Have you ever gotten up-close with a Florida panther? This majestic feline is just one of the rare species you'll encounter on your visit to this award-winning wildlife park.
With your ZooTampa ticket, you can enjoy encounters with animals from around the world as you visit them at their lush, tropical, and naturalistic habitats that provide a safe and comfortable home.
As a true champion for wildlife, ZooTampa is dedicated to the conservation of endangered species. The park is the number one facility in the world for sick and injured Florida panthers and home to one of only four manatee rehabilitation centers in the United States. Witness the life-saving care that has treated more than 500 manatees since 1991.
Known for the Nat Geo Wild hit series Secrets of the Zoo: Tampa, the park not only inspires the next generation of wildlife protectors, it also offers amazing experiences.
Your ZooTampa tickets get you access to some incredible and unique exhibits. Swing by Primate World and monkey around with Bornean orangutans, baboons, and flamboyant mandrills; visit the Asian Gardens and see some majestic clouded leopards, tigers, and Indian rhinos, and learn about how you can help conservation efforts to protect these amazing animals.
You can also go on an African safari or take a plunge on Roaring Springs to make this an unforgettable day out with the whole family!
The Florida Wildlife section is dedicated to the Sunshine State's incredible variety of flora and fauna. It's here you'll get to meet the rare Florida panther Lucy, one of the last of her kind. She even gives those clouded leopards a run for the cutest cat award!
Don't forget to see what's going on 'Down Under' at the new Australia exhibit – a family-friendly area with koalas, wallabies, an interactive barnyard, a water play area, delicious 'Outback' dining, and even a kid-friendly rollercoaster ride!
In Spring 2026, ZooTampa is opening "Florida Waters," its largest expansion yet. The new area will include a mangrove walk-through tunnel, a jellyfish exhibit, and habitats where guests can see otters, reptiles, and amphibians.
