SaluteScoutBrevard Zoo Military Discount
Brevard Zoo’s official Discounts page says current military and veterans, including spouses and dependents, receive $5 off onsite admission. The page requires proof of service but does not say whether $5 applies per ticket, per person, or per party, and it gives no guest cap or validity dates. No percentage or savings total is calculated.
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Google results and page bodies checked September 25, 2026. No purchase or eligibility verification was performed.
Official $5 onsite admission discount
The official Discounts page gives a flat $5 reduction from onsite admission. It does not state whether that amount applies per ticket, person, or party, and it does not set a family-size cap or an offer period. No percentage or savings total is inferred.
| Official source | Stated military offer | Ticket and amount basis | Eligibility and proof | How to claim and limits | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Official Discounts page | $5 off onsite admission. The page does not specify whether $5 is per ticket, per person, or per party. | Onsite admission only. No percentage or public-price comparison is provided for calculating savings. | Current military and veterans, including spouses or dependents. Proof of military service required; accepted forms are listed below. | Purchase at the Zoo. The page says proof is required but gives no guest cap or offer dates. | No start or end date stated. |
| Official FAQ | The expanded military answer does not restate the $5 amount. | Tickets purchased at the Zoo; the answer says a $2 surcharge still applies but does not specify its assessment base. | The answer does not restate service groups or proof types. | Reservations are not required. | No offer dates stated. |
| Official Visit page | Refers to discounted military tickets but does not repeat an amount. | Public online/onsite prices are displayed separately and are not used to estimate military savings. | Photo ID required; verification may be required. | Purchase onsite at the Ticketing Building. | No offer dates stated. |
The Discounts page lists these proof options: a U.S. Uniformed Services Privilege and Identification Card for active, reserve, or retired service; a current Leave and Earnings Statement; DD 214; veteran ID; uniform; or a photograph in uniform. It does not say whether a spouse or dependent needs to present a separate proof document.
| Officially accepted proof | Page wording |
|---|---|
| Uniformed Services Privilege and Identification Card | The official page lists cards for active, reserve, or retired service. |
| Current Leave and Earnings Statement | Listed as an accepted proof of military service. |
| DD 214 | Listed as an accepted proof of military service. |
| Veteran ID | Listed as an accepted proof of military service. |
| Uniform or photograph in uniform | Both are listed as accepted proof; the Zoo page does not add further conditions. |
The FAQ separately says reservations are not required and that a $2 surcharge still applies. The surcharge is kept separate from the $5 discount; the FAQ answer does not state what the surcharge is assessed on. The Visit page separately specifies onsite purchase at the Ticketing Building, photo ID, and that verification may be required.
The Visit page displays ordinary online and onsite admission prices. They are not military prices and are not used to back-calculate the $5 discount.
Veterans Day event terms are separate
The Zoo's separate Veterans Day event page describes complimentary admission for current military and veterans, a no-charge admission for a spouse of a service member deployed overseas, and $5 off onsite admission for family members. The page labels the event November 11 but does not state a year or event window. I cannot treat it as a confirmed current-year event or merge it into the standard daily $5 discount.
| Source | Event offer | Product and limits | Claim route | Date status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Official Veterans Day event page | Complimentary general admission for current military and veterans. A spouse of a service member deployed overseas is admitted at no charge. Family members receive $5 off onsite admission. | A separate Veterans Day event, not the standard $5 offer; the page does not state an event-year or duration. | Onsite only. | Page heading says November 11; year and event window are not stated. |
Third-party online-code claim is unconfirmed
WorthEPenny's readable coupon page claims that a $5 military discount can be claimed with ID.me and a checkout code. That online route conflicts with the Zoo's official onsite-purchase wording, so it is not presented as confirmed policy. WorthEPenny's page-update date is not an offer date.
| Source | Claim | Missing base and limits | Claim route | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WorthEPenny coupon page (web-view supplement) | Claims a $5 military discount and a unique code after ID.me verification. | Does not state a reference ticket price, amount unit, eligible service groups, or guest cap. Online checkout claim conflicts with official onsite-purchase wording. | Third-party page claims ID.me verification and a checkout code; not confirmed by the Zoo's official terms. | Page updated September 25, 2026; this is not an offer-validity date. |
Unreadable pages remain Unknown
The two Military.com pages returned ERR_HTTP2_PROTOCOL_ERROR on two direct opens each. WorthEPenny's dedicated military-discounts page returned HTTP 403 twice. The Orlando Sentinel event result timed out on two Chrome navigation attempts. Their page bodies remain Unknown; no search snippets or AI-generated answers fill those gaps. One readable Facebook result is about Central Florida Zoo, not Brevard Zoo, and is excluded.
Unknown describes this review's unreadable page bodies; it does not mean Brevard Zoo has no other offer. No ticket prices or discount numbers from another zoo are used.