San Diego Zoo

2 and under free, 3-11 $42, 12 and older $52. October every year 11 and younger free with an adult. Military free.

What is age for senior citizens?

Kids 1 day Tickets (11 and younger) are $44. Adults 1 day Tickets (12 and older),are $54. Kids 1 Day plus are $50 (11 and younger.) Adults, (12 and older) 1 day plus are $60. Expensive, aren’t they?

$52 for 3-11 and $62 for 12+

There are motorized scooters with and without cover, they run $50 a day for electric scooters and $55 for electric scooters with cover (good for sunny days) , this info is uo to date as of July 2018

No it's back

Free bus tours with your ticket.

Yes.

Yes

I did -no one checked me.

Yap. I've seen people renting them - price may vary; it's best to either call them or check out their website

From the zoos web page: Yes! Guests are welcome to bring their own single-person food, in small containers, into our parks. No coolers, glass containers, alcohol, party trays, birthday cakes, or decorations are allowed on grounds, and no facilities are available for food storage. For the safety of guests and the wildlife in our care, please do not bring glass, alcohol, or straws into our parks.

They have one, named Clark.

The zoo rents motorized scooters for $50, $55 for one with a shade. Not all areas can be accessed by mobility devices because of the steep grade.

Main Office and send a Thank You note or card! They can post it and that would be very nice!

You bet

Theres a lot of places to hide from the sun, but keep in mind that theres a lot of sun as well! Lots of sun screen lotion

Yes you can, which is great for families who are on vacation and do not have to break the bank on lunch on top of the price of admission.

Stephanie you are not talking to the zoo here. You are talking to google.

Yes, it reopened in late June

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Active duty members are free, dependents and spouses are 10% off. They do not offer veteran discounts directly but work with other groups who offer discounts. https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/faq-page#frequently_asked_questions-block-94

Yes. To save waiting in line for tickets, you can get the Go Card San Diego, which includes a bunch of attraction tickets at one price.

Read people

Yes 2 and under free

9 am to 9 pm

Yes. You can rent the motorized wheelchairs. However it is very hilly so you might not be able to see all of the park.

Yes

Yes you can get them at the window but online will save you time in the line.

Yes, you can rent strollers at the guest services! They are first come first serve so it's ideal to get them as your first stop once inside. Enjoy

Yes $18

Yes get there early. If it is the weekend there is a good possibility that they will be sold to capacity. And no extra tickets will be available. If it is on a weekday you should have no problem getting a ticket without a reservation.

Yes

It is safe from the fires. Way west and south of all that

Yes

Lemur stuffed toy was $20. Refrigerator magnet was $7. Elephant and giraffe stuffed toys were 2 for $30.

We brought water bottles and sandwiches just last week.

Fairly level. But there are hills. But they have elevators also ..

Yup

Yes i called in today they and they told me it was all october...they also told me it was 10 childre per adult which i thought it was wiered i asked her twice and said yes 10 children per adult but i would call just to make sure :)

Yes you can no alcohol is allowed.

Yes at 9 AM

Yes you can bring your own food and drinks. Just nothing big like coolers. Back packs are fine to carry stuff. Zip lock bags are great for anything and freeze drinks then wrap with aluminum foil to keep cold longer after you pull them out of the cooler. You'll save plenty and have some snacks that will fill you up. It's a huge zoo so get there early and be prepared to hike. They have plenty of ways to get around the park as well even via bus so check everything thoroughly. Hope this helps.

Yes tons of places and you can aldo bring your own. Theres a lot of placrs to sit and eat throughout the park.

The parking is free for the whole park, Balboa and Zoo

Yes

Yes just get a stamp at the exit

Extremely nice zoo with many animals to see. You will need walking shoes due to it being a pretty big zoo.

Yes you can.

Yes! 365 days!

Yes there are giraffs! You get pretty close to them too.

3 to 12 years costs 44 dollars

How many ages can you enter for free ?.

2 days should be enough.

Yes you absolutely can buy tickets 🎟 at the park:) Have a Great day

I don't think so.... you can feed a giraffe though

No

Yes, but I agree with Terry, especially if you think you might want to visit multiple days or times throughout the year. It is difficult to see everything in a day, and for those with little kids or need to take it more slowly, it makes it easier to return on a flexible schedule and get the full experience. While the walking surfaces are ready to walk on, the zoo is NOT on level ground. The tires and buses make it easier, but take your time.

I'm not to sure but having seen how the military are respected in the US I would think so, but probably best to phone them.

Yes....I was there yesterday and I was honored with a discount

From military.com They do not offer a discount to retirees and veterans. However, they work with MWR Departments on board local military installations to offer discount packages for U.S. military families, retirees, veterans and others. Contact your military MWR Ticket Office for discount requirements on ticket purchases.

Service animals, yes. Not sure about ESA.

No reservations is necessary, you can buy tickets there. Just one recommendation be there early, you have to Walk long distances, and after 6pm, Most animals are sleeping.

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Yes. And the have covers overhead to shade the rider

Hey Briya to answer your question yes the zoo has wild dogs! Specifically the Painted Dog (African Hunting Dog) and Dholes.

No, but you will need to wear a mask.

Yes, service animals are allowed.

It's two and up, unless you have a medical exemption. They hand you a green braclet if you have a valid exemption.

Yes

Yes you can and I highly recommend it for your own convenience. Although the paths can get quite tight in some places.

They never checked ID or asked where we lived. Bought tickets online.

They had a attendance limit so it's best to purchase online because when we were there they told people who walked up to buy tickets there were no more tickets available for that day.

Yes. Just looked and military members are free.

Doubtful, there are plenty

I believe you have to call the phone number and the can help you out.

The day i went which was opening day, 80% of the people didnt have reservations but still went thru. I think it depends how much their at capacity. But reserve its easier.

As someone already answered in these Qs, the Zoo and Safari Park are both closed.

The San Diego Zoo has 3 behind the scenes tours. On is called Wild about cats... Is a 2 hour tour before the park opens and is all focused on the cats there are at the zoo. Keep in mind that because of COVID you now have to rent out the whole cart and is up to 6 people in the same household/ group. The other two cart tours are Discovery cart tour that is an hour long and covers around 70% of the park you have a personal guide that takes you behind the scene on different areas of the zoo. The Inside Look Tour is a 2 hours long and covers a little more of the zoo plus you have a possible opportunity of feeding one of the animals. For more info click on the link. Hope you have fun! https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/upgraded-experiences

^^ agreed. Membership is the way to go.

