Boo at the Zoo
Boo at the Zoo is the wildest trick-or-treat in town! Disney princesses, Spidermans, Harry Potters, and other costumed guests are invited to join us at the eighth annual Boo at the Zoo, a safe and fun way for families with children ages two to 12 to enjoy the fall holiday. Tickets purchased at the Zoo's Visitor Center have no added fees. Introduced with great success in 1999, Boo at the Zoo offers Washington-area families and children a safe, fun-filled evening of trick-or-treating at the National Zoo. Children visit nearly 50 candy and food stations in Zoo buildings, explore three haunted trails, and participate in exciting activities throughout the evening. Animal demonstrations delight the young ghosts and goblins, and goody bags for both children and adults are distributed by costumed volunteers.
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Q: How do you make a skeleton laugh?
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Phantom ghosts beckoned our group to come inside the elephant house.
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This elephant is having fun smashing a pumpkin.
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This guy is going ape over yummy pumpkins.
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Mmmmm. Nothing better than flavoring pumpkins with a little straw. Tasty!!
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"Don't even think about getting some of pumpkin buddy. Your monkey butt is going to have to wait until next halloween."
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Who's that ghost in the corner?
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This orangutan was having fun pretending he was a ghost.
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This poor fellow got stuck in a giant spider web.
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The spider lady told us interesting things about arachnophobia.
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This nasty, black, hairy spiders was waiting to drop from the ceiling onto our heads.
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The real Doctor Octo is at the National Zoo.
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Everyone watched this Pacific Octopus trying to devour a giant fly.
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This octopus was rather curious, looking for a meal or a girlfriend.
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"Would you like to come for dinner?" said the octopus to the fly.
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