Skip the Line: Daily Admission at Woodland Park Zoo Ticket
Description
A short distance from downtown Seattle, Woodland Park Zoo is an urban oasis that sparks delight, discovery, and unforgettable memories in a botanical setting that connects visitors with nature to learn, care and act on behalf of wildlife. Explore 92-acres teeming with tigers, penguins, gorillas and 300+ animal species living in spacious, naturalistic settings. Be inspired and discover what action you can take to help save wildlife.
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- Wheelchair accessible
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Service animals allowed
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Children must be accompanied by an adult
- Operates in most weather conditions, please dress appropriately
Reviews(142)
I loved that the animals had space to walk around. The different sections made it very interesting, for example the African Safari with their zebras and giraffes.
Great zoo, with beautiful exhibits. Family really enjoyed the visit. A must do for new people in the area.
It was a nice zoo. However playing a loud music/band is not okay for certain animals. The singers weren't that great anyways, sounds like they’re having a practice not a concert LMAO. Better not to play music. It hurts in the ear. And concern are the animals.
It was great, the animals were awesome, the staff was great and the overall layout of the zoo was amazing and so easy to follow
Had a pleasant morning walking around Seattle Zoo
Our extended family stopped here for a visit on a larger road trip. All age groups are represented. Overall, it became a joke walking around because so many exhibits were empty and we started joking about what if the zoo no longer had animals. It was difficult to navigate, and we were seriously disappointed. What a waste of money this was. We heard a lot of other guests saying the same thing.
Do not recommend! They took forever to get back with me, misleading information. I will be taking this up with the BBB
Tons of animals for a fun activity. Zoo is super clean, workers are super helpful and informative. Parking in the zoo is easy but cost money, but lot of nearby free parking too
My 5 y/o son’s boots were taken while he was playing in the Zoonasium. The response from staff was and continues to be insensitive and disappointing. There wasn’t anyone in management available and I had to beg security for a ride in a cart to the front gate. Staff’s solution at the time was to offer tickets to the carousel. MY SON DIDN’T HAVE SHOES. (We don’t travel with a backup pair of shoes.) Takeaways: 1) Closely watch your shoes if you visit the Zoonasium 2) Good luck if you encounter any challenges while visiting the Woodland Park Zoo. I hope they treat the residents better than the visitors.
After reading reviews we were on the fence, do we go or not? We went. And boy was it a great experience. We felt the enclosures at this zoo are among the best you will find in any zoo. Plenty of room for the animals to roam. Sure they occasionally won't be visible, I'm fine with that. The bear enclosure was fantastic, large, plenty of room for the bears to roam and plenty of observing areas. The orangutan exhibit was also fantastic. Lots, and lots of space for the animals to move around in. The same can be said about the gorilla exhibit, and pretty much every other animal enclosure. Clean, no smell like some have said,we were among the first to get in on a Friday in early September and we were done shortly after noon. If you like to wander and take your time, absolutely do not hesitate, go.
