
Want to Attend a Wild Party? Check Out Abilene’s Zoobilation Gala
Want to find out what Abilene's Wild West Zoobilation 2025 is? I've attended several of these events and they are a blast. Check out all the fun below.
One of the Big Country’s most anticipated nights is back; this year, it’s bigger, bolder, and more impactful than ever. Zoobilation 2025 is set for Saturday, April 26, from 6 PM to 11 PM at the Abilene Zoo, and you’re invited to walk the dusty red carpet and experience an unforgettable evening under the Texas stars.

A Night of Wild Encounters and Western Vibes
This unique event offers guests a chance to get up close with one of the West’s largest mammals while enjoying hearty bites and bold cocktails. You’ll take in the rugged frontier ambiance of the Zoo’s grounds, transformed for a night of celebration and transformation.
As the sun sets over the lake, the fun kicks into high gear with live music and dancing. It’s a rare opportunity to kick up your boots and party beneath the stars, all while supporting the future of one of Abilene’s most treasured landmarks.
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Supporting a Bold Vision for the Zoo
Zoobilation 2025 isn’t just a party, it’s a fundraiser with a purpose. The evening will culminate in a live paddle-raise to help fund the exciting new developments coming to the Abilene Zoo. This transformation will impact the entire Big Country community and secure the Zoo’s future for generations.
Tickets and Sponsorships
Whether you’re coming solo or bringing a whole table, there’s a ticket for you:
- Individual Ticket – $200
- Party Table (8 tickets) – $2,000
- Bronze Sponsor (8 tickets) – $3,000
- Silver Sponsor (8 tickets) – $6,000
- Gold Sponsor (8 tickets) – $10,000
- Entertainment Sponsor (8 tickets) – $10,000
Can’t attend but still want to support the Zoo’s future? You can donate online and make a difference from wherever you are.
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