Valid proof of residency, such as a driver’s license or utility bill, was required to access the discount.
The reduced admission applied to both adults and children. The event was intended to increase community engagement and encourage local residents to visit the zoo.
Visitors were able to access all regular exhibits and educational programs, including animal encounters, presentations, and workshops. Topics covered included animal behavior, conservation, and biodiversity.
Popular exhibits available during the event included the African Grasslands, Big Cat Valley, the aquarium, and the butterfly garden.
The zoo also shared information about membership options, which offer year-round access and additional benefits.
Concessions, gift shops, restrooms, and seating areas were available during the event. Maps and schedules were provided to help visitors plan their day.
The San Antonio Zoo participates in global conservation projects and is a member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums.
Locals Day is part of the zoo’s community outreach efforts and is designed to foster greater public interest in wildlife and conservation.
The zoo remains open year-round, excluding major holidays. Standard admission prices vary, with discounts available for seniors, military members, and groups. On-site parking is available for a fee.
