San Diego Zoo Safari Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• San Diego Zoo and Safari Park 2-Visit Pass Ticket

• San Diego Zoo Safari Park 1-Day Pass: Any Day Ticket

Tickets for San Diego Zoo Safari Park start from US$78 for visitors aged 12 and over, and US$68 for children aged 3–11. On specific value days, admission is discounted by US$5. Visitors can also get tickets that provide visits to both the San Diego Zoo and San Diego Zoo Safari Park for US$130 for those 12 and over, and US$120 for children.

Yes, it's worth visiting the San Diego Zoo Safari Park if you're looking for a fun, family-friendly activity while in San Diego. The safari park offers a more immersive experience than a regular zoo, thanks to safari rides through enclosures and ziplines over them, allowing you to better see the animals without glass or fences between you.

Per one customer who booked the San Diego Zoo Safari Park 1-Day Pass: Any Day Ticket, "The volunteer staff is a great resource, they know everything and kindly share it. The park itself is laid out in a walkable circular pattern with e-carts and strollers to rent if needed. Finally, the wildlife viewing is AMAZING!!!!"

Most months are great for visiting the San Diego Safari Park, but try to avoid the hot summer months. It can get dry and dusty, and the sun can beat down on you in the summer, so stay hydrated and wear proper clothes if you go.

You can spend up to an entire day at the San Diego Safari Park, depending on how much you want to see, how long you stay at each exhibition, and if you have members of your party who need naps. You can also take the bus tour to get an overview in a shorter time.

No, planning the San Diego Zoo and the Safari Park in one day is not a good idea. They are each huge, so you’ll want to maximize your time at each place. Plus, they are around a 40-minute freeway drive from each other.

No, you cannot drive your own car through the San Diego Safari Park. You park in the lot, walk to the entrance, and from there, you can either walk through the park or hop on the bus for a thorough overview of the area.

Not necessarily. You can purchase your tickets online or at the San Diego Zoo or Safari Park. If you book online, you will avoid waiting in lines under the hot sun, which might make for a smoother day out, especially if young kids are involved.

There are tons of fun things to do when you're done visiting the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in San Diego:

• USS Midway Museum

• Coronado

• Cabrillo National Monument

• Balboa Park

• Gaslamp Quarter

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in San Diego.