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Quick overview
Access included: Standard London Zoo tickets include full-day entry to 8,000+ animals, habitats, keeper talks, and feeding sessions.
Zones & highlights: Explore Land of the Lions, Tiger Territory, Penguin Beach, Gorilla Kingdom, Butterfly Paradise, and reptile exhibits.
Shows & feedings: Daily keeper talks and feeding sessions run throughout the day, with peak viewing times in late morning and early afternoon.
Ways to explore: Move through self-guided walking routes across themed habitats, designed for a 3–4 hour visit.
Queues & timing: Timed entry helps manage flow, with weekends and school holidays busiest between 11am–3pm. Arrive around opening time (10am) for a quieter experience.
Combos & passes: Save with combo tickets like London Eye, Madame Tussauds, or Thames Cruise , or choose the Headout Pass for multi-attraction access.
Best upgrade: Combo tickets are best for multi-attraction days, especially when pairing London Zoo with central London landmarks or experiences.
Which London Zoo ticket is best for you?
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London Zoo Entrance Tickets
Main entrance
Full zoo access, habitats, talks, feedings
Simple standalone zoo day with flexible pacing across 3–4 hours
Step through the gates into the calm of Regent’s Park. Grab a map or open the app, then follow the color‑coded trails toward your must‑see animals. Paths are mostly flat and stroller‑friendly. Plan 3–5 relaxed hours with natural pauses between zones.
Walk through Land of the Lions
Follow signs to Land of the Lions, where an Indian village backdrop surrounds the enclosure. Elevated walkways bring you eye level with rare Asiatic lions as they stretch, pace, or snooze. Go earlier in the day for a better chance of seeing them active.
Shift into rainforest at Gorilla Kingdom
Step into Gorilla Kingdom for a different mood. Lush planting, flowing water, and island views frame a family of Western lowland gorillas as they forage or lounge. Stand quietly by the glass for a few minutes; shy youngsters often appear once crowds thin.
Time your visit for talks and feeds
Check the board near the entrance for today’s talks and feeds. At Penguin Beach, watch Humboldt penguins rocket through the water while keepers share names and stories. Arrive 5–10 minutes early, then stay a moment after the talk ends for clearer views and photos.
Make your route and tickets work harder
Move between zones at your own pace, following clear, well-marked paths that guide you past tigers, penguins, and intricate insect habitats without retracing your steps. If you’ve chosen combo tickets with the London Eye or a Thames cruise, they naturally extend your day beyond the zoo, shaping a seamless London itinerary.
Slow down before you step back out
Before leaving, pause at the terrace café or pick a picnic bench overlooking lawns. Let kids burn energy in the Animal Adventure playground while you sit in the shade. When you exit, wander straight into Regent’s Park for a quieter, green contrast to the enclosures.
Things to know before booking your London Zoo tickets
Booking window
Peak demand periods: School holidays and summer weekends see the highest demand, with popular morning slots often filling 5–7 days in advance. Pre-booking online is strongly recommended to secure your preferred time.
Recommended booking time: For fixed travel plans, booking 3–7 days ahead gives better availability across standard entry and combo tickets.
Entry & access
Timed entry system: Standard London Zoo tickets use a dated, timed entry window. You must enter within your selected slot, but you can stay until closing time once inside.
Main entrance access: All ticket types use the main entrance for scanning and security checks before entry into the zoo.
What’s included
Entry tickets: Standard tickets include full access to all animal habitats, daily keeper talks, feeding sessions, and scheduled presentations across the zoo. Zoo Nights tickets include access to a separate adults-only evening event (6pm–10pm) with talks, street food, bars, and live entertainment.
Combo tickets: These include zoo entry along with an additional attraction such as the London Eye, Madame Tussauds , or a Thames River cruise.
Headout Pass London: Includes London Zoo along with access to 45+ London attractions with flexible entry across multiple experiences.
Ways to explore
Self-guided experience: The standard visit is self-paced, typically lasting 3–4 hours depending on interest in animal habitats and talks.
Combo-based itineraries: Zoo and attraction tickets help structure a full London day, combining wildlife with landmark sightseeing or river cruising.
