Thrills And Frights At Creatures Of The Night At ZooTampa
ZooTampa at Lowry Park is brining back Creatures of the Night this October. This special ticketed event is fun for all ages and being offered on 11 select nights October 2nd to October 31st. This years event is themed around campfire tales and featuring new outdoor Halloween experiences.
Creatures of the Night brings frightful ambience to ZooTampa.
At ZooTampa, they are proud to kick off their annual Halloween event. You can enjoy it all month long, leading up to Halloween. If you are a ZooTampa member or a Pay For A Day ticket holder, you are qualified for free admission to Creatures of the Night. The fun kicks off after 4 P.M. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.
The nice part about Creatures of the Night is that it’s not quite as scary as some other Halloween pageantry at various theme parks around and beyond Tampa Bay. Creatures of the Night offers what you could call “family frights.” You can still enjoy the fun, outdoor experiences ZooTampa has to offer, as well as scary characters in costume and eerie food items.
Creatures of the Night ZooTampa Theme
Want to meet Count Chirop and his creepy wife, Countess Tera. These blood-sucking sophisticates want you to join them at the Vampire Ball. You can dance the night away.
Our friends at Tampa Bay Parenting visited this special event at ZooTampa and shared some highlights on YouTube.
Click here to reserve your tickets online.
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What ZooTampa Could Look Like After Their $125 Million Expansion
There are some BIG changes coming to ZooTampa in Lowry Park. This morning, ZooTampa announced its expansion plan to add more attractions and expand the park all the way to the Hillsborough River. This multi-year vision will add new immersive wildlife experiences, dining, entertainment district and more. The project is expected to cost $125 million and will take about 20 years to complete.
ZooTampa does some incredible conservation work. Mostly known for the David A. Straz, Jr. Manatee Critical Care Center, which is the first of its kind. Their team has treated over 400 manatees and has reintroduced 230 of them into Florida waters. One of the first projects to be completed in the new expansion is an expanded manatee rehab facility, which is expected to debut in 2026.
In a press release from ZooTampa, President and CEO Joe Couceiro said: “As ZooTampa embarks on an even more extraordinary future, we remain committed to transforming with the resilient Tampa Bay community.”
Some changes have already unveiled. The new immersive Florida Wilds area features expanded habitats for endangered and threatened native species
Here’s what ZooTampa could look like after their expansion.
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