We never needed a reservation for the zoo,the wild park I'm not sure , but the zoo was wonderful

All of them are open. You can just walk up and get your food, they have outside seating

Go online @ https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/tickets $58 for adults (12 & up) $48 for children (3 to 11) Walking only, no tour rides or 4D theater.

Mask are required statewide.

Was just there today.

From zoo sandiegozoo.org Rentals: Strollers, manual wheelchairs, and electric scooters are available for rent on a first-come, first-served basis near the entrance. Prices: stroller single, $14; stroller double, $18.

Yes they do

How much for deaf people as a disability

Yes, of course.

Active duty gets in for free at both parks. You still have to pay for asking at the Safari park though.

Actually, flamingos are not pink. They are born with grey feathers, which gradually turn pink in the wild because of a natural pink dye called canthaxanthin that they obtain from their diet of brine shrimp and blue-green algae. Flamingos in zoos would often lose most of their pink colouration until keepers started adding synthetic canthaxanthin to their diets. In shorter terms, it's because of what they eat.

There are several hundred

You need to call or look on there website

June 16th - September 2nd, 9am to 9pm. Also, the Zoo has extended hours during "Jungle Bells" which runs from December 14th - January 6th, 9am to 8pm. 👍

Yes, in the Sandwich Company shop there is a merchandise shop.

I'm pretty sure that you can bring a friend whenever, it is valid for 7 days since the first visit, Hope I helped.😁

Yes, Email with the tickets attached. Remember The cheapest ticket include the Skyfari aerial tram. (On the website don't say that.) I purchased the expensive one... And once in the park I realized that. My bad.

$55 for the day

Yes, we went for an event

Yes you can take your own food, parking is free. Though there are certain areas in the zoo (bird 🐦 caged area) that indicates no food or drink inside. ( I'll assume not open)

Yes :) you can take an Uber anywhere

Yes. Talk to membership services.

Yes

Plenty

It looks like typically mid June they start opening until 9pm

Yes

The San Diego Zoo does have restaurants that SELL food and drinks.

Yes

It is fine in most of the zoo areas but there is a part with a slope too steep to go with a wagon.

a

Looks like unless you're a child ages 3-11 for $46 per child, the price is the same if you're 12 or over, according to the website, which is $56 per adult, which only applies to the Zoo. NOT the Safari Park /Wild: Animal Park (which compared to the zoo, in my opinion, is WAY more expensive and WAY less satisfying. Ditch it, I think)! The Zoo is the way to go! But the good news is that they often change their prices, so if you call beforehand, ask for anyone in the MEMBERSHIP department. That's important because they usually have discounts that are not published online. Peter or Jan (pronounced "Yan" , both male) are the most helpful and knowledgeable in the membership and/or day passes area. Trust me on that one! Hope this helps!!! Here's the Zoo's official website for prices: https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/tickets

Honestly I dont know but they are partners with Dawn Ultra so maybe that is the soap. I will have to think about this one. And this is like my 3rd time writing this lol.

According to their website: Ages 12 and over are $56.00 Ages 3-11 are $46.00 It includes: One visit to the San Diego Zoo®, Guided Bus Tour, Kangaroo Express Bus, Skyfari Aerial Tram, and all regularly scheduled shows. https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/tickets

Yes. They have "kangaroo busses" that have various stops around the park. Price is included in your admission ticket.

I feel ANYTIME OF THE YEAR IS THE BEST TIME TOO GO... Theres ALWAYS a show and its ALWAYS exciting and adventurous and ALSO EDUCATIONAL... NEVER A DULL MOMENT...

In playstore the name is San Diego Zoo

Not at all the zoo is fine. When they say government shut down it's only 10 percent of the government more or less!!!

It's open every day of the year, including all holidays, as mentioned on their website

Yes 👍👏💑💏🍻

There are five just sum are in the cleaning station or separated on there large area so you might not be able to see them all the time... can you go subscribe to taban gaming on youtube it would mean a lot

Yes

Any time

Yes

Yes, it is really crowded but you can still enjoy yourselves! It's no long waits or lines to stand in. New exhibits that are very nice(African rocks). Yes, you can bring your own food. I do, but buy the souvenir cups so that later your refills will only be $1 for that day.

It expires at the end of the month of the following year of the month you purchased it. So say you buy it Oct 12, 2018, it would expire Oct 31, 2019. Its definitely worth it to get any of the passes especially if you plan to go more than one day.

Only pay for your adult tickets online then skip the ticket line at the gate

Yes

Yes they do.

yes

Yes! We purchased a 2-Day Pass, which was used to visit the San Diego Zoo one day and the Sandiego Zoo Safari Park another. However, you can use the 2-Day pass to visit one of the zoos twice. The nice thing about this is it's a little cheaper for the 2-Day package and you don't have to go back-to-back days. You have to make your two visits within 5 days. We went on a Friday and a Sunday for example.

Active military get in free

Yes it is free

It not enough time. I like beter safari

You can purchase tickets online and print them directly or have them emailed to you. I believe they are general tickets and can be used on any date.

They are open from 9 - 9 daily

Online only

We were there for 6 hours. There is a lot to see. If you are just visiting the zoo, I'd say 6 to 7 hours. Also, week days are less busy and that's when we went. If you go on a Friday or weekend day, it will be a lot more crowded. One more idea, we repurchased our tickets online and saved $10 bucks off each ticket.

Yes, they have a line to go through plus it is really nice close viewing...worth a little wait for sure

Free for active duty military, 10% off for spouses and family. Kids are free in October. I don't think there are any other "free" days for the zoo. Other Balboa Park museums are free on Tuesdays on a rotating basis, but that doesn't include the zoo.

We missed them because we started at the top of the elephant/lion exhibit and by the time we realized we were too far away to want to double back but they're shown in the map, so be sure to pinpoint where they are so you don't end up doing the same thing as us!

Yes even on Christmas I think.

July- Sep

Yeah good luck, I have a year pass

Yep it is open

Yes they have electric cars you can rent with or without shade on them that you can get around the zoo in.

Yes an Arctic Fox he’s white

Didn't see any information on free days. Of course i wouldn't imagine they wouldn't advertise how to visit for free.

Yes, active duty get in for free with your military ID, family receives 10% off.

Yes we used our phone to show our purchase

They also have panda bears, you do have to stand in line to view them but its worth the small wait. When we went there was one eating bamboo, looking at everyone, and the other was sleeping. Too cute

Certified guide dogs only

I didn't see any when I was there

No bikes. They do have the bus tours and the sky lifts.

Yes.

There are different packages ranging from 44 dlls to 200 adults in the cheapest package 60dlls on average see my review at the end is the photo of the box office with different prices

Yes

Yes, make sure you have your student ID with you when you purchase your ticket.

