Yes, if you are participating in the Onondaga County parks-wide photo contest, you will receive free admission into ANY county park including the zoo if you bring a camera -- one per group and phones don't count.

According to their website 2yr and u fee : free Child.. 3-17: $5.00 Adult.. $9.00 Senior.. $5.00

Address: One Conservation Place Syracuse, NY 13204 (315) 435-8511 Directions: From the North Take I-81 South to exit 23A (Hiawatha Blvd.) Turn right onto Hiawatha Blvd; At the stoplight at the end of the road turn left Follow Erie Blvd. straight and turn right onto Geddes Street Turn right onto Seymour Street Turn right onto S. Wilbur Avenue; the Zoo will be on your left. From the South Take I-81 North to I-690 West to exit 10 (Geddes Street) Turn left onto Geddes Street Turn right onto Seymour Street Turn right onto S. Wilbur Avenue; the Zoo will be on your left. From the East Take I-90 West to exit 36 (I-81) Take I-81 South to exit 23A (Hiawatha Blvd.) Turn right onto Hiawatha Blvd; At the stoplight at the end of the road turn left Follow Erie Blvd. straight and turn right onto Geddes Street Turn right onto Seymour Street Turn right onto S. Wilbur Avenue; the Zoo will be on your left. From the West Take I-90 East to exit 39 (I-690) Take I-690 East to exit 8 (Hiawatha Blvd.) Turn right onto Hiawatha Blvd; At the stoplight at the end of the road turn left Follow Erie Blvd. straight and turn right onto Geddes Street Turn right onto Seymour Street Turn right onto S. Wilbur Avenue; the Zoo will be on your left.

Yes, manual wheelchairs are available to borrow for free, but the zoo does not have motorized chairs.

No, however you can purchase an annual membership and this gives you unlimited admission for the next year.

no

I can't remember off hand, but they have annual family passes so you can go as many times throughout the year, it's worth the money.

There is a primate section, both indoor and outdoor.

No, it is a guide used to visusally direct the elephants, they are never prodded in any way.