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Our ticket prices vary at each Zoo and throughout the year, you can see the prices on our booking page. Online prices are always better value than buying on the gate. Can I buy tickets when I arrive? Yes, although please note prices are higher if you buy on the gate.
A great day out that makes a difference. Feel closer to nature at London Zoo, a ZSL conservation zoo in the heart of one of the world’s most vibrant capital cities. Discover amazing wildlife, learn how we're protecting their future and share incredible memories of our leaping, roaring, squawking natural world. Open daily from 10am. Book tickets.
With child tickets 30% off standard adult prices, and kids under 3 completely free, book London Zoo today for a wild family day out of exploring that’ll keep your whole herd happy. BOOK LONDON ZOO TICKETS NOW. Best value tickets online - advanced booking recommended, Enjoy a family day out at London Zoo.
View prices and buy London Zoo tickets here! This conservation zoo is the world's oldest scientific zoo and has plenty to offer on a fun family day out. Explore this oasis in the heart of the capital with just under 15,000 amazing animals to discover
Where to get the cheapest tickets for London Zoo? London Zoo has variable ticket rates according to season and day of the week (cheaper rates mid-week). You can find London Zoo tickets at their official website, or from some third party providers who generally match the price, but will save if you buy London Zoo tickets with another attraction.
ZSL London Zoo. Pricing from February to October are Summer prices: Adults £24.30. Children (3-15 years) £18.00. Children under 3 years FREE. Concessions (senior (60 or over), student & disabled adult) £21.90. From November to January, prices are: Adults £20.45. Children (3-15 years) £15.90.
With these London Zoo tickets, you'll be able to take in over 750 species of animals while walking through its historic buildings and grounds. London Zoo’s biggest experience, Land of the Lions, gives you the chance to get closer than ever before to the mighty Asiatic lions – of which only 400 remain in the wild.
