Utah's Hogle Zoo Tours and Tickets

During the low season, from October 1–April 30, admission tickets to Utah’s Hogle Zoo cost US$21.95 for visitors aged 13 and over and US$17.95 for kids aged 3–12. In the summer high season, from May 1–September 30, tickets cost US$24.95 and US$20.95, respectively. Kids 2 and under visit for free all year.

Utah’s Hogle Zoo is open daily, from mid-morning until early evening. Be aware that it has slightly restricted opening hours during the cooler months, from November 1–February 28. It’s best to arrive earlier in the day to beat the crowds and leave yourself the most time for sightseeing.

There is much to see and do at Utah’s Hogle Zoo. The zoo has multiple themed animal habitat areas, including African Savannah, Primate Forest, and Asian Highlands. It additionally offers a range of activities and attractions, such as the Eccles Express mini-train, VIP zoo tours, and even giraffe-feeding sessions.

Yes, Utah’s Hogle Zoo does offer free parking, which is available on a first come, first served basis. As the zoo is located east of downtown Salt Lake City, driving is the easiest and fastest way to get there—travel there via East University Boulevard or East Sunnyside Avenue.

Yes, Utah’s Hogle Zoo is accessible to wheelchair users. All paths through the zoo are paved, and all exhibits have wheelchair-accessible entryways. Wheelchairs are also available to rent on a first come, first served basis, and service dogs are permitted. Other accommodations are provided for visitors with non-mobility-related disabilities.

Yes, you are allowed to take photos at Utah’s Hogle Zoo. However, visitors are not permitted to bring selfie sticks, or to use flashlights, flash photography, or laser pointers. Be sure to avoid disturbing or upsetting the zoo’s resident animals, and be respectful of fellow visitors as well.