Follow our money-saving guide to London Zoo below, packed with tips & tricks to help you save time & money;
London Zoo; Cheap Tickets & Promotions
There are plenty of ways to save money on a day out to London Zoo with a range of available promotions. Follow our round-up of deals that includes tickets for low-income families, 2 for 1 offers, free return visits & membership options. Save yourself time and money with our cheap ticket guide.
More information is available over at London Zoo Cheap Ticket Offers & Promotions.
London Zoo; Picnics & Lockers
An easy way to keep the costs down at London Zoo is by packing a picnic. Good to see that picnics remain welcome at London Zoo, with plenty of seating options available throughout the zoo. There are a range of on-site lockers available for hire plus water refill options dotted around the park. More information regarding hire charges, locker sizes, picnic spots and water refill stations can be found over at London Zoo Guide; Picnics & Lockers.
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London Zoo Penguin Beach, (photo; Phil Loach)
Zoo Membership
For those planning to visit London Zoo & Whipsnade Zoo on a regular basis, look out for membership options. Gold membership comes with a host of additional perks that are worth looking out for, including parking perks & discounts on retail and food outlets. Silver membership provides free entry to both attractions at a lower price but without the perks. Worth noting that if you have purchased day tickets, you can even upgrade your day ticket & only pay the difference if you upgrade within 14 days of your initial visit.
London Zoo Parking
Located within Regent’s Park in central London, London Zoo is easily accessible via public transport. For those planning to travel by car, there is limited parking available close to the main entrance. Whilst standard parking charges are in place, selected visitors can enjoy FREE parking at certain times of the year. More information within our Guide To London Zoo & Parking.
London Zoo Lodges, (includes entry to London & Whipsnade Zoo)
For those looking to extend their visit, look out for the London Zoo Lodges that allow visitors to bed down next door to the lion enclosure. Short break packages include dinner, bed & breakfast plus 2 days’ entry to London Zoo. Should you wish, you have the option to swap your second day for a free day out at Whipsnade Zoo that offers added value. Breaks come with a host of exclusive perks, including after-hours tours with more information available over at London Zoo Lodges.
London Zoo; Play Scooters
Whilst bikes & roller blades are not allowed at London Zoo, you’ll see plenty of children on play scooters. This is a great way to help younger visitors explore the zoo without any complaints about walking.
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London Zoo; Into Africa, (photo; Phil Loach)
Talks & Events
To enhance your visit, look out for daily talks & events running on the day of your visit. There is plenty to choose from, so worth planning to avoid a frantic dash from one side of the zoo to another. All talks & events are posted daily close to the London Zoo main entrance.
London Zoo Low Income Families
Low-income families can take advantage of discounted London Zoo throughout the year. Limited to households claiming Universal Credit & other benefits, this promotion offers accessibility to all. More details are available within our London Zoo Guide; Cheap Tickets for Low Income Families.
London Zoo; Photo Deals
For those looking to capture photographic memories, look out for the roving photographers offering professional images. If you are looking for a professional souvenir to enhance your visit, then follow our guide with more information regarding prices & options. More information is available over at London Zoo Photo Deals.
London Zoo; Gorilla Kingdom, (photo; Phil Loach)
London Zoo; Highlights
Meet the Monkeys; is an animal encounter experience that allows you to get up close to the monkeys without any bars, cages or barriers between you & the monkeys.
Reptile House; did you know that the reptile house, more specifically the python, featured within the Harry Potter films? Have a peek & see if you recognise it.
In With The Lemurs; this walk-through experience allows you to get up close & personal with the resident Lemurs.
Zoo Nights; look out for late-night openings at London Zoo during June & July that can offer value for money.
A Room with a Zoo; ultimate fans can stay on-site in the London Zoo Lodges that are ideally set within roaring distance of the lions!
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