Do not waste your money on going (go to Burger’s Zoo in Arnhem instead). This zoo had awful welfare for a lot of the animals. The polar bears had no ice or caves to sleep in which will make them anxious and feel unsafe. They also had zoochosis/stereotypic behaviour and was flipping itself in the water constantly which is never done in the wild. The prairie dogs could very easily get down from their enclosure into the human (standing) area, which means they could be harmful and spread diseases. There is even a sign that admits this. The red pandas could also easily get out of their enclosures. The elephants and rhinos had no where enough space with obstacles in the way which they struggle to get around. The natural environment wasn’t even close to the wild either. Almost none of the enclosures were the right size which can cause a lot of welfare issues and possibly even physical health issues. There were a lot of predator-prey enclosures next to each other with almost no protection, one example is the hyenas enclosure was next to the antelope and giraffes enclosure with a metal fence that can be seen through inbetween. This causes stress to all the animals involved as the hyenas cannot reach the antelopes and the antelopes are under a constant threat. Not to mention the two train tracks going through the middle of the park and the multiple main roads leading to loud noises for the animals. There is an Indian part of the zoo, which is just racist (with the designs etc) as well as a Chinese part because of the animals in it. It is not worth spending your money here in the awful treatment of these animals. I recommend visiting Burger’s Zoo in Arnhem or Apenheul Primate Park in Apeldoorn if you want a zoo.