Monkey Jungle

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Really enjoyed the 10am show! Park is super nice for the animals and just fine for humans. Remember it's more of a habitat than a zoo and adjust your expectations. Price point is great - signs could be easier to read on some exhibits (overgrown brush) and a few animals didn't seem to be around but overall a great experience would recommend and would come again!

We had a nice experience visiting Monkey Jungle. The park offers scheduled shows throughout the day at the different exhibits, which makes it easy to plan your visit and see the animals in action. Our favorite part was the first show by the monkey swimming pool. The guide was very knowledgeable and shared a lot of interesting information about the monkeys and their behaviors. It was both entertaining and educational. There are several exhibits to explore, a gift shop, and opportunities to purchase food to feed the monkeys for just $1 per box. General admission was reasonably priced at $20 for adults and $10 for children ages 3–9. For those looking for a more interactive experience, there is a guided tour that allows guests to enter the open monkey area and help feed the monkeys. However, the cost is $150 per person, which may not fit every budget. Overall, Monkey Jungle is a unique attraction with informative shows, friendly staff, and plenty of opportunities to learn about and observe monkeys up close. It’s a fun family outing and worth a visit if you’re in the area.

Great experience! I liked that they had a schedule with different interactive programs throughout the day. We stayed about 2 hours and got to learn about the monkeys as well as the tortoises and were able to feed them also. I wish that the experience to see the monkeys up close and personal wasn't so expensive but seeing them through the net was also very fun.

The monkey jungle is a definite must see if you are in the Miami area and definitely if you have kids. The macaque Monkeys live in 7 acres of open air, the cages you see in the pictures are just to keep them away from the humans. There are some other breeds of monkeys that have their own habitats within the monkey jungle and they are all adorable... As of January 2025 the entry price for general admission is only 20 bucks per adult, but you also have the option for $150 to walk through the squirrel monkey habitat which is in another area and the squirrel monkeys will come right up to you and you can pet them and they will climb on you and such. We just did the general admission and it was very much worth it. There are several presentations throughout the day for the reptile section and the bird section and the monkey section. The highlight of the day and highly recommended is purchase the raisins and sunflowers when you check in for just $1 a pack because you will get to feed the Monkees they have little bowls that you put the food in on chains and the Monkees hoist the chains up above you and eat the food.

I visited on a Friday at around 10Am which I recommend getting there early as I have. It was ok, it was fun taking pictures with the monkeys. Theres also other animals in this Forrest Community. The Guide that I had was great and ready to answer questions. Overall a good experience; I dont remember paying 150$, I'm quite sure I payed around 30-40ish$

I visited several times in January with family and friends. It was a fun way to spend the day every time I came. Knowledgeable staff with great presentations each time. Going in to feed and interact with the spider monkeys was definitely the highlight of my visit and was reasonably priced since we got to spend about 45 minutes with them.

If you are looking for an interactive adventure with Eco Shows and natural habitat areas up close, I feel this was a great adventure for my friend and I. We were greeted with kindness when we approached the front entrance. When we entered the store area, the cashier met us to purchase tickets with a smile on her face. We did purchase our tickets at a discounted rate, due to some areas that were closed off. We had a blast once we entered the first area, which included feeding the monkeys. We attended the swimming pool show and had a very enthusiastic guide and show to watch. After finishing our walk through we decided to schedule up close and personal interaction with a troop of squine monkeys and capuchins in an enclosed rainforest show case. We were discounted our original entry fee off the $150.00. We left for lunch and returned. We absolutely loved our interaction and our guide Will. He was friendly, kind and made us feel very comfortable. You can tell he loves to do this!