Restrictions & policies
Re-entry policy: Re-entry is not permitted once you leave the zoo. Plan your visit, meals, and exhibits within a single continuous visit.
Age restrictions: Zoo Nights is strictly 18 plus. Daytime entry requires a separate standard ticket.
Accessibility: Most pathways are stroller- and wheelchair-friendly, but some exhibits may have limited space during peak hours.
Ticket conditions: Most tickets are non-refundable and cannot be rescheduled once booked.
London Zoo map and layout guide
Zones at London Zoo
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Land of the Lions
Where: Entrance loop, early section. This immersive exhibit replicates an Indian village setting with elevated boardwalks and themed structures. Visitors follow a winding path that offers multiple vantage points to view Asiatic lions in recreations of Gir Forest elements. The zone sets the tone for the visit and seamlessly transitions guests toward adjacent big cat areas.
Tiger Territory
Where: Mid-route, central corridor. This habitat features glass viewing walls that frame Sumatran tigers in action. An indoor path circulates the exhibit, offering defined sightlines to active tigers and quiet rest spots. Positioned along the main loop, the area forms a natural bridge from big cat exhibits to nearby primate displays.
Gorilla Kingdom
Where: Upper mid-route, adjacent to central path. This section replicates an African rainforest environment with lush vegetation and rugged terrain. Elevated walkways allow a clear view of Western lowland gorillas interacting in a spacious island enclosure. The gently winding boardwalk guides visitors seamlessly from other animal zones while providing multiple vantage points to observe natural behaviours.
Penguin Beach
Where: Lower route near exit. This expansive exhibit houses England’s largest penguin pool with underwater viewing. Designed with both land and submerged sections, the zone accommodates Humboldt penguins in spacious enclosures. Straightforward pathways guide guests through the area, ensuring unobstructed views and smooth transitions to nearby interactive displays and additional aquatic exhibits.
Butterfly Paradise
Where: Indoor conservatory, mid-route. This warm, humid dome invites guests into a tropical setting alive with free-flying butterflies. Intertwined pathways let visitors observe vibrant species up close as natural light filters through glass panels. The facility’s design subtly bridges outdoor and indoor exhibits, offering a calming interlude before moving on to more dynamic animal displays.
Tiny Giants & Reptile House
Where: Adjacent to Butterfly Paradise along indoor corridors. This dual exhibit celebrates small wonders from colourful minibeasts to reptiles. Through a walk-through layout, visitors encounter tiny giants alongside diverse reptiles in temperate terrariums. Clear signage and uninterrupted paths assist navigation while preserving close-up views of unique insects, snakes, and lizards in a controlled, visitor-friendly setting.
Animal Adventure
Where: Outer loop, near exit. This family-focused area offers interactive encounters with domestic animals and playful installations. Designed with children in mind, the zone includes hands-on petting enclosures and engaging, low-height displays. Benches and open pathways facilitate movement while aligning with the broader zoo route, providing an ideal space for a relaxed break before continuing through main attractions.
Events & Exhibitions at London Zoo
Species to look out for at London Zoo
Asiatic lions
Where: Land of the Lions Step into a walk-through Indian-themed habitat inspired by Gir Forest. You can observe Asiatic lions up close in a setting designed to reflect their natural environment and conservation story.
Visiting London Zoo with kids?
London Zoo is designed to keep young explorers engaged while making the day manageable for parents. Animal Adventure is a dedicated children’s zone where kids can meet farm animals, explore play areas, and enjoy hands-on experiences suited for shorter attention spans. Penguin Beach feedings and Butterfly Paradise add interactive moments that are easy for children to follow and enjoy. The zoo layout is pram-friendly, with clear walking routes and frequent rest points to help pace the visit comfortably.
Kid-friendly features include:
Animal adventure zone: Hands-on area with farm animals, play spaces, and interactive activities for children.
Family facilities: Pram-friendly pathways, stroller parking near exhibits, baby-changing rooms, and nursing spaces.
Dining options: The Terrace Restaurant, Gorilla Grill, and cafés offering child-friendly meals and snacks.
Rest areas: Shaded picnic spots, indoor seating areas, and quiet spaces for breaks and downtime.
