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London Zoo Entry Ticket: Discover Wildlife in the World’s Most Vibrant Capital City
3.7
667 Ratings
London
Experience the wonders of wildlife at London Zoo, located in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant capital cities. Explore diverse habitats, learn about conservation efforts, and create unforgettable memories.
Experience the wonders of wildlife at London Zoo, located in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant capital cities. Explore diverse habitats, learn about conservation efforts, and create unforgettable memories.
Duration:
5 hours
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
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ZSL London Zoo - The Zoo’s biggest experience, Land of the Lions, gives you the chance to get closer than ever before to the mighty Asiatic lions. You can explore walkways covering the 2,500sqm Indian-themed exhibit.
Come face-to-face with one of nature’s most awesome predators in Tiger Territory, learn about the natural behaviours of Sumatran…
- ZSL London Zoo - The Zoo’s biggest experience, Land of the Lions, gives you the chance to get closer than ever before to the mighty Asiatic lions. You can explore walkways covering the 2,500sqm Indian-themed exhibit.
Come face-to-face with one of nature’s most awesome predators in Tiger Territory, learn about the natural behaviours of Sumatran tigers and discover the conservation issues these creatures face in the wild.
Tiny Giants is a celebration of all things small but mighty, and the sometimes strange but always wonderful world of invertebrates. Also home to a new coral reef tank, this indoor experience is one not to be missed.
You’ll love heading down to the beach to watch our colony of Humboldt penguins dive, swim, frolic and feed in England’s largest penguin pool, complete with large underwater viewing windows. And step Into Africa to observe the elegance and grace of the giraffes before moving on to the magnificent residents of Gorilla Kingdom.
What's Included
- Admission to ZSL London Zoo included
- Admission to ZSL London Zoo included
What's Not Included
- Guide book
- Hotel pickup and drop off
- Food and drinks
- Guide book
- Hotel pickup and drop off
- Food and drinks
Additional Information
Experience the natural world at London Zoo, a conservation facility of ZSL located in the centre of one of the globe’s most energetic capitals. Explore diverse wildlife, understand our preservation efforts and create unforgettable recollections of our jumping, growling, and chirping ecosystem.
Nestled in the verdant surroundings of Regent’s Park, with…
Experience the natural world at London Zoo, a conservation facility of ZSL located in the centre of one of the globe’s most energetic capitals. Explore diverse wildlife, understand our preservation efforts and create unforgettable recollections of our jumping, growling, and chirping ecosystem.
Nestled in the verdant surroundings of Regent’s Park, with historic edifices and exquisite gardens, London Zoo serves as a sanctuary in the capital’s core, home to over 15,000 marvelous creatures.
- Please note, there is no provision for left luggage
- Bicycles, scooters, rollerskates, rollerblades, skateboards are not allowed on Zoo premises
- The Zoo is more than 190 years old and contains many old buildings, 12 of which are listed. However, most of London Zoo is accessible for wheelchair users and those with walking difficulties.
- Paths are generally tarmac and there is level or ramped access to most buildings.
- Slopes leading to the two tunnels in the Zoo are quite steep.
- Six manual wheelchairs and two boosters/electronic wheelchairs are available at the Zoo entrance with no hire charge, but a security deposit is required (subject to availability). You can call to reserve one up to 2 weeks in advance.
- Please ask at the Zoo entrance or the Information Kiosk for information and a map in large print.
- Last admission is one hour before advertised closing time.
- The Zoo will close at 5pm on 7, 14, 21 and 28 June and 5, 12, 19 and 26 July 2024 for Zoo Nights. Last entry and closing time subject to change due to special events. Some animal exhibits may close up to 30 minutes before closing time.
- Both Zoos will be closed from Monday 20 to Friday 24 January 2025, and the following week from Monday 27 to Friday 31 January 2025 for annual maintenance. The Zoos will be open at the weekends.
Location
ZSL London Zoo
Regents Park, Outer Circle
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
3.7
(667 Ratings)
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Nataliepw1983wl
Jul 11, 2025
Great feed the Monkeys experience - My 20 year old daughter and I went to the zoo and did the Feed the Monkeys experience. It was very hot but a wonderful experience. Maisie, Ruth and Rhonda were very knowledgeable and lovely. We had a great time. THE MONKEYS WERE SUPER CUTE !!! (I wanted to put one on my pocket)
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Abc123xyz8910
Jul 11, 2025
Amazing day out - Amazing zoo, all the animals are clearly well looked after and such a variety, we seen a 2 week old baby sloth!! We particularly liked the walkthrough animal parts, being in with the monkeys, the butterflies, bays and goats in the farmyard was fun and different, missed not having elephants as they’re my favourite but guess I’ll just have to visit Whipsnade aswell!
