How much are London Zoo Tickets?

The cost to visit London Zoo varies based on the day of week & whether there’s a school holiday – as expected. See approximate pricing below: At Days Out London Zoo tickets cost: Weekend: <ul> <li>Adult (Ages 16-64) - £33.00</li> <li>Child (3-15 Years) - £23.10</li> <li>Under 3 (Ages 0-2) - £0.00</li> <li>Senior (+65) - £29.70</li> <li>Student (With Id) - £29.70</li> <li>Disabled Adult (Carer Goes Free) - £29.70</li> <li>Disabled Child (Carer Goes Free) - £23.10</li> </ul> Standard: <ul> <li>Adult (Ages 16-64) - £31.00</li> <li>Child (3-15 Years) - £21.70</li> <li>Under 3 (Ages 0-2) - £0.00</li> <li>Senior (+65) - £27.90</li> <li>Student (With Id) - £27.90</li> <li>Disabled Adult (Carer Goes Free) - £27.90</li> <li>Disabled Child (Carer Goes Free) - £21.70</li> </ul>

What is the nearest tube station to London Zoo?

The nearest tube station to London Zoo is Camden Town – which is around a 25-minute walk from the zoo entrance.

Is there parking at London Zoo?

Yes, there is! Good news is that London Zoo’s car park is located on Outer Circle, Regent’s Park (outside of the congestion zone), so parking is super easy. Parking for zoo visitors is charged at £14.50 for cars and motorbikes. Sat Nav Address: NW1 4SX <a href="https://www.londonzoo.org/plan-your-visit/how-to-get-to-london-zoo/parking-information">For full parking information, visit the official site</a>.

Can you stay in the London Zoo lodges?

Absolutely! Staying over at London Zoo is probably the best day out for animal lovers. Enjoy after-hours tours before settling in for a night at the zoo in a private lodge (right by the Asiatic Lions). Both adult and family night options are available for the perfect staycation! Please note that adult night participants must be 14 and over, and children must be 5-13 years old for family nights. <a href="https://www.londonzoo.org/plan-your-visit/zoo-experiences/lodges-sleepover-at-the-zoo">For more information and booking, head to the official site.</a>

How long does it take to walk around London Zoo?

If you plan on having a proper gander round London Zoo, we’d recommend you spend around 2-3 hours exploring the attraction.

Can I bring my own food to London Zoo?

Fab news! Visitors are welcome to bring picnics to London Zoo – and there’s plenty of picnic tables to get set up at. Don’t worry if you haven’t brought a picnic, there are loads of dining options at the zoo – like The Terrace Restaurant, Peckish Parrot Café and Woodland Kiosk.