Yes they have pandas

Age 3-11 $44.00

Your best bet would be just purchasing tickets in their name online. If you cannot decide on a date, then perhaps just opt in for the seasonal pass... after discounts and whatnot, seasonal vs non seasonal are only like a $10 difference online.

yes you can

Yes, 09:00 to 17:00

The SD Zoo is open everyday of the year including all holidays.

Yes

They are just two physically separated walk-through aviaries. Scripps has some larger birds, such as ibises and cranes. You would benefit from visiting both.

Is there a day in October where everyone is free?

Yes you would enjoy them

15 - 20 minute Uber

Hello . I was visiting. Great and very nice place in general.

No, you do not.

They'll give you 10% off a one day pass. So it's roughly $60/ticket

Located in the about section on google or contact us section on the website.

You can actually bring your own food 😜

All prices are on their website including discounts for purchasing online, military discounts, etc. Prices also vary by the type of ticket you purchase.

At the front gate next to sign saying tour and member services. Also if you are there in person anyone in red shorts are very helpful

No, but AAA has discounts, and you save by buy tickets online and printing at home.

Yes it is.

on the website

69 city blocks

Yes. Electrical scooters as well.

It's free at the zoo. $15 at the safari park

Yes. Purchase them online.

They do not offer any kind of discounts. When I first got the tickets I checked on every kind of discount imaginable. Their priority is taking care of the animals at the zoo and ensuring everyone is safe. I can't even imagine what this costs given the variety of animals and unique diets they must provide for every day. Spending the day at this zoo, is well worth it, even without a discount.

They didn't check me

65+ $61 for one day 1year membership for $77.00 if SD resident

Not sure what tigers are

No

No

Seniors and disabled do get more discounts. Buying online will also save money.

Sure sorry don't know the cost. Call ahead or go on line get info.

The zoo has an app you can download and it gives those details 👌

It will be open in the spring

62 dlls per pax is worth it

No reservations needed.

No, but mask is required

No, you can rent one but do not know how much they are

According to FAQ 10 percent off current rate

We also wondered about this and read that China loans giant pandas to zoos with the stipulation they retire back in the "motherland." None are there now, but they are supposedly working together to bring in more at some point.

Adults age 12 and up are 62 dollars for a day pass. Unfortunately no special prices for seniors

No reservation is necessary!

Nope

Yes they are running. Now is also a good time to visit as the park is less crowded in the winter.

If you're planning a lot of activities for several days in a row, I recommend the "Go City San Diego" pass.

Just get a map when you get there.

Download the app and you can use your location to guide you through the park and find the animals you want to see

No. But its a courtesy to others to mask. We did.

Free for military active duty only, Dependents over 11 10%off. October children under 11 free all month.

No

Yes bird lime and lyft are all rentable scooters

We get yearly passes. There are so many incredible animals to see and interact with. It also allows you to visit the wild animal park,as well. U Plus, they can use to get support. This is the best zoo I the world!!

Don't.

I belive 9:30 AM

Hello! Tembo in Swahili means Elephant so that's why you see so many Tembos. Tembo from Hatari! Did not, but the elephant from the movie Born Free did, her name was Tembo and she resided in San Diego Zoo. However Tembo died in 2019 unfortunately due to complications at the age of 48.

5/6 hours if you walk fast. I recommend 2 days to really enjoy it.

10 % discount for day pass

Yes, however, everything you buy there helps fund the care of the animals.

9 am for pass holders 10 am to public ......

Without go online and buy your tickets paperless you get your qr code really good and easy

A three hour tour,a three hour tour.

I'm thinking they don't check the bags for less contact with customer's items in case covid virus is present and they might be also short on staff. However I will definitely prefer bags to be checked. This could avoid any dangerous situation.

Yes. Plan about 4 hours at each. They are about 30 minutes apart. Utilize the bus tour at the zoo then walk to specific places of interest. Go to the animal park first so you can see the evening shows at the zoo.

4 hours

5 hours, minimum.

Where are you? In Tijuana?

The Takin and Red Pandas are in Panda Trek. I think the snow leopards are there too, or some type of leopard at least. Sun Beara should be to the right of that in Sun Bear Forrest.

It was fully open when i was there on the 5th of July.

No reservations are needed now.

The entrance ticket to the Zoo includes access to the tour bus

64 big bucks

No you dont....But they prefer you buy your tickets in advance

Yes. Busses and trams are running.

Yes with a hand stamp

Yep! :)

Yes 14.00 for a single

Yes the tolly and double decker busses are back up and running 🚍🚎

Free

$62 12+ $52 3-11

Yes open for everyone

Clean!

They have a daily routine to keep them healthy. Sometimes, more are out all at once. However, they are wild animals, and don't always behave how we would want them to. My suggestion would be to make a couple trips over to them, to maximize your opportunity of seeing more at once.

Have a great time last week they didn't check for that (:

Yes

Tiger sharks are with the penguins because they don't have the type of teeth to prey on penguins. This is what the staff told us during out visit last Tuesday!

Yes or you can buy a season past and they give automatically a reservation

No, just a mask at all times.

No, they went extinct in 1970s

Thousands

They are at the zoo but not sure if they are open at safaris Park.

Get there early. There were tons of them lined up when we arrived at 10am.

Just call and you can purchase ticket and they will take care of everything

9am but you must have a reservation.

Yes they are or you can rent one

They are honored. You will need a reservation

Yes you can

They are requesting you purchase them online. You may have issues at the counter if you try purchasing there due to limited capacity at this time.

The app is free and has info on animals.

We visited from out of state a couple of weeks ago.

Nope.

An entire day.

Yes

Yes

Active duty are free. Others like spouses, dependents, civilians and contractors are not.

Ya, Luv Google...lol

Yes mask are required at all time unless eating & drinking

Yes

Check with your local zoo, they have a list of zoo's they are in association with, that will tell you, if you have a discount.

I'll say it in Spanish... El NO!

Yes.

No

Yes they do have sitting scooters

Definitely

They are 62$ on all sites, and they want u to have u tickets before to scan..

Yes and no. By reservation, it means you buy your tickets and print them prior to arriving at the zoo. It still looks like you can buy a ticket at the gate once you pass through the medical screening but I would highly advise against it as there is a limited number of tickets each day to keep the park at the current allowed capacity.

You will most likely need to talk to someone at the box office. They handle all ticket issues.

Currently, you have to make reservations to enter the park. As noted, they're usually all booked ahead of time on the weekends. I've had no problem making reservations the day of on weekdays.

Come anyway, it doesn't rain all day and it will be less crowded

No senior discount was offered.

