Buffalo Zoo

Founded in 1875, the Buffalo Zoo located in Buffalo, New York is the third oldest Zoo in the United States. Each year, the Buffalo Zoo welcomes approximately 400,000 visitors and is the second largest tourist attraction in Western New York, second only to Niagara Falls. Located on 23.5 acres of Buffalo’s Delaware Park, the Zoo exhibits a diverse collection of wild and exotic animals, and more than 320 different species of plants. Open year-round, the Zoo serves as a source of conservation, education and recreation for Western New York.

Parking is $6 / 2 hrs. First 15 minutes are free.

Machine 3: in rainforest entry (off to right). The designs are:
1) Bat,
2) Ocelot,
3) Alligator,
4) Capuchin Monkey

Machine 9: is in the EcoStation.
Need description of the designs.
Need scan/ photo of designs on a plain white background

Retired Machines:

Retired 1: 1) Polar Bear, 2) Tiger, 3) Buffalo Zoo' running animal Logo
Retired 2: 1) Elephants, 2) Giraffes, 3) Lion.
Retired 4: 1) Rhino, 2) Seal, 3) Hyena, 4) River Otter.
Retired 5: 1) Bear, 2) Giraffe, 3) Gorilla, 4) Seal,
Retired 6: 1) Zebra, 2) Elephant, 3) Tiger, 4) Otter,
Retired 7: 1) Elephant, 2) Gorilla, 3) Giraffe, 4) Tiger
Retired 8: 1) Red Panda, 2) River Otter, 3) Sea Lion, 4) Bison.

2/24/24: All 3 machines are in same locations and rolling perfectly. SLW 06/04/26: There are now only 2 machines in the zoo.
The machine in the zoo gift shop is now a zinc machine with different designs from machine 8 which I've marked as retired.
The other machine in the rain forest was out of order so I didn't pay to go into the zoo.
It's free to go to the gift shop.
I don't know if the new machine in the gift shop is really machine 9 or a new machine 10 so I'm not changing anything at this time.
Parking is $6 / 2 hrs. First 15 minutes are free. JLT

6/24/26. Only Machine #9 remains all others have been removed from the zoo. It is located in the gift shop. It's a preloaded zinc machine. Cost is $1 per design cash or card.
There is also a 4 design medallion machine located in the Rain Forest building. Each design has a back stamp to commemorate the zoo's 150th anniversary. JS TEC #4836