opening hours
London Zoo opens daily at 10 am. Through September 2, 2026, it closes at 6 pm, with last entry at 5 pm. From September 3 to October 23, 2026, it closes at 5 pm, with last entry at 4 pm. From October 24, 2026, to February 12, 2027, it closes at 4 pm, with last entry at 3 pm. Special events may change last-entry and closing times, and some animal exhibits may close up to 30 minutes before the Zoo closes.
tickets
General admission uses four price bands: Off Peak Weekday, Standard, Standard Weekend, and Peak. Advance online prices apply before 10 am on the visit date; gate prices also apply online from 10 am.
With the 10% voluntary donation: advance adult £30.50–£38, child (3–15) £21.35–£26.60, concession £28.50–£36; gate/online from 10 am adult £32.50–£40, child £22.75–£28, concession £30.50–£38.
Without the donation: advance adult £27.70–£34.50, child £19.40–£24.10, concession £25.90–£32.70; gate/online from 10 am adult £29.50–£36.30, child £20.60–£25.40, concession £27.70–£34.50.
Adult prices are for ages 16–64; concessions are for ages 65+, students with ID, and disabled adults. Children under 3 and ZSL members enter free; one carer may enter free per disabled visitor on request.
address
ZSL London Zoo
Regent's Park
London NW1 4RY
UK
how to get there
ZSL London Zoo can be reached via London Underground to Camden Town station (Northern Line), and Regent’s Park station (Bakerloo line). It can also be reached via bus 274 from Baker Street station (Circle, Hammersmith & City, Metropolitan, Bakerloo, and Jubilee lines). Alternatively, you can take bus number C2 from Victoria Station, Oxford Circus, or Great Portland Street. A car park and bike shed are available for visitors intending to drive or cycle.
accessibility
No dogs, including service dogs, are allowed on the premises of ZSL London Zoo because several animals in the zoo respond negatively towards them. London Zoo is working with Guide Dogs UK to resolve this problem and in the meantime, visitors can contact the zoo to make alternative arrangements. Disabled parking is available in the car park and there is one space on the street outside the zoo. Several of the zoo’s buildings are extremely old and have listed status, therefore some areas may not be accessible for wheelchair users. Most areas are accessible to wheelchair users and the paths through the park are mostly made of tarmac. A limited number of wheelchairs are available for hire. Disabled visitors are entitled to bring a carer with them for no charge. Parts of the zoo are accessible via an underpass, the slopes of the underpass are quite steep and wheelchair users may need assistance.
security and lockers
All bags will be checked prior to visitors entering the zoo, and it’s recommended that visitors leave large bags at home or at their hotel. A limited number of lockers are available onsite. Small lockers cost £1 per hour or £5 per day and large lockers cost £2 per hour or £10 per day. Lockers only accept coins and do not offer change.