San Diego Zoo and Safari Park 2-Visit Pass Ticket in San Diego booking from $120.00

San Diego Zoo and Safari Park 2-Visit Pass Ticket

Overview

With thousands of wild animals including many on the endangered species list, its no wonder that San Diego Zoo is world famous. With more than 4,000 animals representing 800 species, San Diego Zoo is home to a diverse collection of animals, many of which are rarely seen at other zoos.

Either spend another day at the San Diego Zoo, or receive admission to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, located about 35 miles (55 km) away from the zoo. At the San Diego Zoo Safari Park, you will be inspired by the African Serengeti and the endless expanses of the Asian plains, the 1,800-acre San Diego Zoo Safari Park offers you an exotic safari adventure unlike any other outside of Africa itself.

With mobile tickets, simply scan your phone for direct entry into the San Diego Zoo and Safari Park.

City: San Diego

Tue 25 Feb

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What's Included

*subject to availability

*Unlimited use of Skyfari Aerial Tram (Zoo)

One visit to the Zoo and Safari Park; or two visits to the Zoo; or two visits to the Safari Park

*Unlimited use of the Guided Bus Tour (Zoo)

*Unlimited use of Kangaroo Bus (Zoo)

**All Animal Exhibits and Shows

*Unlimited rides on the Africa Tram (Safari Park)

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San Diego
2929 Zoo Drive, Balboa Park

This is a direct entry ticket, no need to exchange for tickets at Will Call. Ticket and hand stamp required for Park re-entry.

Travel date for reference only - tickets are redeemable 1 year after purchase date. Amendment not required for travel within 1 year.

COVID Update: Please check our website to confirm whether we are currently open.

For general information, you may call (619) 231-1515 or visit sandiegozoo.org.

This ticket is a revocable license. Ticket holder ("Visitor") voluntarily assumes all risk and danger for personal injury or property damage incidental to visiting the San Diego Zoo or San Diego Safari Park (collectively "Parks"). Visitor agrees not to commercially use any photography or recordings in any form taken at the Parks, and Visitor grants permission to the Parks and their agents to utilize Visitor's image and/or sound recordings for any purpose whatsoever in perpetuity. Not for unauthorized resale or promotional use.

End point

This activity ends back at the meeting point.

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Travel date for reference only - Tickets are redeemable 1 year from original date of purchase date. Amendment not required for travel within 1 year.
Includes: One visit to the San Diego Zoo and one visit to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park -or- Two visits to the San Diego Zoo -or- Two visits to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
The San Diego Zoo Safari Park is approximately 35 miles from the San Diego Zoo
Strollers and wheelchairs are available for rental at the front plaza near the entrance
Face masks required for guides in public areas
Hand sanitiser available to travellers and staff
Regularly sanitised high-traffic areas
Gear/equipment sanitised between use
Transportation vehicles regularly sanitised
Guides required to regularly wash hands
Regular temperature checks for staff
Paid stay-at-home policy for staff with symptoms
By visiting the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park, you voluntarily assume all risks related to COVID-19.

What To Expect

San Diego Zoo

The San Diego Zoo highlights California animals from the ancient past, present and future in The Harry and Grace Steele Elephant Odyssey, the newest and most unique exhibit to date! At the Elephant Odyssey, step into the fossil dig site and explore prehistoric fossil evidence, and visit the habitats of current wildlife species including elephants, a pair of lions and a jaguar! Learn about extinction causes of the mammoth and saber-toothed tiger and stop by the Pleistocene playground to find out about conservation projects at work.

San Diego Zoo Safari Park

You'll travel just about 35 miles (55 km) away from the zoo. Witness a family of giraffe mingle among the gazelles and cranes while rhinos gather at a watering hole. Observe South African cheetahs lounging on a sunny hill or gaze into the eyes of the majestic California condor. Board the Africa tram tour for a 30-minute tour past herds of elephants, zebras, and several endangered species. Venture into the dense forests and grassy savannas at the Heart of Africa, a 32 acre safari trail. Miles of walking trails lead guests to overlooks of lions, tigers and special encounters with exotic creatures. Stroll through Nairobi Village for shopping and dining. With mobile tickets, simply scan your phone for direct entry into the San Diego Zoo and Safari Park.

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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326aminaf

Jun 2021

Amazing! Now we know why it is listed as one of the top zoos in the world. Not only were there so many unique animals, but the zoo makes it a point to make your experience as wonderful as possible by providing food to the animals in optimal viewing spots-I’ve taken the best, most close up photos of these amazing animals. The park is so clean, easily accessible, and so many snack stations and bathrooms are readily available. The staff is also so kind and eager to make your experience the best. I highly recommend taking the free trolly tour-gives you a broad idea of the park layout and some interesting information regarding the animals. This zoo is also a leader in research and conservation, so by buying tickets, you are also helping this effort… it’s a win/win… we will def be coming back! The safari was also amazing-we upgraded our experience which was def worth it-we took a safari truck to a large enclosure housing rhinos, giraffes, Gazelles, wildebeests, etc with no gate separating us-it was an up close encounter with amazing information from our tour guide. So if your time in SD is limited and you want to see both parks, I would recommend going to the zoo first (it’s def an all day event) and then going to the safari with an upgraded experience-many of the animals that were at the safari were also at the zoo. After our upgraded experience, we just picked a handful of animals we wanted to see so we ended up spending a half day at the safari. And FYI-the safari houses the only Platypus in a zoo in the world!

Randy K

Jun 2021

Great zoo, that you need at least 2 days to see everything. Lots of animals in interesting habitats and settings. Getting around is a bit of a challenge. The zoo map is difficult to follow, even for an experienced map user. You get a good workout, but it’s worth it. Food is a bit pricey, but good. If I lived in the area, I’d become a member. The “Animals in Action” special event is pricey ($104 per) but is worth every penny. Outstanding way to spend an hour with the animals and a very knowledgeable staff. My granddaughter and I got to see up close, feed, and pet a variety of animals large and small. We fed flamingos, and, yes, a rhino. We saw a cheetah and small leopard up close on a leash. We pet a zebra and a small marsupial about the size of a muskrat. In many ways, this zoo was like a theme park: I.e., Animal Kingdom at Disney World.

T8682FXdanis

Jun 2021

We went to the zoo on a Thursday in early June. We were there just a bit before the gates opened and the first hour we were there felt like our own private zoo. I studied the map before we went and I'm glad I did as there are so many trails and I wanted to avoid a lot of backtracking. I saw another review that said to stay to the right in the morning, which was great advice as the left side of the park has a lot more shade. We started up Treetops Way to see the orangutans and the aviary, then up to the Asian Passage and the Northern Frontier. The Elephant Odyssey and African Rocks. Looped down Center Street and at 10:55 we were hungry so we ate lunch at Sydney's Grill. The line started getting longer at about 11:00 so it was good timing for us. The we looked at the koalas and the walked the Urban Jungle loop. Still had some time to kill before Animals in Action at 1:00, so we walked over to the reptile and turtle exhibit and the hummingbirds and komodo dragons. Animals in Action was AWESOME! We saw a clouded leopard, a cheetah and another animal I don't remember the name of up close. We fed a rhino and flamingos and got to pet a zebra. Highly recommend! After that, we did the monkey trail, hippo trail and tiger trail. Left the park a little after 3. It was a lot of walking and was getting more crowded and hot as the day went on. I'm so glad we were there early in the morning. The volunteers in the red shirts are all so helpful and kind. We never rushed and took our time and had a great day!

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San Diego Zoo and Safari Park 2-Visit Pass Ticket

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