Does LA Zoo have an Aquarium?

The Los Angeles Zoo is home to more than 1,400 animals amid immersive habitats and lush gardens that transport guests all over the world. With Aquarium of the Pacific admission, explore Coral Reefs: Nature's Underwater Cities, enjoy special feedings, touch exhibits, and more.

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Does LA Zoo offer discounts?

We offer a military discount for active and retired service members with valid military ID. The discount applies for up to 6 people per party (including the service member). Tickets must be purchased at the Zoo. This discount is not available online. How much does it cost to get into the LA Zoo?

General Admission, Adults ages 13-61	$22.00
General Admission, Seniors, age 62+	$19.00
General Admission, Child, ages 2-12	$17.00
General Admission, Infant ages 0-23 months	FREE

Is a Zoo membership tax deductible?

Memberships to zoos are considered tax deductible. But only the membership portion, no tangible property that may have been purchased or added to the cost of the membership is deductible. You will list the deduction under contributions to charities on the Schedule A - Itemized Deductions. Is L.A. Zoo free? Only general admission is provided free of charge. Special exhibits or attractions are not included in this program and may have an extra fee.

Can you bring food into Aquarium of the Pacific?

A: The Aquarium does not allow any outside food within the Aquarium. However, we do have picnic tables located on the plaza on a first come, first serve basis. Any snacks, lunches or edible items may be consumed in this area. Can I take my dog to the LA Zoo? Dogs (except for service dogs as described below) or other animals of any kind (including emotional support or service animals, see Section 5 for exceptions) are prohibited on grounds. Please be mindful of the danger of leaving pets in your vehicle while visiting the Zoo.

In respect to this, how much is parking at l.a. zoo?

The L.A. Zoo in Los Angeles, Calif., charges $6 for 'preferred parking' near the front gate. If zoo visitors don't want to pay the $6, they can try to find free parking in outskirts of the parking lot where the pavement is marked with potholes. You can also ask how long does it take to go through the l.a. zoo? How Long Does It Take to Visit the LA Zoo. If your kids don't want to hang out for a half hour in front of each exhibit, play on the playground and see all the shows, you can see pretty much everything in two or three hours.

People also ask how long is the l.a. zoo light show?

L.A. Zoo Lights is a self-guided 60-to-90 minute stroll through a large area of the Zoo featuring wildlife-inspired displays, dynamic lights and projections, immersive interactive experiences, fabulous photo ops, and seasonal magic like giant glowing animals.