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Woodland Park Zoo SAVE WITH CITYPASS CityPASS® tickets save 50% on admission to Seattle’s top 5 attractions, including Woodland Park Zoo SPEND LESS, EXPERIENCE MORE BUY HERE OR Continue to the zoo's website to purchase Admission tickets, Memberships, Experiences, and Events
Schedule - Woodland Park Zoo Announcements The Historic Carousel will close early at 3:00 p m on days with a ZooTunes concert The zoo is smoke free Thank you for not smoking or vaping Denotes fee-based activity Wheelchair rentals are available at both Guest Services locations Sensory tools are available for guest use at West and South Guest Services and Zoomazium
Is Woodland Park Zoo Worth Visiting in Seattle? | Budget Your Trip Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle is a renowned urban zoo offering visitors a unique blend of wildlife education and conservation experiences It spans 92 acres and is home to over 300 species of animals, providing diverse habitats that mimic their natural environments
Woodland Park Zoo to Host All-Inclusive, 21-and-Up Zoo Adventure The price is $89 for nonmembers and $72 for members Tickets are available on the zoo’s website or day-of at the zoo entrances The fun includes zoo admission, unlimited food and nonalcoholic beverages, Dinosaur Discovery, animal-keeper talks, more than 800 animals to discover, and more
Woodland Parks All You Can Zoo event joins growing movement . . . A zoo day is typically filled with treats, animals and the inevitable toddler meltdown at the penguin exhibit Seattle’s Woodland Park Zoo is reimagining this typical zoo day, taking the possibility for a toddler meltdown completely out of the picture for its first-ever adult-only zoo day While
10 BEST Things to Do at Woodland Park Zoo - CityBOP Woodland Park Zoo is at 601 North 59th Street, 20 minutes north of downtown Seattle Highlights include the African Savanna with zebras, giraffes, lions and hippos, the Tropical Rainforest with gorillas, jaguars and lemurs, and Willawong Station where visitors can feed native Australian birds