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Zoosiana - Broussard (LA)

Address: 🏡 5601 Hwy 90 E, Broussard, LA 70518

Phone : +1 (337) 837-4325

Place GG: https://www.google.com/maps/place/?q=place_id:ChIJKxsHrL19I4YRLqMgdFBP1eA

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Zoosiana 🏡?
It is located at 5601 Hwy 90 E, Broussard, LA 70518
What is the phone number of Zoosiana 📱?
(337) 837-4325
What Clients Are Saying about Zoosiana (on GG)

3 /5 Kelli K: The power had gone out when we got there, but it didnt really affect anything for us. It came back on after about 30 mins of us being there. We had a good time and the animals looked take care of. They definitely have quite a few areas that are under renovation, like the aviary. It wasnt super busy. I think families with young kids would benefit from the experience more

5 /5 Tracey Boudreaux: My husband and I took 5 of our grandchildren to the zoo they had a grand time… the zoo was very nice with tons of shade. The zoo keepers were friendly and shred information about certain animals. It felt like they loved doing their jobs. Our grandchildren enjoyed them selves we had a great time there. They rode the train and played on the playground. It’s up to you if you would like to purchase your tickets before hand, we didn’t have a wait so it was fine when we purchased ours at the window. It was $19.95 teen/adult and youth was $13.95. 2 & under was free.

5 /5 Olivia Clark: We went around feeding time for the animals and it was spectacular! The animals were lively and we could see that the zookeepers loved their jobs so much! The staff interacted with us and were so sweet. It was so much fun watching the peacocks and chickens they have just walking out and about! A time was had that day

5 /5 Haley Bug: The entire experience from start to finish was just amazing! My two year old had a blast! The restrooms were very clean, a little pricey but thats normal and worth it for the experience! The little wagons they have for the kids are so cute & convenient for only $3 to rent! 9/10

5 /5 Zach Johnson: This zoo seems like it is a total scam from the road, but once you get through the gate it is like a hidden jewel! The exhibits are beautifully maintained, the variety of animals is amazing, and so much of the park is shaded and breezy. Our family of 6 loved every minute of it! We will definitely be back!
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