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Home to more than 350 animals and focused on conservation, the Edmonton Valley Zoo is one of Edmonton's premier attractions, offering fun and education for the whole family.
We have put some adjustments in place for the health and safety of our staff, visitors, and animals. These modifications are designed to comply with public health orders and guidelines.
The following service adjustments will be made for your safety and the safety of our staff and animals:
Please follow all guidelines for physical distancing. This may result in wait times at points of entry, indoor spaces, and service during peak visitation.
For further details, see Reopening FAQ.
| Category | Cost |
|---|---|
| Child (Ages 2-12) | $10.50 |
| Youth (Ages 13-17) | $13.50 |
| Adult (Ages 18-64) | $14.95 |
| Senior (Age 65+) | $13.50 |
| Member | Free |
| Tot (0-23 months) | Free |
GST included.
Tickets are not available at the gate and are being sold online only. Members and Pass Holders must also book tickets online in advance.
Buy Tickets / Book Timed Entry
Each individual must have a time slot reserved, including members. We are unable to accommodate group bookings at this time, only families and cohort families.
Edmonton Valley Zoo Annual Members receive unlimited admission during regular public hours for a year from the date of purchase.
Memberships will be extended for the number of days the zoo was closed to ensure members receive the full 12 months purchased.
| Category | Cost |
|---|---|
| Child (Ages 2-12) | $29 |
| Youth (Ages 13-17) | $30 |
| Adult (Ages 18-64) | $46 |
| Senior (Ages 65+) | $30 |
| Family* | $152.50 |
* A family is all members of the same household related by birth, legal status or marriage up to a maximum of 7 people.
Additional benefits include:
Call the zoo or aquarium prior to your visit to confirm their continued participation.
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Last timed ticket is 4:30pm.
Tickets are not available at the gate and are being sold online only.
| Monday | 10am-5pm |
| Tuesday | 10am-5pm |
| Wednesday | 10am-5pm |
| Thursday | 10am-5pm |
| Friday | 10am-5pm |
| Saturday | 10am-5pm |
| Sunday | 10am-5pm |
Share Your Thoughts!
We are delighted to welcome you back to the zoo!
For the safety of all our guests and animals, we do not allow the following at the zoo:
AccessibilitySee wheelchair accessible features at the zoo.
See all Reopening FAQ.
Yes. Moo at the Zoo will be providing walk up service only. 40 Acres will have a takeout window but the indoor seating area is closed. Sandwich & Sons will have takeout service and indoor seating at 50% capacity. The vending machines and water fountains will not be available.
Stroller and scooter rentals will not be available at this time. You are welcome to bring your own.
Wheelchair rentals are available.
No. Timed-entry tickets will only be available for purchase online.
We ask that you please arrive during the window of time you selected for your ticket. We will be closely monitoring capacity to ensure everyone has a safe and comfortable visit.
Memberships will be extended for the number of days the zoo was closed to ensure members receive the full 12 months purchased.
Your membership is still active and will count toward your admission.
Yes, you can purchase or renew memberships on movelearnplay.
There is no requirement to leave the zoo at a certain time. You're welcome to explore the zoo at your own pace. We have reduced our daily capacity to help accommodate people who wish to stay longer.
Effective August 1, 2020, wearing a mask or face covering is mandatory in all indoor public places and public vehicles. At the Edmonton Valley Zoo, this includes the Zoo-tique, Saito Centre, Makira Outpost, and the Urban Farm. For more information, please visit edmonton.ca/COVID19.
Rides and play structures will remain closed for the time being.
All bathrooms will be cleaned and sanitized regularly throughout the day. Please practice good hand hygiene.
The Zoo-tique gift shop will be stocking a small supply of masks for sale.
Yes. Moo at the Zoo will be providing walk up service only. 40 Acres will have a takeout window but the indoor seating area is closed. Sandwich & Sons will have takeout service and indoor seating at 50% capacity. The vending machines and water fountains will not be available.
Our online map and the Edmonton Valley Zoo app have been updated to show the paths you will be asked to follow. Directional signage is also in place, and staff will be onsite to help maintain the flow of traffic.
Stroller and scooter rentals will not be available at this time. You are welcome to bring your own.
Wheelchair rentals are available.
Yes, we will ensure hand sanitizer is available at locations around the zoo, including at the entrance and exit. We also encourage you to bring your own sanitizer and to wash your hands often with soap and water.
Yes. Due to space restrictions to allow for physical distancing, there will be no access to the EdVenture Lodge or the Elephant House. The reptile and nocturnal wings inside Saito Centre will also be closed.
The Elephant House and portions of Saito Centre (reptile and nocturnal wings) will be closed, and there is limited accessibility to Arctic Shores due to the uneven path and stairs in the exhibit area.
All closures are subject to change. Please adhere to physical distancing requirements in all areas of the zoo.
We ask that you do not back track. If you missed a section of the zoo, please follow the map and directional signage to get to that area with the correct flow of traffic.
No, the contact yard will not be open but you will be able to see the animals in the contact yard.
In the unlikely event that this does happen, the City of Edmonton will work with Alberta Health Services to ensure all proper processes and protocols are followed.
Edmonton Valley Zoo
13315 Buena Vista Road (87th Avenue)
PO Box 2359
Edmonton, Alberta T5J 2R7
| Telephone | In Edmonton: 311 |
|---|---|
| attractions@edmonton.ca |
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