Plan your visit to London Zoo
Visitor tips
Time your feedings and talks: Check the daily schedule at the entrance for penguin, gorilla, and big cat feeding sessions, and arrive at least 10 minutes early for the best viewing spots.
Start early at opening: Arrive around 10 am and head first to Land of the Lions and Tiger Territory, when animals are most active and queues are lighter.
Plan your route smartly: Follow a natural loop through major habitats to avoid backtracking, then explore Animal Adventure, Butterfly Paradise, and Tiny Giants at a slower pace later in the day.
Avoid midday crowd peaks: Between 11am and 2pm, cafés and popular zones get busiest, so this is a good time for shaded breaks or indoor exhibits.
Respect animal spaces: No flash photography, no tapping glass, and ensure children stay away from enclosure barriers like Gorilla Kingdom and Reptile House.
Prepare for a full walk: Expect 3–4 hours of walking across indoor and outdoor zones, so comfortable footwear and light layers are recommended.
Frequently asked questions about London Zoo tickets
Yes, advance booking is strongly recommended, especially during weekends and school holidays. It guarantees entry for your selected time slot and reduces waiting at entry points.
Standard admission offers full access to all exhibits, daily animal shows, and keeper talks. It covers themed areas, including Land of the Lions and Penguin Beach. Additional experiences, such as behind-the-scenes access, must be purchased separately.
Yes, upgrades include Zoo Nights (18+ evening entry) and combo tickets with attractions such as the London Eye, Madame Tussauds, or a Thames River cruise.
No, London Zoo tickets are single-entry only. Once you exit the premises, re-entry is not allowed. Plan your visit carefully to explore all exhibits in one continuous session.
Most London Zoo tickets are non-refundable due to fixed time slots. Some flexible ticket options allow rescheduling up to 24 hours in advance. Review the cancellation policy during booking for details.
Yes, guided tours at London Zoo often include audio guides in several languages. Some tours even feature multilingual guides for live commentary. Check tour details during booking.
Standard tickets cover only general admission and scheduled shows. Special experiences like animal feeding sessions, keeper encounters, or behind-the-scenes tours require an additional add-on purchase.
Yes, audio guides for self-guided tours are available for rent at the zoo. They provide detailed commentary on exhibits and animal facts to enrich your visit. Rental fees apply on-site.
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Disney's The Lion King Exhibition
Dates: 6 June – 31 August 2026
Access: Included with general Zoo entry ticket
What to expect: Step inside the world of the iconic West End musical with a showcase of original masks, puppets, and costumes. Marvel at the intricate designs behind beloved characters like Simba, Mufasa, Rafiki, and Zazu.
Zoo Nights
Dates: Every Friday, 5 June – 24 July 2026 | 6pm – 10pm
Access: Separate ticket required (adults 18+ only; not covered by general entry or membership)
What to expect: Explore London Zoo after dark in an adults-only evening featuring live entertainment, expert animal talks, street food pop-ups, and a cocktail garden. Includes entry to the Lion King exhibition.
Horrible Science at London Zoo
Dates: 18 July – 2 September 2026
Access: Included with general Zoo entry
What to expect: A laugh-out-loud summer event for families where a science experiment gone wrong sends ZSL's past scientists glitching through time. Includes a live sketch show on the Main Lawns and an interactive trail turning kids into junior conservationists.
ZSL at 200 – The Exhibition
Dates: 1 April – 31 December 2026
Access: Included with general Zoo entry or membership
What to expect: A vibrant, interactive heritage installation celebrating 200 years of ZSL. Walk around a giant colourful cube tracing ZSL's history across science, pop culture, and conservation — featuring historic footage, archival imagery, and stories from the public.
ZSL's Zoo Plaque Trail
Dates: 1 June – 31 December 2026
Access: Included with general Zoo entry
What to expect: A self-guided heritage trail dotted across the Zoo, marking spots where history was made — from Charles Darwin's visit in 1838 to the arrival of Britain's first hippo. Each plaque celebrates the remarkable people, animals, and fictional characters woven into ZSL's 200-year story.
