Do they check ID at San Diego Zoo?

Re: San Diego Zoo question: do they check child’s age? Seniors are likely to be asked for ID unless it’s obvious they are over the required age. For children, probably not since kids don’t carry ID. Of course your child will have a passport, but you might not be carrying it with you.

How do I contact the San Diego Zoo?

Please call us at 619-231-1515, ext. 4526. Click here for information about additional guest services at the Zoo and the Park.

Can non residents go to San Diego Zoo?

Unvaccinated visitors age 2 and older are still required to wear a face mask while inside any indoor space at Safari Park. You do not need to show proof of vaccination. All visitors – including those from out-of-state – are welcome.

Can you bring backpacks into San Diego Zoo?

San Diego Zoo bag policy Although you are allowed small backpacks and coolers, there are no locker facilities in the zoo itself, so you will need to carry whatever you take in. On a visit that will, by its very nature, require you to keep moving, traveling light is probably your wisest move.

Can I bring water into San Diego Zoo?

You Can Carry Water Bottles and Other Drinks into the San Diego Zoo. Take your favorite water bottle with you into the Zoo.

Is proof of vaccination required for San Diego Zoo?

Per CDC and San Diego County guidance, facial coverings are recommended for anyone in an indoor space. Unvaccinated guests are required to wear facial coverings while inside any indoor space. There are no out-of-state visitor restrictions. You do not need proof of vaccination status to visit.

Is the San Diego Zoo free for seniors in February?

“The San Diego Zoo Safari Park invites guests ages 65 and older to visit for free throughout the entire month of February. “During Seniors Free month, seniors may present their vaild photo ID upon arrival and gain free admission to the Safari Park, where they can explore expansive habitats and connect with wildlife.

Does any zoo in the US have a platypus?

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park is home to two platypuses—the only platypuses outside of Australia. “Having platypuses at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park allows us to broaden the work of Australian zoos to raise awareness for the unique species they work so hard to protect.

Does San Diego Zoo have reciprocity?

There are some zoos that choose not to be part of the reciprocal program and are not included on this list such as Brookfield Zoo (Chicago), San Diego Zoo, San Diego Wild Animal Park, and all Sea World locations. If a zoo or aquarium is not on our list, there is no reciprocation with free or discounted admission.

What is the entry fee to the San Diego Zoo?

San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance also charges a $1 per ticket convenience fee to purchase admission through them online. San Diego Zoo prices are currently: 1-Day Passes – Any Day: $67/adults (ages 12+) and $57/child (ages 3-11). 1-Day Passes – Value Dates: $63/adults (ages 12+) and $53/child (ages 3-11).