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Face masks are for sale at the Detroit Zoo’s Zoofari Market.Ĭan I purchase advance tickets in person?.

Additionally, the DZS no longer provides plastic bags for gift shop purchases visitors are encouraged to bring their own bags or purchase wildlife-themed reusable bags at Zoofari Market, Arctic Outpost, Drake Passage Gifts or any of the souvenir stands.ĭo I have to wear a face mask when I visit?

As part of our award-winning Greenprint initiative, the Detroit Zoological Society (DZS) no longer sells bottled water, a decision that is keeping 60,000 plastic bottles out of the waste stream annually. Visitors may bring their own water bottles or purchase inexpensive reusable bottles at Zoo concessions, which can be refilled for free at one of 21 filtered-water stations throughout the grounds.

Visit /treks before or during your next visit.

Navigate the Zoo from the palm of your hand! Our interactive mobile map system called Detroit Zoo Treks offers guided routes through the Zoo’s 125 acres.

Face masks are encouraged indoors for the well-being of each other, staff and the animals who call the Detroit Zoo home.

Member reservations are no longer required.

All general admission guests are required to purchase their tickets in advance so that we can maintain capacity limits.

The Polk Penguin Conservation Center is open as of Feb.Beginning Friday, April 7, the Grotto will be closed for the season.The Rackham Fountain Entrance will now open for daily operation beginning Monday, 4/10/23.All animal habitats will remain open and accessible during construction. Please follow the posted signage and detours as you travel throughout the Zoo. Portions of main trail through the Zoo are closed as construction work is ongoing to improve infrastructure near the Holden Reptile Conservation Center.As a reminder, service animals are not permitted in the Matilda R. Please follow the posted signage to find your way to the habitat. Wilson Free Flight Aviary remains open and can be accessed through the building’s south side entrance. The Wildlife Interpretive Gallery Rotunda and Butterfly Garden are currently closed for construction.When visiting the Zoo, please plan your commute ahead of time and allow yourself extra driving time. Construction along I-696 will lead to lane and ramp closures from I-275 to US-24.The Detroit Zoo is happy to welcome you back! There are a few safety guidelines and Zoo updates we would like you to review before your arrival. We are grateful for your support during this unprecedented time.

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. Help the Detroit Zoological Society as we continue to care for and save wildlife.