Run Wild at London Zoo
Date: 20 September 2026
Access: Separate ticket required
What to expect: London Zoo's first-ever family fun run, where every step raises funds to protect endangered wildlife. Put on your animal ears and run through the zoo grounds for a cause!
Mar 28, 2026, to Sept 2, 2026: 10am to 6pm
Sept 3, 2026, to Oct 23, 2026: 10am to 5pm
Oct 24, 2026, to Feb 12, 2027: 10am to 4pm
Closed: Dec 25
Last entry: 1 hour before closing
Note: Some animal exhibits may close up to 30 mins before closing time.
Best time to visit
Best time to visit: Weekday mornings offer lighter crowds and more active animal behaviour.
Peak periods: Weekends, school holidays, and warm summer afternoons tend to be busiest, especially around popular habitats.
Recommended duration: Plan around 3–4 hours to comfortably explore the main highlights without rushing.
ZSL London Zoo has only one entrance. As far as accessibility is concerned, guests with limited mobility can enter without issues.
Lifts are available at:
Land of the Lions
Tiger Territory
Level or ramped access is also available at most buildings to provide a comfortable experience for everyone.
Toilets: Toilets are available near the Into Africa, Outback, Farmyard, and Tiny Giants habitats and at the Terrace Restaurant.
Changing rooms: There is a changing places facility at Animal Adventure.
Parking: The zoo's car park is located on the Outer Circle of Regent's Park and falls outside of the congestion charge zone. Parking is available on a first-come, first-served basis at a charge of £16 during term-time weekends and £17.50 during weekends, bank holidays, and school holidays.
Multi-faith room: There is a multi-faith prayer room available throughout the day next to Tiger Territory.
Restaurants: The zoo has plenty of dining options: Terrace Restaurant, Zoo Treats, Amreli Street Food, Peckish Parrot Cafe, Woodland Kiosk, and Beach Hut.
First-aid: First-aid services are available near The Secret Life of Reptiles and Amphibians' habitat.
Water fountain: Water fountains can be found near Rainforest Life, the Farmyard, and the Zoo Shop.
Souvenir shops: Gift shops are in Into Africa, Gorilla Kingdom, Activity Core, Penguin Beach, and near the entrance and the exit.
Wheelchair access: Most of the zoo is accessible to wheelchair users and those with limited mobility. There is ramped access to most buildings. However, note that there are some uneven paths and steep slopes.
Wheelchair hire: A limited number of wheelchairs are available for hire on a first-come, first-served basis with a safety deposit of £25.
Mobility scooter hire: Two mobility scooters are available to hire for a fee of £20, plus a security deposit of £30.
Accessible activities: Audio-described tours and British Sign Language tours are available.
Toilets: Accessible toilets are available opposite Tiny Giants, next to the Reptile House, next to the African Aviary, and in the Terrace Restaurant.
Guide dogs: Assistance dogs are allowed on the premises but not at the animal demonstrations, walkthroughs, or the big cat enclosures.
Parking: There is a disabled parking bay in front of the entrance, on the Outer Circle, and in the main car park.
Zoo animal safety: Do not feed the animals, enter animal enclosures, tap on glass, put any body part through railings or fencing, or throw anything that could cause injury or annoyance to the animals.
Luggage policy: Large bags are not allowed inside the zoo.
Prohibited items: Bicycles, rollerskates, rollerblades, skateboards, electric scooters, motorbikes, cigarettes, vapes, weapons, fireworks, smoke bombs, glass bottles, blades, flammable liquids, alcohol, balls, frisbees, and balloons are not allowed on the zoo premises.
Animals: No animals, except guide dogs, are allowed inside the premises. Assistance dogs are not allowed at the animal demonstrations or in the walkthrough exhibits.
You'll find several restaurants and eateries at ZSL London Zoo:
The Terrace Restaurant: Tantalise your taste buds with pizzas, fish and chips, burgers, salads, pasta, and more at this indoor restaurant with sit-down and takeaway options.
Zoo Treats: Perfect for pastries, sandwiches, and hot drinks on the go.
Peckish Parrot Cafe: Pop by for sandwiches, quick bites, cakes, or a Little Keepers lunch box.
Woodland kiosk: Drop by for a hot drink or snack.
