ADVANCED TICKET REQUIRED

Zoo Admission is limited to ensure ample social distancing for all guests. Making online reservations (REQUIRED FOR ALL) is easy!

MASK REQUIREMENTS: **UPDATE 10/13/2020 - The OKC City Council on Tuesday, Oct. 13th voted to extend the city’s mask mandate until at least Dec. 7.** On 7/17/20, OKC’s City Council approved a mask ordinance for Oklahoma City requiring everyone age 11 and up to wear a mask while inside of an indoor public space. The current order is scheduled to expire on October 20. The Zoo can be experience outdoors however, there are a few indoor spaces that will be accessible to guests. Guests are required to wear masks when in these indoor locations. Masks can be purchased at the Zoo’s giftshop, restaurants and outdoor cafes. All guests age 3+ must wear a mask while participating in all of the animal attractions. No children age 2 and younger may participate in animal attractions with the exception of Sting Ray Bay, Explorikeet Feedings and Sea Lion Presentation. These added measures ensure the safety of our guests as well as our animal care staff.

SOME HABITATS MAY BE CLOSED: Some indoor animal habitats cannot accommodate adequate social distancing guidelines so these may be closed or have limited access when you visit. These include Great EscApe, Dan Moran Aviary, Herpetarium and others.

FREE PASSES COUPONS: These do not require a reservation. Simply present these at the ticket window upon arrival!

MILITARY DISCOUNT: November is military Appreciation Month! This does not require a reservation. Active duty, retired, veteran members of the military, National Guard and Reserves presenting a valid military ID at the ticket window upon arrival will receive a FREE general admission for themselves and 50% off general admission for up to 4 guests. ID IS REQUIRED.

GROUP RATE DISCOUNT: The Zoo offers special rates for groups of 15 or more paid admissions. For every seven children, an adult chaperone is admitted free of charge.. For info on prices and reservations, visit okczoo.org/field-trip-information

An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists in any public place where people are present. COVID-19 is an extremely contagious disease that can lead to severe illness and death. By visiting the Oklahoma City Zoo you voluntarily assume all risk related to exposure to COVID-19.