I bought online and did not know they had that discount ....until I already purchased. Ugh!

Many of the pathways in the park are very narrow or steep. The electric carts are next to useless on those paths.

Yes they allow it but it was not busy or packed so if space is limited this may not be a great spot.

I saw buses running

Call their main line and ask for security or loss prevention.

Double check the city pass website too in addition to calling the zoo

Unfortunately you can't book reservations for guest passes (the half price ones I assume) but if they are going with a member each member can make 6 reservations for the same day. If not just take them to the gate and do it that way. We had reservations and they didn't even look at them but ticket sales were also open and people were allowed without a reservation.

$60 for a day pass

Honestly the weekdays. Mon-thurs

Yes to all.

Yes temporarily closed to the public

I went before the gorillas were known to have Covid.

No

You should have been sent a receipt by now of your purchases... It takes up to 7 business days for your tickets to arrive by USPS mail or email on file.

I don't think so

It's super closed

New rules go into effect Sunday December 6. Check their website

You can

Went to see Pandas, still in China another than that most exhibits open🖤

Not sure which animals you mean. I didn't see anything different from before. According to a worker there only mammals can catch COVID, other animals can be carries maybe. Then that would make sense to have plexiglass up. Just speculating, of course.

3-11 is 50 adults 60 but October kids are free but that means it's packed!

There's a lot of hills but it's all concrete you can avoid stairs theres an elevator too upwind from the hippos

The parking lot is huge. They are screening everyone before you go in, spots on the ground are about 10'-12' apart. After you get in, it's kinda up to the people to do social distancing.

I went during the week, so I don't know.

Social distancing is in affect still and minimum capacity

For the month of October kids 11 and under get in free, no ticket required. Normally it is $10 off ($50 for one day)

Depends on the package and family size

Yes they have both available.

Only if is a service dog.

No

They have several doggie bag stations around the park for service animals.

Call San Diego zoo....

I think so

For 1 day pass Adults (12+) are $60 Child 3-11 are $50

Yes

$60per adult for day pass $50 per kid (3-11) day pass

10 minutes

They will screen you, once you arrive for temperature. That might be the reason

They are both closed as is the children's zoo

I was there two weeks ago. With less people it's truly worth it. Not too crowded

Theres just a couple of locations with turtles. The most are with the crocodiles.

Yes. And if you rent a wheelchair you get free transport from one spot to another.

No. San Diego zoo. And Safari Park are separate from the Los Angeles Zoo.

Free parking

Only outside activity and no petting.

NO !

Yes

No children 2 and under do not have to wear masks

They have sr discount and military but not handicap discount

The ticket has an expiration... If not used in a certain time frame... The discount gas been forfeited.

For one day per person almost 60 dlls

Yes

Yes, 10% off daily tickets. There maybe more online or for Season passes. As a military mom..try going thru Vettix.org or other sites that offer military discounts. God bless!

Yes

Yes soon you will be able to return to the zoo to see the caged up sad animals. Enjoy

Medium wait first thing, but it dies down during the day. This might change on the weekends as more people become comfortable getting out.

Yes. They have more than one.

9am

Only at the Safari Park in Escondido

Much better online and in advance. You have a better offer.

We walked from Little Italy. Approx 30 minutes.

Not in the zoo but I think there are two in the wild animal safari.

Chinook, Kalluk, and Tatqiq. Kalluk and Tatqiq, a brother and sister pair, were only a few months old when they arrived at the San Diego Zoo

There are several types of tickets, the cheapest is 58 dollars

I've been to four or five zoos and San Diego's is the best.

I'm not sure if I'm understanding your question correctly. You're more than welcome to research their website for prices and group rates. I hope this helps you!!

Buy on line is better than make line in the zoo

Yes, I believe so.

Yes. Military member is free and the discount is for family

You can even ask for an special rate for more than 15 people, (which was our case) approx 10% at the end we paid 52 dollars already with taxa, otherwise we would have paid more than 60 dollars (cups included)

It depends on what you want to see or where you want to go. You can practically be there from when they open until closing and you should be able to see everything for the most part.

It is in the United States of North America in the state of California

Not glass.

Yes. But food and beverage is much better and cheaper outside of theme parks.

Tell Trump. China took them back because of his trade war.

I did not see a hyenas whoever you are. And another thing why do you have a Simpsons picture in your account picture?

Sorry, I should have clarified. When you purchase a keeper level annual pass you are given 2 complimentary half-off admission vouchers. I wanted to know if I can redeem them online when buying tickets for our out of town guests.

It's a good.one like the safari park two

No I didn't see any Japanese Serows

Seniors 65 and up but price same as adult. And 4D theater not included, extra charge $7

No they dont

No

Yes or you can use the kiosk if you have no coupons and paying with card

Must go same day!

For adults I believe its 56$ but definitely check the website. You can purchase them online which I highly recommend so you don't have to wait in the long line to buy there

Wowzer that's a really good question. Who knows we didn't go through the whole zoo. But enjoyed the whole experience.

I did not see any serows but I cannot confirm that they do not have them.

You can, some of the hills are pretty steep though so be very careful. The bus tours would be a great option for you as well.

No idea, I went on Monday. Maybe in google you will find the answer because you can break down the schedules of the place

If you can take one :) .. if you can't rent it too

For the page, in this month children do not pay up to 10 children for free only for October and we buy it through the San Diego zoo page.

52 dls And October children enter free with the company of an adult.

Nop

In October children free up to 20 per adult.

They are still visible.

56 dollars

At the entrance of the zoo you will not be asked for a visa but to enter the country if necessary.

BTW, Discounted tickets for seniors. Military free. Kidd are free the whole month of October.

October only tho right?

There may be a ticket to the zoo that includes a cable car. Excuse my Spanish.

Go for a day 56 dollars.

Im not sure, but I would think.so.

In the summer they leave the zologico open until 9 at night. Many animals are asleep, but there are several that are more alert at 5-6pm. And it is interesting to visit at night with music and shows.

Hello, Several hours, not less than 4 hours.

i don't think it has ticket for Free

Sometimes. Mostly if ther are school field trips. Not bad though

http://letmegooglethat.com/?q=San+Diego+zoo+children+ticket+age

They do not sorry.

One of the beautiful things about the park is the foliage. You feel like you've entered a new world because of all the greenery.

You'll have read their website but there will occasions when the zoo does special nighttime access. It is also going to be a seperate cost.

Yes

I would suggest contacting them for this specific question only because I don't want to say they will let you when I'm not 100 percent certain.

