Copenhagen ZOO: Skip The Line Ticket

About this experience

This ticket is admission to Copenhagen ZOO, an attraction in Copenhagen housing more than 4,000 animals across 264 species, making it the largest zoo in Denmark. Founded in 1859, the grounds cover a substantial area of Frederiksberg and include both indoor and outdoor enclosures designed around natural habitats. Among the most talked-about residents are the zoo's giant pandas, a pair that remains one of the northernmost in the world. The site sits at Roskildevej 32 and is fully wheelchair accessible throughout its main areas. Ticket holders move freely between enclosures covering mammals, reptiles, birds, and marine life, with daily programmes including animal feedings and keeper-led training sessions running throughout the day. The skip-the-line ticket allows direct entry without queuing at the main gate, which is particularly useful during peak season when standard queues can be lengthy. Admission covers full access to the zoo grounds and all daily programmes included in the schedule. Note that the Zoo Tower requires a separate ticket and is not included. For more things to do in Copenhagen, the city offers a wide range of family-friendly and cultural attractions within easy reach of the zoo. Live animals are not sold through this listing. Any animals encountered are part of the visit and none leaves with the guest.

Highlights

• Skip the queue and enter Copenhagen ZOO directly
• Home to over 4,000 animals across 264 species
• See giant pandas, among the northernmost in the world
• Explore indoor and outdoor enclosures built around natural habitats
• Denmark's largest zoo, founded in 1859 in Frederiksberg
• Fully wheelchair accessible across all main areas

What is included

• Skip-the-line entrance to Copenhagen ZOO
• Access to daily programs such as animal feedings and trainings

Not included

• Access to the Zoo Tower

Before you go

Arrival and timing Your skip-the-line ticket lets you head straight to the entrance and bypass the standard queue, so there is no need to arrive far in advance. That said, arriving earlier in the day gives you the best chance of catching the daily animal feeding and training sessions, which run at set times throughout the day and can draw a crowd. Getting around the zoo Copenhagen ZOO is a large outdoor park, so wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for a fair amount of walking across its grounds. The zoo features a mix of indoor and outdoor enclosures. Note that the Zoo Tower is not included with this ticket and requires separate access. Check the daily programme board near the entrance for feeding and demonstration times so you can plan your route around them. During your visit Photography for personal use is generally welcome throughout the park, though flash photography near animals is discouraged. Food and drink outlets are available on site, and most outdoor areas are suitable for picnicking. Keep noise levels calm around enclosures to avoid unsettling the animals.

Cancellation terms

These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.