Last Updated on June 5, 2020
Covid-19 Update
During the Phase 2 Reopening plan, the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat is open daily from dawn till dusk free of charge. Pelican Feedings are currently closed until further notice.
The Wildlife Habitat at the Flamingo is a fun free thing to do in Las Vegas during the day, and as you may know, free daytime activities are hard to come by. We actually first saw the gorgeous habitat from our window table inside the Paradise Garden Buffet in the Flamingo. You can see from the photo below there are large windows to sit by where you can see Flamingo Island with the Chilean flamingos and a full view of the fish and ducks in the pond.
But to really appreciate the animals and oasis in the Vegas desert, you need to walk through the Wildlife Habitat. They have pelican feedings at 8:30am and 2pm every day, and the bridge below is the perfect spot to see them.
At every turn you’ll see turtles, exotic birds, huge fish, ducks, pelicans, and of course, flamingos. You’ll notice around many of the trees on Flamingo Island that there are misting systems to keep the air moist and the flamingos happy.
You can even have your picture taken with one of the resident parrots.
Flamingo Habitat Details
Hours: Open daily, dawn – dusk
Pelican Feedings: Currently Closed
Cost: Free
Address: 3555 S. Las Vegas Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 733-3349
FAQs
Q. How much does the Flamingo Wildlife Habitat cost?
A. It’s completely free.
Q. Where can I see the flamingos?
A. The Flamingo Habitat is located towards the back of the Flamingo Hotel and Casino before you get to the buffet. As a side note, you can see the habitat from the buffet almost anywhere you choose to sit.
Q. What is the parking situation?
A. You can park in the Flamingo Parking Garage. Up to one hour is free, 1-2 hours is $9, 2-4 hours is $12, and 4-24 hours is $15. To reach the parking garage or valet, head east on Flamingo Road, turn left onto LINQ Lane (across from the side of Bally’s) then your first left.