There is a senior discount

Albert's restaurant has a risotto dish my daughter loved! It did have cheese in it, so finding vegan food might be difficult.

Is the best zoo in USA

56$ adult for one pass admission

Didn't see any shows this time, spent a lot of time walking to see every animal, the best time ever.

Receive 10% off a one day pass, at the zoo, and safari park. You need a valid ID.

Anywhere in the lot but if you want the closest to the entrance, then anywhere near the Panda 2 marker. It is close enough to the front and not too close that you have to deal with people walking by constantly as u try to pull in and out of the spot.

Yeah, same as online.

As far as I know; San Diego zoo is funded by AZA.

Regular 1-day zoo pass is $56 per adult ages 12+ and $46 per child ages 3-11

Check with the zoo.

https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/tickets

Yes

Yes it'a a crear zoo

No. No wolves

In winter it is from 9AM to 5 PM. Now the ticket includes free baskets. Luck!

About $56 unless you want to include the 4D theater and then it's over $60.

Sorry, i don't now

No

yep, a stroller parking spot thats monitored. i wouldnt reccomend a wagon though, theyre annoying, too large when its busy. so your answer would be yes but it might stick out

Yes. You can find them at several places at the park.

No

the zoo is attached to balboa park,is it closer to downtown

They offer a discount for AAA

$60 or so

Only for handicap people, inside the zoo.

I was there on Monday. Not too bad

Yes, they checked our bags but didn't make us take out our water. All the money you pay is for the zoo's research and care for the animals so we just buy what we can there.

Pets are not allowed.

The pandas went back to China in April 2019. They were here on loan.

Its about $62 for adults and $50 for kids. Shows are included except for the 4D theater that's $7. But you can find discounts online at Groupon. Hope this helps!

Yes, the adult regular pass is $56 includes the guided bus tour, kangaroo bus, skyfari and shows and the adult plus ticket is $62 which includes all of that and one 4D theater experience

Yes. The Zoo encourages conservation and reduce use of plastic. ....water bottles, outside food are ok

Yes, if you purchase the annual ticket

11 or under

Not allowed

No smoking sections and parking is indeed free.

Yes. They will refill them for free in certain spots too. Just need to ask.

Look on line for price. Sorry don't know.

Just show your ID for military discount

Under zoo keeper's supervisiom. Generally at a special event.

About plus $50

No they do not https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/help-center

There are a type of bison there but I didn't see any buffalo.

Can confirm that AAA does sell slightly discounted tickets.

Yes and they sell cheap ponchos for $4

Looks like it's 56$ for the day and 112$ for the year. No discounts

I heard 4-5 hours is average, however I wound up spending 8 hours there! I really got my money's worth, and if you can, make reservations and eat at Albert's. It was amazing - you can sit by the waterfall and relax with some decent food.

Yes

There are various packages but the basic 1 day pass is $56 for adults and $46 for kids.

Yes. Website has prices.

Military personnel get free admission. Dependents, get a 10% discount for a day pass with a valid dependent ID.

This Zoo is Huge! Go to their website to get a full list but this is one of the top.zoos in the world, and I've been to several of them in Japan, Berlin, Poland, Toronto, Calgary, Seattle, Beijing, Hawaii, Assiniboine zoo in Winnipeg! This zoo has it all, Koalas, elephants, giraffes, cougars, polar bears, gibbons, ourangatangs and the list goes on and all in one incredibly diverse habitat designed for each species. Was there in February and was fantastic A+ for zoo lovers and little ones alike!

No. They're allowed but only for the disabled and you have to bring it yourself.

He's right. Because the noise would put stress on the animals. Thanks for asking!

The pandas are no longer there.

You sure can no problem

If you can tolerate the heat then yes. So Cal's August is usually cooler than most other states in August I definitely wouldn't go in September.

No

Hi, Norman! Yes! Military discounts are valid every day of the year, including ALL holidays! Visit as often as you wish! Active duty U.S. Armed Forces personnel* receive all the benefits of our 1-Day Pass admission to the San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Zoo Safari Park upon presenting a Common Access Card (CAC) or Uniformed Services ID Card at our gates. Complimentary admission is reserved exclusively for active duty service members upon presenting valid ID. Military spouses and eligible dependents receive a 10% discount off the 1-Day Pass at both the Zoo and Safari Park and do not need to be accompanied by an active duty member of the Armed Forces. Just show your valid dependent ID card at any ticket window! Retirees and veterans: We do not offer a discount, having already done so during one's years of active service; however, we work with MWR Departments on board local military installations to offer discount packages for U.S. military families, retirees, veterans and others. Prices

1 day pass $56 for adults and $46 for children 3 - 11 years

Yes, though you may want to go early in the moring to beat the heat and that seems to be when the animals are most active.

Adults 58 and children 38 and it goes up from there.

No.

I don't know about senior pricing. But the zoo does offer a military discount.

Both at the zoo park or groupon or there is a kiosk where you get them at the zoo

Yes, parking is free.

You can take your food and there buy a refillable glass for $ 5.19 and then fill it up whenever you want for $ 1.19 the glass is big almost 1lt

Yes, lines are incredibly long.

Yes... And if you bring your own water bottles they'll refill them for free

56 for adults but AAA had discount.

Hello, I did not have the company of a dog, I'm not there anymore. I only visited.

Yes. They are found in the snowy Alpine regions of central and south Asia.

Yes they provide strollers but if you have one bring your own and snacks for the little ones... you can bring in food and ut really helps.....this park is huge and there is a lot of walking long distance up and down hills so bring the stroller so the kids have a place to rest after walking and running around

Just inside the entrance

4 points by Sheraton Or Wyndham Gardens in Point Loma

From the Zoo's FAQ page: Pets, comfort animals, and emotional support animals are not permitted at the Zoo or Safari Park. Because we house significant populations of rare and endangered species, both the Zoo and the Safari Park are considered to be quarantined facilities. State and federal regulations for such facilities do not allow for the access of pets, comfort animal or emotional support animals accompanying guests to these facilities. We do not offer kennel service at either park. If you will require kennel service during your visit, please use the Contact Us link at the bottom of this page so we may provide a list of local kennels.

April 27

Not sure. I don't think so.

I know san diego offers an explorer pass.. it may include both. Otherwise they are 2 separate passes

San Diego Zoo charges a $1.00 fee per ticket for online orders. 1-Day Pass is $56 per adult (age 12 and up) and $46 per child (age 3-11) and includes admission plus unlimited use of the Guided Bus Tour, Express Bus and Skyfari Aerial tram.

Inside the zoo there is motorized scooters/wheelchairs/segways available at Guest services.