Beach Hut: Serving hot drinks, head to this cafe at the Penguin Beach habitat.
British Museum (3.5 km): See the largest collection of works documenting human history, art, and culture, including the Rosetta Stone.
Moco Museum London (3.7 km): See celebrated works by modern and contemporary artists, including Banksy, Warhol, and Kusama.
Frameless Immersive Art Experience (3.7 km): Get a 360-degree virtual perspective of some of the most famous paintings in the world, including works by Van Gogh and Dali.
Buckingham Palace (5.4 km): The official British royal residence in London. Explore the State Apartments, King’s Gallery, Royal Mews, and the famous Changing of the Guards ceremony.
Kensington Palace (5.7 km): The official royal residence of the Prince and Princess of Wales, the palace has played the role of a retreat for the royal family for over 3 centuries.
Have your entry tickets and ID ready for a seamless experience.
What's not allowed
Food & beverages, glass bottles, smoking, drugs, alcohol, weapons, sharp metallic tools or objects, balloons, frisbees, bicycles, skateboards, scooters and drones are not allowed on this experience.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
For safety reasons, guests under the age of 16 years are not allowed to be unsupervised on this experience.
Accessibility
This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible for most parts.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Additional information
Re-entry is not permitted at London Zoo.
Facilities: parking, lockers, restrooms, and free Wi-Fi.
Standard entry gives you access to 8,000+ animals, daily talks, and all habitats like Penguin Beach and Land of the Lions for a full-day visit of about 3–4 hours. Combo tickets bundle top London attractions like the London Eye or Madame Tussauds and can save up to 16%, ideal if you are planning multiple experiences in one trip.
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London’s top attractions are popular and can sell out quickly, so booking the attractions early is highly recommended.
You can visit each attraction only once.
Opening hours and terms for some attractions may change occasionally, so it’s a good idea to check the attraction’s website before your visit.
Headout AI-powered audio guide is compatible only with iPhone & is available only in English.
See all attractions included in your Headout Pass London and their availability here.
Free cancellation: You can get a 100% refund if you cancel your pass before reserving your first attraction.
Combo (Save 16%): London Zoo Tickets + Thames River Cruise
What’s not allowed
London Zoo
Bicycles, roller skates, rollerblades, and skateboards are not allowed on this experience.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Accessibility
London Zoo
This experience is partially wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue under special circumstances.
Thames River Cruise
This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Additional information
London Zoo
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Some animal exhibits may close up to 30 mins before closing time.
Thames River Cruise
The average cruising time for a Thames sightseeing cruise from one pier to the other is 40 mins, except from Westminster Pier to London Eye Pier, which is 10 mins.
Have your entry tickets and ID ready for a seamless experience.
What's not allowed
Food & beverages, glass bottles, smoking, drugs, alcohol, weapons, sharp metallic tools or objects, balloons, frisbees, bicycles, skateboards, scooters and drones are not allowed on this experience.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
For safety reasons, guests under the age of 16 years are not allowed to be unsupervised on this experience.
Accessibility
This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible for most parts.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Additional information
Re-entry is not permitted at London Zoo.
Facilities: parking, lockers, restrooms, and free Wi-Fi.
Inclusions
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Entry to London Zoo
Access to all animal habitats
Access to daily keeper talks, feeding demonstrations, and free events
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Food and drinks
These tickets can't be cancelled. However, they can be rescheduled up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
What’s not allowedLondon Zoo
Bicycles, skateboards, roller skates, and rollerblades are not permitted within the zoo.
Pets are not allowed inside the venue.
Madame Tussauds London
For safety reasons, the Chamber of Horrors is only open to guests aged 16 and above.
Large bags, luggage, and sharp metal objects are not permitted inside the attraction.
AccessibilityLondon Zoo
The zoo is partially accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with prams/strollers.
Assistance dogs are welcome under specific conditions.
Madame Tussauds London
Most areas are wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible, with the exception of the Spirit of London ride.
The Chamber of Horrors is not suitable for guests with heart conditions, those sensitive to flashing lights or loud sounds, and pregnant visitors.
Guide dogs and assistance dogs are welcome throughout the attraction.
