San Diego Zoo Safari Park 1-Day Pass Ticket

Overview

The San Diego Zoo Safari Park, an 1,800-acre wildlife park, is home to more than 3,600 animals representing over 300 species. More than 1 million guests each year see wildlife in herds of mixed species, in expansive savanna habitats. The Safari Park also maintains a vast accredited botanical collection of more than 1.3 million plant specimens, representing over 3,700 species. Guests are invited to take part in thrilling safari experiences and create lasting memories, while supporting San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance’s conservation efforts to save wildlife worldwide.

Tickets must be purchased at least one day prior to visit. With mobile tickets, simply scan your phone for direct entry into the Safari Park.

City: San Diego

Sat 28 Dec

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Starting at $65.00

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Sat 28 Dec

Starting at $65.00

Make a reservation

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What's Included

**All Animal Exhibits and Shows

*Unlimited rides on the Africa Tram

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
All areas and surfaces are wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Strollers and wheelchairs are available for rental at the front plaza near the entrance
The San Diego Zoo Safari Park is approximately 40 miles from downtown San Diego
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
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 Safari Park, you voluntarily assume all risks related to exposure to COVID-19. For COVID-19 related information, please check our website.

What To Expect

San Diego Zoo Safari Park

Step into an adventure like no other! The San Diego Zoo Safari Park immerses you in an active, hands-on safari experience, where herds of animals roam sprawling savanna habitats in an 1,800-acre reserve. Choose from a variety of exciting safari expeditions by tram, *wildlife safari truck, *electric cart, *zip line, and more—all with expert guides providing fascinating and educational wildlife insights. See lions lounging, antelope and giraffes grazing, storks and crowned cranes roaming, rhinos wallowing, and a family herd of African elephants foraging and playing. Come face-to-face with rare Sumatran tigers, before strolling among kangaroos in Walkabout Australia. Become wildlife allies, and discover the adventure of conservation in action at this leading-edge wildlife park. A full day of active fun awaits! *additional fees apply

Cancellation Policy

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

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Reviews (268)

AmandaB652

Aug 2019

This was our first visit and I wasn’t really sure what to expect. I loved the drive around the mixed exhibit. Staff very knowledgeable and will always answer questions. The elephants looked amazing and had 2 under a year old who where having fun running around the paddock. Such a clean and tidy park. Lots of volunteers to give you directions if you get lost. We will be back.

JenJen85254

Aug 2019

We chose to go to San Diego Safari Park for my sons birthday while on our vacation and while the day started out well, it didn't go according to plan. I cannot do reptiles, specifically snakes, in any way, shape or form. It causes panic attacks along with some hospital visits and it does control where I go and what I do. Not just a fear, but a phobia (I'm sweating typing this). I know I cannot go to the zoo, but was told about the Safari Park. My husband checked the website with in private browsing so nothing came up on ads/search history just in case they were there. When he didn't find anything we called. We explained the situation and were assured by 2 people that they had none on the property. We went in with me feeling relaxed because I wasn't going to run into one. Then we went through a pathway mid morning and low and behold, they do have them. My husband managed to talk me down, however, I was on edge the rest of the day and looking everywhere. It turned out to not be a fun day. I explained the situation to a manager on leaving, that if someone has this issue and they're calling to confirm they can enjoy their day without fear that they should be told. She informed me they have many on site and that I'm lucky I didn't run into someone walking around with one -why I've never visited a US zoo. Other than this my son enjoyed his day -especially the cheetah run (currently his favorite animal).

alli_sun_t

Aug 2019

The park and the add-ons are expensive. The only add on that I did was the hot air balloon ($14) which provided a panoramic view of the park. Totally worth it!! Getting in a real hot air balloon obvious costs a lot more. What's great about the park is that you can be so close to the animals. Obviously, you can't touch or hold anything (which is good), but you get to see kangaroos, wallabies, and lemurs up close. If you go on a super hot day the animals will just be resting so either plan to arrive early or visit in a colder month. I wasn't able to do the tram because the wait was about 45 minutes and I was short on time. I'd love to go back in the future and spend more time there.