I was just there on Thursday and saw at least 4 service dogs

I believe it's $55 for an electric one.

Children ages 3-11 are $46 each, that includes unlimited use of the guided bus tour, Express bus and Skyfari Aerial tram

At an additional cost

I found this on their website: "Yes! Our parks have wheelchairs and electric scooters available for rent for a nominal fee. Guests must provide a valid driver's license or San Diego Zoo Global membership card. We have a limited inventory and provide these items on a first-come, first-served basis. No advance reservations available. We recommend arriving early to secure one." Here's the link in case it can answer any more of your questions. 😊 https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/help-center

Yes

Seasonal depends

We didn't

Definitely wheelchair accessible. I'm pretty sure they have motorized carts for rent as well.

Yes Friday would be a great day to go, Saturday and Sunday are very busy! But get there early parking goes fast.

56$ for adults 1 day pass.

An annual pass cost about as much as 1 day ticket fyi

Good question, I haven't seen them in a year or so.

It can be. Just ask your tax professional how you can do it correctly so When you file, IRS wont send you a letter about the issue. Examples to make it ok is if you're a teacher and the school requires a field trip yet didn't provide funds for entry. If you cant provide adequate paper proof to IRS... then I would not recommend it. So talk to your tax pro to do it correctly for peace of mind.

They have many discount programs , some which are based on the time of year. For example, in October, kids go free.

If it's raining heavily I wouldn't recommend it, obviously the animals may not be out as much as they would a normal day but if it's just sprinkling I'm sure it'll be fine.

Yes they do

I did not see one. However there where several areas that where not open due to weather. That exhibit may have been one of them.

2 people can ride in the sky lift that overlooks the whole zoo You can't really see the animals from that high up, but it is still a cool perspective We also road a intro tour bus that circles the entire zoo. It gets you acclimated to the different sections you can explore. And you actually see alot of animals on the bus ride too. And there are also "Hopper" busses. Instead of making one big trip around, the Hopper busses stop at bus stops and are a quick way to get where you want to go

Yes but due to safety reasons some areas are restricted.

I dont eat cuscus

parking is free basic ticket just allows to enter. however bus tours with tour guide tour guide is included. Oh yes! the skyline baskets if you show your ticket they'll allow you to use the baskets. They transport you to the back of the zoo. This saves a lot of time with a beautiful view of San Diego Skyline however it's a one way ride but you can ride as many times them as you wish.

here is the volunteer site: https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/jobs/

Yes 3 or 4 in the Australian outback area.

Complimentary admission is reserved exclusively for active duty service members upon presenting valid ID. Military spouses and eligible dependents receive a 10% discount off the 1-Day Pass at both the Zoo and Safari Park and do not need to be accompanied by an active duty member of the Armed Forces.

Yes! The San Diego Zoo and the Safari Park are open every day of the year, rain or shine, including ALL holidays!

Yes. It is always open. And it never stops...

No kangaroos to my knowledge.

Yes. Two years and under are free with adult admission.

That is correct

As of now 56usd for adults, see https://tickets.sandiegozoo.org

Animal caretakers are also music DJ'S.....

For an adult day pass, $56

Free parking if you get there early enough during the week you can park underneath one of the Villas otherwise it's a very Giant open space parking lot

Just service dogs

if it is open

According to the San Diego Zoo website the zoo has several cheetah Animal Ambassadors. You may see a cheetah walking around Zoo grounds with a trainer plane in the animal Ambassador area or participating in animals in action experience.

Yes, San Diego Zoo and Sea World are open.

Yes, on the food. Bottles preferred. Had mixed response on the take out cups with straws. Plus they dont let you bring open container beverages on the skyfari. You can purchase alcohol inside, not to bring in.

Yes

Yes

You would have to contact the zoo for that info. Try their website

Yes it is open from 9am - 8pm. It's nice because there's not many people and it's quieter than normal.

Yes, it has an expiration date

I am not sure but I was 7 when we first visited and that was early 1960's. Luann

I believe it starts mid December and goes all the way till January 6th

$50 for the day

From what I know the only pets allowed are just the service pets

No

Yes, everyday.

Sadly not

Syndactylus

Not sure. Visit their website

I found this in FAQ. Retirees and veterans: We do not offer a discount, having already done so during one's years of active service; however, we work with MWR Departments on board local military installations to offer discount packages for U.S. military families, retirees, veterans and others. Prices charged at individual U.S. military base ticket offices for Zoo and Safari Park tickets may be lower than the 10% discount price offered to qualified dependents at our ticket windows. Please contact your military MWR Ticket Office for discount requirements on ticket purchases. At the Zoo, the 1-Day Pass includes Zoo admission with unlimited use of Guided Bus Tour, Express Bus, Skyfari aerial tram, and all exhibits and shows. At the Safari Park, the 1-Day Pass includes Park admission with unlimited use of the Africa Tram and all exhibits and shows. (Safari Park parking is not free.)

The SD Zoo is very cool!

Yes

I saw 1 last week on Saturday.

Look at the Google Maps for direction.

$ 54 a day pass. There are other options at https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/tickets

To have an idea you can look at this https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/content/animals-plants

Nope.

If you go from Mexico to there, you cannot bring fruit, but you can enter the zoo with any food, apart from that they do not check when you enter.

Yes, they have lokers

The zoo is free for kids in October, but you do have to pay if you want to use the kangaroo bus or take the bus tour. Kids under 3 are free always.

Not for luggage, but yes there are small lockers

Its 54 but it is a beautiful place

2 visit pass comes for $86.40. You can get more details @ https://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/tickets

Yes

I always pack a lunch, snacks, and drinks.

For October, one child enters free for each adult ticket

Yes free for kids 1 kid per adult though. Panda tour is worth it as well. Line was just a little long. But everything there is good. Now thats a ZOO!!

54 admission and $ 6 more for a 4D mini-movie worth watching.

Yes, if you can bring, also water

Check the website

Kool

Nope it will be open

W by en you pop ark the car you will see a huge lion the entrance is right there on Oark bvd

Christmas eve yes day not sure but would guess yes check web site for that answer

Yes they do and they have the same thing for many animals

Yes they are supose to with a valid id

Yes you can bring drinks. Read my review for tips on how to best prepare for San Diego zoo

With kids anything that fits in a stroller/backpack is essentially allowed. No alcoholic beverages or weapons... They are beer and wine and cocktails in the park.

Yes check up on their website for more information

54$ for normal entrance. Plus Pass with 4D Cinema is 60$, but in my opinion it doesn't worth it. The normal day pass is great enough.

Oh man I'm sorry I don't know about the kids, I think the tickets are like 27.00

Not sure, check the zoo website.

