Toronto Zoo: Entry Ticket
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About this experience
Book Toronto Zoo tickets for Canada's largest zoo Book Toronto Zoo tickets when you want a full day with animals across Canada's largest zoo. Your entry ticket opens more than 700 acres in the Rouge Valley, with about 5,000 animals from roughly 500 species spread through African savanna, Indo-Malaya, the Americas, Australian zones, and indoor pavilions. Buy Toronto Zoo tickets on VervTrip before you travel so you can walk in with a mobile confirmation and spend your time on the habitats instead of a ticket window. The grounds sit at 2000 Meadowvale Road in Scarborough, about 30 to 45 minutes east of downtown Toronto by car or transit. Plan a half-day or more if you want the outdoor loops plus the indoor houses; families with younger children often stay longer around Kids Zoo and seasonal Splash Island. Paths are mostly outdoor, so check the forecast, wear comfortable shoes, and pack layers for breezy ridge walks between regions. What Toronto Zoo tickets include Standard Toronto Zoo entry tickets include access to the animal habitats, Meet the Guardians zoo talks, the greenhouse, and the Wildlife Health and Science Centre. Kids Zoo and Splash Island open in season. Parking, Zoomobile or TundraAir rides, the VR Theatre, carousel, and seasonal Gorilla Ropes Course are sold separately on site, so budget a little extra if those extras appeal to your group. The zoo pairs visitor experience with conservation science and Indigenous traditional knowledge. Exhibits explain breeding and recovery work rather than treating animals as a quick photo stop. That mix works well for school groups, multi-generational families, and first-time Toronto visitors who want a nature day away from the downtown towers. Hours, prices, and how to get there Toronto Zoo opens every day of the year at 9:30am. From 13 October 2026 to 12 March 2027 it closes at 4:30pm, and last admission is one hour before closing, so arrive by early afternoon to see the main regions. Ticket prices change by season and ticket type, so the live rate and availability on VervTrip are the source of truth when you book; adult, child and family options appear at checkout. Arrive near opening for cooler outdoor walks and shorter lines at popular indoor houses. Driving is the simplest approach for most guests; paid parking is on site but not included with your ticket. TTC bus links serve Meadowvale Road from Kennedy Station and nearby Scarborough routes; allow extra time on weekends. Ride-hail drop-off at the main entrance works well if you are staying downtown and prefer not to drive. Once inside, follow the zone maps and allow buffer time between distant regions such as the African Savanna and the Canadian Domain. Plan a wider Toronto day After the zoo, many travellers stack a downtown culture stop. Pair your visit with Royal Ontario Museum tickets if you want dinosaurs and world cultures the same trip, or book Little Canada tickets for a miniature Canada walk-through that kids enjoy after a long outdoor day. Browse more options on the Toronto tickets hub when you are still choosing attractions across the city. Cancel for free until 24 hours before your visit date and get a full refund when your booking is eligible. Keep the confirmation on your phone for gate scan, travel light through security, and follow on-site guidance around feeding talks and quiet areas. When you are ready, buy Toronto Zoo tickets on VervTrip, pick your date, and give yourself a full day among the habitats.
Highlights
- Visit over 5,000 animals across 500 species at Toronto Zoo
- Explore 10 distinct geographic zones within the grounds
- Supports active conservation science and extinction prevention
- Suitable for all ages with wide-ranging animal exhibits
- One ticket grants full access to the entire zoo site
What is included
- Entry ticket
- Access to all animal habitats
- 'Meet the Guardians' Zoo Talks
- Greenhouse
- Wildlife Health & Science Centre
- Kids Zoo and Splash Island (seasonal)
Not included
- Parking
- Zoomobile or TundraAir Ride
- VR Theatre or Carousel
- Gorilla Ropes Course (seasonal)
Cancellation terms
Cancel for free until 24 hours before your visit date and get a full refund
Booking questions
What should I check before booking Toronto Zoo: Entry Ticket?
Confirm the date, participant types, inclusions and meeting point shown for your selected option. Extras and entry arrangements can vary between ticket types.
Can I cancel this ticket?
Read the policy for your selected date and ticket option. A product description is not a promise of free cancellation.
Will this experience be in my language?
Check the actual guide, audio or performance language on the booking page. A translated website does not guarantee a translated experience.
What do Toronto Zoo tickets include?
Toronto Zoo entry tickets include access to the animal habitats, Meet the Guardians zoo talks, the greenhouse, and the Wildlife Health and Science Centre. Kids Zoo and Splash Island open seasonally. Parking, Zoomobile or TundraAir rides, VR Theatre, carousel, and the Gorilla Ropes Course are not included.
How much are Toronto Zoo tickets?
Toronto Zoo tickets on VervTrip start from about CA$35 (checked November 2026), depending on your date and age band. Prices for your chosen day show at checkout, and that live price is the amount you pay.
What are Toronto Zoo opening hours?
Toronto Zoo is open every day of the year. Until 12 March 2027 its winter hours are 9:30am to 4:30pm, with last admission at 3:30pm. On Christmas Day it opens from 11am to 4pm.
How do I get to Toronto Zoo?
Toronto Zoo is at 2000 Meadowvale Road in Scarborough, about 30 to 45 minutes east of downtown. Drive and use on-site paid parking, take TTC buses toward Meadowvale Road from Kennedy Station, or use ride-hail to the main entrance.
How long should I spend at Toronto Zoo?
Most visitors plan at least half a day. A full day is comfortable if you want outdoor regions plus indoor pavilions, talks, and seasonal kids areas without rushing.
Is Toronto Zoo good for kids?
Yes. Wide paths, seasonal Kids Zoo and Splash Island, and varied animal zones make it a strong family day. Bring strollers for younger children and allow breaks between distant regions.
Can I cancel Toronto Zoo tickets?
Cancel for free until 24 hours before your visit date and get a full refund.
How much is parking at Toronto Zoo?
Parking at Toronto Zoo costs $20 per vehicle and is not included in your entry ticket. The main lot is off Meadowvale Road, just north of Highway 401 (exit 389).
Is Toronto Zoo open in winter?
Yes. Toronto Zoo stays open all winter, daily from 9:30am to 4:30pm until 12 March 2027. Splash Island is closed for the season, but the indoor pavilions, greenhouse and Wildlife Health & Science Centre are open daily.
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