Faunia Madrid Admission Ticket

Good size zoo in the outskirts of Madrid. There is only small animals which is fine for me. You can feed some of them..the prairie dogs were a delight. The price is ok. We spend all day there, lots to see. Toilets were very clean. You can download the app to check all the chats and exhibitions. The only bad points, signs inside arent great...and it gets a bit confusing and the food is not great and pricey, coming from outside Madrid we didnt have other option than to buy food there. For sure a place to go with kids, my niece really enjoyed the place, and all the adults as well!

It made me very sad to see the animals in such small enclosures, it is very neglected, it is still worse than years ago, the public was picking up the prairie dogs without any respect for the animals, my daughter had to call someone's attention, no zookeeper was seen anywhere, our family took away a bad memory.

It is worth seeing; the animals are very well cared for and everything is very clean

Beware of many species of animals, some of them move freely around the facilities. Impressive Amazonian species. Among the animals that move freely highlight the Prairie Perrillo, very sociable.

+5

We found the park very nice and well maintained, and the animals also saw them in good condition. The staff is friendly. My sister did the experience with manaties and liked it a lot. The prairie dogs are adorable and are everywhere..

+3

A place to spend a day with children touring nature and be in contact with animals. Very attentive. We witnessed the class of sea lions and toured the park and its habitats. The park is done well, eating there, and calmly, in about 3-4 hours (depending on the age of the child). Photos at the entrance as in all parks (which you pay if you want them). All day parking with a rate of 6.50. Children enjoy what is most important and are moments of remembrance as a family.

This place is huge! Clean, friendly staff, well organized. I read the negative reviews but I respectfully disagree with them - I thought this place was great. Tons and tons of animals. Komodo dragons, alligators, penguins, red foxes and more. Be sure to buy a bag of food for two Euros near the enterance to hand feed the prairie dogs! We went on a busy Saturday but this place is so spacious that there is always room. Many places to sit and take a break. Decent playground inside the park and included with the admission. Sure it’s a bit expensive, but it’s a huge zoo in an expensive City (Madrid) that’s on par with Paris or New York so it’s understandable. You get your moneys worth because it’s a full day out. My child is older, but it would be excellent for toddlers too. Strollers and babies everywhere. I had the premade Mediterranean salad and it was surprisingly tasty (olive oil and vinegar packages are beside the ketchup and mayo after you pay). Beer and soda available. Didn’t buy the rack of ribs but I saw lots of people ordering them and they looked yummy. My child had the fries and they were tasty. Tip: after the sea lion show (20 minutes long and included with your ticket) they offered a photo op with a sea lion. You decide if you want it after. We decided to buy the photo (about 12 euros) and the large print cones in a colourful folder, plus you get a QR code for the digital download. A fun keepsake to take home that is easy to pack. I recommend this spot. (It’s a bit out of the way, so suggest Uber/Taxi instead of public transport.) there’s a large parking lot if you have your own vehicle.

We liked the park in general. As a constructive critic and whoever it is: when you pay for an interaction with animals (approximately €50 per person of about 15/20 min.), you expect 2 things; -To include 1/2 photos in the price - and not charge them separately...that is paltry!! (They also don't allow you to take your phone to take pictures.) -And that you don't do well but the penguins come out of ass behind in the background. The explanation and the attention of the employees was good, a shame that the rest takes away from its prominence. You pay a lot of money and the memory experience does not leave you burn taste in the mouth.

I think it’s a nice space to go with children, even if some spaces are small for animals. I think they are very well taken care of, the facilities very clean, the water, I think one should know where it goes and I who went with my grandchildren and were with lemurs and prairie dogs loose had a very nice experience. Of course dragons and crocodiles have little space and so do penguins But I think it's easy to criticize and hard to get spaces for them. I am left with the experience of my grandchildren who had never seen a crocodile and enjoyed the explanations of penguins, lemurs and learned a lot in Faunia.

17,50€ enter, 6,50€ parking, 2€ each bag of animal food, 5€ refreshment and at lunchtime there are no more than 20 tables for all visitors to the park. What a place to be.