Not at the Zoo. You can about 15 minutes away at Sea World or 25 minutes away at Scripts oceanic Institute.

No

Here's some information on the giraffes at the San Diego Zoo. https://animals.sandiegozoo.org/animals/giraffe more info on giraffes. http://zoo.sandiegozoo.org/animals/giraffe There are several different options for feeding the giraffes. I believe that there are feeding stations throughout the area that the giraffes are in. You buy the food for a small fee, and you can take your own photographs. That's what I did. There are also private feeding opportunities, like breakfast with the giraffes, in which you can feed the giraffes in a private setting and have professional photographs taken. I believe they're also excursions, in which feed the giraffe in a private setting and photos. All of this around the San Diego Zoo located in or near Balboa Park. The safari park, located some 40 minutes away is a different experience completely. I don't know if there are any opportunities to feed the giraffes there. Unfortunately I cannot find details on costs. I recommend calling the zoo.

$ 54 adult (+12) $ 44 children (3-11)

Yeah the special needs person needs an admission ticket, then their caregiver gets in free. Just ask guest services for the free pass.

Yes until 9

365 days a year

Yes

They have medium sized lockers so it depends on your luggage size

Yes

Membership I think?

Active duty members receive free admission with valid I.D. and spouses/ dependants receive 10% off admission. There is no discounts for veterans/retirees specifically.

Eligible students receive a 10% discount on either a annual membership or 1 day pass.

No there are still no black Panthers in the zoo at this point in time but they say that hope to have a habitat ready for one sometime soon

Yep - even if you dont , u ve the ticket to re-enter

Not at the Zoo, but you do at the Safari Park.

We were there 7 hours and did not see all the animals.

If you want to see everything I would spend 2 weeks. Most the parks should be done in 2 days. 1 day is too much walking

Yes you can!

As far as I know, the zoo doesn't really participate in outside ticket sales. If you are a local, the annual pass is financially the cheapest option.

Currently, admission is $54 for an adult, $44 for a child (3-11 yrs). Packages and membership options will save you money if you go more than once.

It's not free.

Yes it is, but not sure by how much.

I don't see why you couldn't but i would give the Zoo a call.

No tent. Yes food. $60 per adult.

The cost for the zoo can be found on their website. Parking is free at the zoo. There is a charge at the Safari Park.

Go to internet and get from there or a travel agent. I think I paid $49.00

I would call the zoo and see if they know what animals will be out for viewing. Some don't mind the heat.

Yes

Food and snacks, water and drinks, strollers. You can't take large camping cooler boxes, those are not allowed.

On Groupon we found adult tickets for $54 and child tickets (ages 3-11) for $44.

Ok well october would be the best time to go. We went yesterday and none of the tigers nor the silver backs came out so it was kinda a bumer. But a nice zoo

Yes it's possible.

No student discount. But you can get a discount by purchasing zoo tickets at the Balboa Park visitor center. I believe it's 10% off.

$54 for adults, $44 for children

No

You can utilize AAA membership for a discount at entry. Consider contacting the zoo for additional discounts not advertised.

Yes is Open.

Seniors age 65 and older receive a 10% discount off the 1-Day Pass. 1-Day pass is $54 for 12 yo+

The good thing is that you can bring food inside👍

Yes free it is...

It depends on where you purchase them. Some are good for up to a year after perchase.

Yes

Depends how much tou would like to see and do you and family take time to get to know each animals. We were 3 families with 7 kids and two grandparents. Got in at 9 and left at 3:30. We mostly look for what kids wish to see plus some inputs from adults. Cable cart and bus ride are fun to ride for the kids.

I don't know about a rolling cooler, but they are generally okay bringing a decent amount of food and drink in, as long as nothing is glass.

Yes, they have scooters to rent, $50 or $55 with a sun cover.

How much are season passes

Since you are here, you have internet. Google San Diego zoo and look at their different packages. I think the best bargain is the membership. Cost is twice the zoo price, but you get unlimited entrance to zoo and safari park for a year. And FREE parking at the park. Membership includes 4 single use guest passes for you to take friends to zoo or park for free. If your intent is just one visit, stop by Vons, the sometimes sell two for one tickets.

$ 54 the regular. $ 60 if you want to enter the theater in 4-D

Today is 6:00 pm, Saturday is 5:00 pm, Sunday is 8:00 pm during this weekend. Winter may be different.

They close at the normal time, although I don't know if they will close earlier.

Yes

Um...San Diego is a city in California.

No double strollers don't fit on the moving sidewalk but the elevators to the bridge are now up and running. It's probably easier to use them now.

Go Card is a good choice if you travel to San Diego and stay for a few days (3+).

Parking is free...the lot is big and there is no shuttle. ..so if you park far, prepare to walk

Free parking to the zoo

Zoo have facility of motorized wheelchair in first cum basis they charge tickets while attendant is free to enter zoo. Anyway they have options for autistic child.

Parking is free. Take the double layer bus and you will see major animals. Bus is free too.

It can easily take all day. The bus tour is a good way to begin the day, see a lot, get an overview of the Zoo.

$ 54 for adults and $ 44 for children. I recommend you in cash, I try it with two Mexican cards and it was a problem, they returned the money but they explained to me that they often have this type of problem with foreign cards.

$55 adults

10 am

Probably not something you should put in the questions section

Hello, what the zoo does offer is this, motorized wheelchairs and they go for $55.00. Check at Guest Service just to left as you enter the zoo.

And

The train is outside the zoo. I thinks its $2.50

E tickets on your phone work

Definitely!

They just got added.

Yes, the bus also passes nearby

I am not sure. Best to call.

No. I assume you mean the Coaster, as the trolley doesn't go to Carlsbad. After debarking the Coaster at Santa Fe station, you just need to take the 215 Rapid bus to the zoo.

Yes, according to their website its 14 dollars for a wheelchair or 50 for an electric scooter.

$54.00 unless you can find a coupon or pass online for cheaper

It's on their website. A 1 day pass is $54 but there are other options that cost more but you get more stuff

They do and the park is handicap friendly from what I saw.

Balboa Park has wifi and the Zoo is within Balboa Park, but the coverage is spotty.

Can confirm 54 dollars.

Prices are as follows: Ages 12 and up, $54.00. Under 12, $44.00

Its free.

54 from 12 to more years of age, 44 from 3 to 11 years old, only for one day, there are two, three and one-year passes that include the zafari and other accesses

$108 for 2

The rates of the zoo are fixed., The special prices are obtained when you buy packages to visit several tourist places.