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Markrf51xv
Jul 9, 2025
Trip to London zoo - Really good variety of animals from lions right down to ants. The park is well laid out and facilities are good. The restaurant is a bit pricey but food is good. There is a lot to see, easily a whole day. I would recommend this zoo for a good day out. It's also easy to get there from Victoria station , tube connections are very good.
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Ylenia
Jul 1, 2025
A day of fun for all the family - The zoo is well kept and animals seemed to be well taken care of. I was impressed by the way one of the employees spoke about the animals as if they were her kids! Do proud of their achievements or mischief :-)
The zoo is quite big. We spent over 4 hours. What I would suggest is to have more visible water stations for refills and maybe some of the toilets get modernised
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Yorkiepudonthemove
Jun 27, 2025
Can’t wait to go a third time!!! - I’ve been to London Zoo twice: November 2024 for the day and June 2025 for the Zoo Night.
Each time has been absolutely fantastic. Incredibly immersive with walk through features and super informative with loads to see. Really clean and well-presented.
As a huge animal lover, it’s fantastic to see all the effort that goes into making the environments most suited to the animals. Do sometimes wish they were bigger but 1. Appreciate there is so much behind the scenes we don’t see so they likely have other areas and 2. The conservation work is great from the Zoo and shows a real passion to help animals.
All staff encountered have been lovely. Friendly to talk to and so knowledgeable about the animals.
Felt especially inclined to leave my highly positive review after seeing negative comments where people are disappointed they didn’t see some animals or there weren’t the animals they wanted to see.
If you’re annoyed by the animals not being in constant display and sometimes sleeping or behind something, I’m not sure you really care for the animals.
And secondly, there are so many animals after 2 trips I’ve not seen everything! There’s so much to see and lots of variety.
I look forward to going back to London Zoo in the future.
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Jla113
Jun 27, 2025
Great Friday date night highly recommended - Have been before and loved it but the adults only late night on Friday was just the best. Not as busy as during the day and beer and cider available and lots of space to see the animals. It made such a difference we will defo be back
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Passport14403036223
Jun 26, 2025
Preparation advised - - lots of possibilities to sit
- kind of almost saw no animals
- think about, what you really want to see before you go, because there is so much
- shop is overpriced
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B5390yqbobt
Jul 12, 2025
London Zoo Nights (disappointing) - I’ve been to the zoo several times in the past but it seemed different this time. We booked for a Zoo Nights visit.
It was very hot weather so I understand if some animals were safely inside. However, we saw very few animals.
The staff were helpful and seemed enthusiastic but there just wasn’t much to see.
I was more concerned how crowded it was. I really hate to criticise but I think they are seriously overselling tickets. We couldn’t find anywhere to sit when eating or having a drink later. They had music and plenty of choice for food but long queues. When we did find a seat to have an ice cream at the end we could only find space on a wall next to the bins.
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Karenmu6205pr
Jul 13, 2025
Disappointing - We as a family of 9 were disappointed with our time at the zoo yesterday for a 6th birthday celebration. No tigers or lions in or outside. No pygmy hippos to be seen. No monkeys in the walk in enclosure. A member of staff literally shouted at my granddaughter in the butterfly enclosure when all she did was put her hand out like everyone else hoping one would land. Considering it cost nearly £400 for the day we will not be going back.
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Felicityp639
Jul 6, 2025
If This is Legal, the Law is Wrong! - I was shocked by how small many of the enclosures are at London Zoo. It was heartbreaking to see animals with such limited space to move — especially species like tigers and giraffes, who naturally roam vast distances in the wild.
For context: the zoo itself is only 36 acres. Tigers in the wild typically roam 12,800 to 320,000 acres. Giraffes cover around 33 square miles — that’s over 21,000 acres. The enclosures I saw for both species combined were smaller than my childhood home, which sat on just 2.5 acres. That comparison has stayed with me.
And that’s using just these two examples, ignoring all the other enclosures that also felt far too small.
I also saw an okapi — the giraffe’s closest relative — pacing back and forth in a room smaller than my bedroom. Watching it confined like that was deeply upsetting.
I’m sure the zoo meets the current standards — but just because a standard exists doesn’t mean it should be the one we stick to. It’s simply not good enough. I’m sure the keeps care for the animals, but the establishment clearly only cares about profit. The visit left me feeling incredibly unsettled and deeply upset.
What surprised me most is how few people seem to be talking about this. It’s not just a minor issue — it’s central to the experience.
Zoos have the potential to educate, protect, and inspire. But this felt like confinement, not conservation. I expected far better from such a prominent institution.
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