Zoo Atlanta Tickets

If you want to see more animals (and fewer people), get there early, or in the late afternoon just before closing. Animals are most active in the morning, and you'll avoid the crowds if you visit on a weekday.

There are several easy and convenient ways to get to Zoo Atlanta to spend a day with the animals!

By car:

• Cherokee Avenue parking lot (800 Cherokee Avenue, S.E., Atlanta GA 30315)
• Grant Park Gateway parking facility (759 Boulevard S.E., Atlanta GA 30312)
• Most public parking lots will charge per hour. Plan to spend at least 3 hours at Zoo Atlanta

By public transport:

• Consult the bus timetable to find a bus stop near you

By bike:

• Use the Relay Bike Share program to rent, ride, and dock bikes in over 50 locations in Atlanta
• Hubs are conveniently located on Cherokee Avenue (right outside Zoo Atlanta), 200 Park Avenue and Memorial Drive, and the King Memorial MARTA Station

Yes! You can bring outside food and drinks into the facility.

For the safety of both animals and their human visitors, alcoholic beverages, glass containers, and straws are not allowed.

• Visit the Gorilla Habitat to witness one of the world's most intelligent and powerful primates, as well as rare lemurs, monkeys, and orangutans

• Step into Reptile House to see a wide range of rare reptile species ranging from snakes to lizards from all over the world

• See flamingos, ostriches, parrots and other feathery friends in a number of aviaries and natural habitats

Will you be one of the 1.2 million visitors who wander Zoo Atlanta every year? Get ready to see 1,000+ animals and learn about their environment! Make sure you book your ticket in advance to secure your spot.

Choose the right Zoo Atlanta tickets for you:

• A Zoo Atlanta entry ticket gets you access to all the habitats, daily animal feedings, unlimited train and carousel rides, and kid's activities

• Combine admission fees to other family-friendly attractions in Atlanta, like the Georgia Aquarium (a 15-min drive from Zoo Atlanta), the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, or World of Coca-Cola

General Information:

• You may not bring alcoholic beverages, drones, glass containers, or skateboards/scooters into the zoo
• Single and double strollers are available for rent at specified prices
• There is a nursing station provided by Northside Hospital in the Grand Patio area

Accessibility information:

• Manual and electric wheelchairs are available for rent. Electric scooters are limited and first come first served and a driver's license is required as a deposit
• Zoo Atlanta is certified sensory inclusive, offering resources and accommodations for guests with sensory needs
• Zoo Atlanta adheres to ADA guidelines for service animals, you may bring dogs or miniature horses trained for specific tasks
• Certain areas are off-limits for service animals due to safety concerns, and guests should notify staff upon entry
• The zoo offers various elements for accessibility, including QR codes on animal ID signs with audio and ASL interpretations, tactile displays, educational support from staff and volunteers