For the first time ever, the oldest zoo in America will be having three Sukkas available for people to use during Sukkos. The Philadelphia Zoo along with Torah Academy and Lubavitch of Philadelphia, will be providing three sukkas open to the public in the zoo, at the Impala Lawn.
Sukkas To Be Available At The Philadelphia Zoo, For The First Time
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Baruch Hashem – the polar bears were concerned about where to eat their seudos.
We went to this beautiful zoo on Ch”m Pesach. There was a 1 hour backup in Philly and another 1/2 backup at the entrance to the zoo. It took us over 3 hours to get there. You may want to check on the traffic before going.
Zooinfo, thanks for the input. I go back and forth to Philly every day. when there is no traffic it is less than an hour and a half to the area where the Philly yeshiva is – not far from the zoo. On other days, the trip takes over 2 hrs and the traffic can be brutal. AM 990 has traffic updates every 20 minutes or so for us “low techies.”
Have a great Yom Tov!