166.50 for two adults. 112 for one adult. 54 for kids passes

That will work

Do you offer a Military discount? Yes!  Military discounts are valid every day of the year, including ALL holidays!  Visit as often as you wish! Active duty U.S. Armed Forces personnel* receive all the benefits of our 1-Day Pass admission to the San Diego Zoo and the San Diego Zoo Safari Park upon presenting a Common Access Card (CAC) or Uniformed Services ID Card at our gates. Complimentary admission is reserved exclusively for active duty service members upon presenting valid ID. Military spouses and eligible dependents receive a 10% discount off the 1-Day Pass at both the Zoo and Safari Park and do not need to be accompanied by an active duty member of the Armed Forces.  Just show your valid dependent ID card at any ticket window!

I bought in "Go City Card" for $ 85 but it included the zoo and other attractions.

Nope, sorry...

Service Dog, Yes.

Yes it is

Yes you can

Feed the animals so they can take a break from work.

About $55 a person at the door cheaper online than at the door.

$54 for ages 12+ $44 for ages 3-11

Don't think so, but you'd best check directly with the zoo.

Hi Keith, I don't absolutely know for sure but I am fairly certain that their staff would put it into the lost and found the best thing to do would be to call them directly and let them know that you've left the purse and if they've found it. Good luck!

Yes, service animals are allowed. Per federal law, they are generally allowed anywhere a person is allowed in a business. Ask the help desk for more information about accessibility.

I'm not sure of the price because I have an annual zoo pass and I recommend it to everyone. Lots of handicap parking, wheel chairs inside to rent not sure of the price.

If I recall correctly, $50. $55 for one with an awning (shade).

We stayed at the days inn at hotel circle near sea world. I recommend it 100% clean. Family friendly and reasonably priced. 10 minutes to the zoo and they have a shuttle as well, but i dont know if it runs on the wknds. We took my son this past sunday and they said it didnt run that particular day.

don't think so but u get a discount...call them

Yes

Two bus lines serve the zoo: SDMTS 7 and SDMTS Rapid 215. You can pick up either from the City College Transit Station (trolley).

The tickets are not tied to a specific day.

See website for details and specials. 44 kid, 54 adult for a single day pass

Zoo is opened 365 days a year sun, rain, storms, fog... unless there is an extreme emergency the local news will advise...if an attraction is closed for any reason you will be notified upon purchasing your tickets

There is actually an app for the zoo that you can download to your mobile device that lists all animal species at the zoo. While, I don't know the answer you can definitely find out using the app.

At the San Diego Zoo, we have quarter-operated lockers located in the Discovery Outpost across from Poppy’s Patio.  Small locker: $.75 (16x24x14); Large locker: $1.50 (29x15x23).  In addition to this guest storage amenity, the Zoo has recently added a larger secure storage area inside Front Street Rentals, where guest can rent strollers, wheelchairs and EVCs.  This area can accommodate suitcase storage and larger items that will not fit inside the large lockers.  The cost for this storage area is $5.00 per piece and it comes with unlimited access.

Yes

I know they offer a AAA, seniors, and military discount. But I'm not sure on renting a locker or student discount.

Yes, the park opens at 9:00 AM.

I think they are like $15

At the Motel 6 and the Kings Inn in hotel circle offer coupons for Uber and Lyft. Other than that I'm not sure about transportation they offer.

No

54$ for adult entrance. 44$ for kids.

Free

They have "close encounters" with certain animals but they don't let you hold any of them. Some of them you can touch though.

1-Day Pass Includes: One visit to the San Diego Zoo®, Guided Bus Tour, Kangaroo Express Bus, Skyfari aerial tram, and all regularly scheduled shows

December 24th 9 to 5 December 25th 9 to 8

54 adults 12 small, but there are also annual passes that go from 100 dollars for the whole year, I recommend it, it is worth it a lot.

$50 and $55 with shade

$50 and $55 with shade was just there last week

Yes are usually two on display

I do not know for sure, can definitely get the helmet the San Diego band may or may not happen. But I will tell you that you have a better chance at the zoo than anywhere else in San Diego.

The Zoo has tigers (Malayan), lions, leopards (Amur, snow), jaguars, cheetahs, servals, ocelots, and a fishing cat. The Safari Park has Sumatran tigers, lions, and cheetahs.

I'm sure the prices are the same as they are year-round right around $50 per adult. Keep in mind that the Zoo closes at 5 p.m. this time of year so you will want to get there early.

No. They free complimentary admissions for active duty. They offer a 10% discount on a one day pass for dependence. However if you have a pass in our handicap you can get one free admission for your helper

Yes

I haven't made it that far in life just yet.

Typically an id is required for validation of season passes, which are per-individual. I believe normal tickets require no id, but you will be encouraged to get a season pass. I find it to be worth the extra cost, if you anticipate being at the zoo multiple days within a year.

Single day adult is $52

We were there from 10am to 5pm moving from one attraction to another at a fairly rapid pace with pauses of between 7-14 minutes and finished seeing everything by 5pm. It helps to take a shuttle bus to get from A to B when possible.

The groupon doesnt include the skyteain on the bus tour

I believe its $14 for a single and $18 for a double.

9AM-5PM everyday

There's a kangaroo bus which takes you to different areas of the park and then there's the tour bus which gives you the tour of the zoo both which are free

Yes at the far end of the parking lot

The tour is about 45 minutes And l got the 52 dollars for person ,it's was so worth it

It's free parking

Have fun

I pay $58 for each adult ticket and kids were free on the day I went

Yes

500 k per year

You don't have to pay, it is free!

Yes the Arctic wolf is at the Zoo, at the Wegeforth Bowl. He is an animal ambassador and not on exhibit.

It's all upfront

Around 50

I also just got off the phone with them. It is $15, but apparently, only on the weekends. Feeding time is at 12:00pm. They recommend getting there early, as tickets are sold beginning at 11:00a. Thank you!

Please be more specific...adults, children, do you have discounts, how many days?? Regular one day is 52$ for adults and 42$ for children 11y/o and under 3 and under are free

Yes, it just states with a paid adult.

Just until the October 31st.

They also offer car transportation to folks needing help. Security/guest services on left as you enter. Consider Skyfari for overhead view and xfer to Polar bear area. Bus tour good option. They have a kangaroo bus that you can take to various stops, exit, wander around, and catch next bus. There is a new bridge allowing you to walk across canyon by Treetops

October is kids (11 years old and under with a paid adult) Free month. Adults are regular price at 52$US

Good riddle! Stay connected with wifi

Brook is correct. Once I the Zoo go to Front Street Rentals for details. they have a large storage locker for luggage, and other items.