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Help the Detroit Zoological Society as we continue to care for and save wildlife. Get 100% of your yearly dose of Vitamin Z by purchasing a membership to the Detroit Zoological Society or please consider making a donation to support our mission. We are grateful for your support during this unprecedented time.
Located adjacent to the Arctic Caf is the 36-foot custom-made, wood-and-brass Carousel, adorned with 33 brilliant hand-carved, hand-painted figures, including traditional carousel horses as well as a colorful collection of other mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, insects, snakes, fish, seahorses, dinosaurs and an ADA-compliant peacock chariot.
All general admission guests (two and older) are encouraged to have a ticket prior to their visit in order to guarantee entry. Walk-up general admission tickets are available at the gate each day with pricing of $24 per child or senior, and $27 per adult. The best way to guarantee your Detroit Zoo experience, at the best price, is to purchase your advance tickets today.
Visitors are strictly prohibited from feeding any animal at the Detroit Zoo. Animals have specialized and nutritionally balanced diets, and throwing food and other objects into habitats risks their health and safety. Guests who violate this rule will be escorted from the Zoo.
Yes, you can bring in your own food, non-alcoholic beverages and cooler. Grilling on Zoo grounds is prohibited. We have a large number of picnic tables throughout the Zoo for guest use, some of which are under tents. Feel free to sit at any that are not reserved.
If you have lost an item at the Detroit Zoo, please submit the following form. You will receive an email confirmation that your submission has been received. Once we receive your form, we will do our best to help you locate your lost item and return it to you.
Since 1984, Old World Snacks has been a Detroit favorite, offering a unique selection of Bavarian-style roasted nuts. Whether you crave the sweetness of candied almonds, the savory satisfaction of salted cashews or the classic flavor of roasted peanuts, Old World Snacks brings you a taste of tradition that is truly one-of-a-kind.
This cafeteria-style restaurant is the first of its kind across the country in a zoo or aquarium setting that is Green Certified by the Green Restaurant Association, having earned distinction for its eco-friendly practices. An expansive menu includes deli salads and sandwiches, traditional grill favorites, pizza and vegetarian options.
Boardwalk Station beckons with an array of delightful treats. Relish soft pretzels, satisfy your bacon-and-cheese fry cravings and cool off with refreshing ICEEs. Recharge and keep the adventure going with a quick visit to this convenient oasis of flavors.
From zookeeper chats to special animal care trainings to opportunities to see the animals eat their nutritious diets and more, we have a full schedule of engagements sure to educate, inspire and connect. Get tickets and visit today!
Single and double strollers, wagons, wheelchairs and Electronic Convenience Vehicles (ECV) are available for rent at the Main Train Station (near the front of the park) and at the Africa Train Station (in the far corner of the park when the train is operating). Rented items cannot be taken on the Tauber Family Railroad.
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