Zoo Atlanta Tours and Tickets

Q: What’s the best way to experience Zoo Atlanta?

There are plenty of ways to experience Zoo Atlanta. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:<ul><li><a href="https://www.viator.com/tours/Atlanta/Atlanta-CityPass/d784-2640ATL" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank">Atlanta CityPASS®</a></li><li><a href="https://www.viator.com/tours/Atlanta/Local-Tour-of-Heritage-and-Architectural-Buildings-in-Chennai/d784-18568P50" class="markdown_inline_link" target="_blank">Atlanta Self-Guided Audio Tour</a></li></ul>

Q: How much does it cost to visit Zoo Atlanta in 2026?

Ticket prices for Zoo Atlanta vary depending on entry date, but start from around US$25.45 for adults (visitors aged 12 and over), US$20.20 for children aged 3–11, and US$23.70 for college students and seniors over the age of 65. Admission is free for children under 3 years old.

Q: What do you see on a tour of Zoo Atlanta?

Visitors to Zoo Atlanta can expect to see a wide range of animals, including lions, elephants, orangutans, crocodiles, giraffes, red pandas, tigers, and many more. There is also a petting zoo on-site, which features goats, sheep, and alpacas. The zoo features several playgrounds and dining facilities.

Q: Is Zoo Atlanta accessible?

Yes, Zoo Atlanta is wheelchair accessible throughout the site. Manual wheelchairs and electric scooters are available for loan for a fee. The zoo also offers resources to visitors with sensory needs, including sensory bags and weighted lap pads. Service animals can enter the zoo, but they are not permitted in certain areas for safety reasons.

Q: Is Zoo Atlanta good for kids?

Yes, Zoo Atlanta is great for families with kids. Aside from the many animals to see, there are several play areas and plenty of interactive exhibits, including the Scaly Slimy Spectacular amphibian and reptile complex. There are also daily keeper talks and the Norfolk Southern Zoo Train that travels around the site.

Q: Is there free parking at Zoo Atlanta?

No, parking is not free at Zoo Atlanta; the zoo has two paid parking lots. Rates start at US$3 per hour and go up to US$12 for the day. You’ll find the lots located at Cherokee Avenue and the other in the Grant Park Gateway parking facility on Boulevard.

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With so much to see in Atlanta, why waste time buying separate tickets for each attraction? With this exclusive Atlanta CityPASS package, get bundled admission to your choice of five attractions, from the World of Coca-Cola and Atlanta's Famous Aquarium to Zoo Atlanta, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, or National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Even better, you’ll have nine days to visit each location, so you can sightsee at your own pace, without the usual rush.

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amy_t, Mar 2026

Get there early as it...

Get there early as it does get super packed. However overall an awesome experience to see the whale shark and such amazing creatures.

Atlanta CityPASS®

Patrice_D, Feb 2026

The City Pass is affordable and easy to use

We visit 3 of the 5 places yesterday, Civil Rights Museum, Aquarium and Hall Fame. All conveniently located in walking distance. It was easy using the City Pass to enter each attraction.

Atlanta CityPASS®

Betty_B, Dec 2025

Southern City tour

Three of the featured attractions are city center near centennial park but two would require a car or Uber to access as they are not close to public transportation

Atlanta CityPASS®

Lee_S, Dec 2025

Great value and easy to...

Great value and easy to use. We especially liked the college football hall of fame. It was more of a fan experience than a museum which made it lots of fun’s!

Atlanta CityPASS®

Ernestina_F, Jan 2026

Fun weekend with family

Last minute booking around Thanksgiving because cousin visited from out of state; tried to squeeze 5 attraction into 2 days due to her visit, which was ambitiousto say the least. Went with parents, sis, cousin and 3 young kids (age 5, 4, 3). Aquarium and coca cola museum were highlights for the kids. The square and Aquarium had lovely Christmas decorations. We don't drink soda, so the tasting room at 8 pm was quite the experience for them 😆They didn't understand the civil rights museum. Zoo day was cold and kids got cranky quick; we spent less than 2 hours at the zoo because of this. Fernbank Museum is a personal favorite. Would probably get this package again in spring when weather is warmer and spread out over 2 weekends.

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A range of food offerings are hosted on site, from picnic areas and sit-down restaurants to casual burger, ice cream, and chicken stalls.
Zoo Atlanta is accessible to wheelchair users, though some paths may be steep; manual and electric wheelchairs are available to rent.
The zoo has nursing and first aid stations, ATMs, gift shops, drinking fountains, quiet areas, and zones for people with sensory processing sensitivity.

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