Additional informationLondon Zoo
All visitors under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Some animal exhibits may close up to 30 minutes before the zoo's scheduled closing time.
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London Zoo
Entry tickets to London Zoo
Madame Tussauds London
Entry tickets to Madame Tussauds London
Access to Spirit of London and Chamber of Horrors
Exclusions
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London Zoo and Madame Tussauds London
Transportation
These tickets can't be cancelled. However, they can be rescheduled up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
London’s top attractions are popular and can sell out quickly, so booking the attractions early is highly recommended.
You can visit each attraction only once.
Opening hours and terms for some attractions may change occasionally, so it’s a good idea to check the attraction’s website before your visit.
Headout AI-powered audio guide is compatible only with iPhone & is available only in English.
See all attractions included in your Headout Pass London and their availability here.
Free cancellation: You can get a 100% refund if you cancel your pass before reserving your first attraction.
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Access to 2/3/4/5/6/7 attractions (as per option selected)
Choose from:
Top hits: London Eye, The Shard
Landmarks & palaces: Westminster Abbey & Tower of London tour with Headout's AI-powered audioguide, St Paul’s Cathedral, Kensington Palace
Museums: Tate Modern, Moco Museum, The National Gallery & more
Zoos & aquariums: SEA LIFE London Aquarium, London Zoo
Bus tours & cruises: Hop-on-Hop-off with optional Thames cruise & more
Guided tours: Harry Potter Walking Tour, Walking Tour of Westminster & Churchill's War Rooms
Unique experiences & activities: Up at The O2 Climb, Frameless London, Afternoon Tea at the British Museum
Validity: Your pass is active for 30 calendar days from the selected date.
During these 30 days, you can book and visit the attractions of your choice.
For example, if you pick a 3-attraction pass, you can visit any three included spots within 30 days of activation.
Full details for each attraction will be provided in your tickets after booking.
Free cancellation: You can get a 100% refund if you cancel your pass before reserving your first attraction.
What’s not allowedLondon Zoo
Bicycles, roller skates, rollerblades, and skateboards are not permitted within the zoo grounds.
Pets are not allowed at the venue.
London Eye
Sharp objects, alcoholic beverages, drones, oversized luggage, backpacks, smoke bombs, fireworks, glass bottles, illegal substances, scooters, e-scooters, rollerblades, skateboards, tripods, motorcycle helmets, and hot food items are prohibited.
Pets are not permitted inside the attraction.
AccessibilityLondon Zoo
The zoo is partially accessible for wheelchair users and visitors with prams/strollers.
Assistance dogs are welcome under certain conditions.
London Eye
The attraction is fully accessible to wheelchair users and visitors with prams/strollers.
Guide dogs and assistance dogs are allowed.
Additional informationLondon Zoo
Visitors under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Some animal enclosures may close up to 30 minutes before the zoo's official closing time.
London Eye
Guests with standard entry tickets should expect a waiting time of approximately 30–60 minutes before boarding.
Children aged 14 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
Children under 2 years old can enter free of charge but still require a valid ticket.
Inclusions
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London Zoo
Entry tickets to London Zoo
London Eye
Entry tickets to the London Eye
30-min ride on the London Eye
Exclusions
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London Zoo and London Eye
Transportation
These tickets can't be cancelled. However, they can be rescheduled up to 24 hours before the experience begins.
What’s not allowed
London Zoo
Bicycles, roller skates, rollerblades, and skateboards are not allowed on this experience.
Due to venue restrictions, pets cannot tag along for this experience.
Accessibility
London Zoo
This experience is partially wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Your guide dogs are welcome at the venue under special circumstances.
Thames River Cruise
This experience is wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Additional information
London Zoo
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Some animal exhibits may close up to 30 mins before closing time.
Thames River Cruise
The average cruising time for a Thames sightseeing cruise from one pier to the other is 40 mins, except from Westminster Pier to London Eye Pier, which is 10 mins.
Inclusions
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London Zoo
Entry to London Zoo
Thames River Sightseeing Cruise
Flexible sightseeing Thames River cruise
One-way sightseeing ticket
Flexible boarding time
Flexible boarding from Westminster, London Eye, Tower, or Greenwich Piers