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Military Appreciation Day at Nashville Zoo

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Last held Sun Nov 8, 2026.

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Past · Nov 89:00 AM – 4:00 PM · Sunday, Nov 8: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM. Free admission for military personnel, veterans and immediate family with ID at the gate.

Nashville Zoo at Grassmere3777 Nolensville Pike, Nashville, TN 37211 · 5.5 mi approx. from NashvilleDirections

Suitable for families of all ages

FreeMilitary personnel and immediate family are free; General admission for non-military: Adults approximately $25, Children $18

About this adventure

This Sunday, Nashville Zoo is hosting a special Military Appreciation Day. Active-duty military personnel, veterans, and their immediate families can enjoy free admission all day with valid military identification. On this Sunday, as autumn deepens, children can not only visit koalas, Sumatran tigers, and free-roaming red kangaroos, but also participate in special military flag science origami activities and engaging wildlife conservation talks at the lawn plaza. The zoo grounds are shaded by green trees with golden autumn leaves, making it an excellent time for walks and photos. Facilities are fully stroller-accessible, with wide ramps leading directly to all animal enclosures. Family changing rooms, diaper changing stations, and air-conditioned nursing rooms are readily available throughout the park. It is recommended to bring a stroller in advance and bring your own drinking water or replenish energy at the park's family cafe. Suitable for families of all ages, with a recommended visit duration of approximately 3-5 hours.

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