BRING A GUEST FOR FREE! It’s a great way to introduce your friend to the great benefits of Zoo Membership. And if your guest purchases a NEW 1-year Zoo membership on the day of your visit, both you and your guest will receive a 10% membership discount.
Can you bring a picnic to the Toronto Zoo?
Look for one of our well-known establishments, or bring your own picnic lunch! Picnic tables are available at various locations through the Zoo. *Please note, all hours and locations are weather dependent.
Can you leave and re enter Toronto Zoo?
Helpful? Hey, you will not have any type of issues at all as long as you have a bracelet or stamp once you leave the property. You can also have a picnic with your family and come right back.
Can you bring a backpack to the Toronto Zoo?
Yes, you are definitely permitted to bring backpacks.
Do teachers get a discount at the Toronto Zoo?
Teachers receive free admission to the Zoo for themselves and one guest. Discover how to take your students’ learning to a new level within the natural setting of the Toronto Zoo!
What can I not bring to the Zoo?
For the safety of other Zoo guests and our animals, glass containers, weapons, alcohol, bikes, skates and skateboards, rollerblades, radios/CD players, whistles, and inflatable objects are not allowed on Zoo grounds.
Can you bring water bottles into the Toronto Zoo?
Check out the eco-friendly stations on the map: on your next visit, bring your reusable water bottles and litter-less lunches, carry a travel mug or buy your very own Zoo mug as a “Zoovenir.”
How much do Toronto Zoo keepers make?
Toronto Zoo Salaries
| Job Title | Salary |
|---|---|
| Guest Service Agent salaries – 1 salaries reported | $32,294/yr |
| Seasonal Custodian salaries – 1 salaries reported | $30,490/yr |
| Casual Zookeeper salaries – 1 salaries reported | $60,330/yr |
| Sales Associate salaries – 1 salaries reported | $36,650/yr |
Can you sleep at the Toronto Zoo?
Come to the Toronto Zoo’s Serengeti Bush Camp to experience the wildlife of our African Savanna and Rainforest Pavilion, enjoy evening activities, campfire tales, and the chance to sleep under the stars in our authentic African tents.
Is 4 hours enough for Toronto Zoo?
3-4 hours , if you are without little kids. Helpful? If you want to enjoy it plan a full day it’s easier that way, there’s a lot of walking and then you have to consider breaks and stops.
Can I bring a water bottle to the National Zoo?
Can I bring food and drinks into the Zoo? You may bring your own food and non-alcoholic drinks into the Zoo. Glass bottles are discouraged, as broken glass presents a danger to visitors, staff and animals. You may not bring in alcohol.
Can I bring a wagon to the Toronto Zoo?
Strollers and wagons that fold up may be brought onto the Zoomobile if space allows. Toronto Zoo rented wagons, strollers and ECV’s/Scooters will not fit on the Zoomobiles. Every effort will be made to safely board all guests.
Can you vape at the Toronto Zoo?
With respect to the effects of exposure to second hand smoke and in accordance with the Smoke Free Ontario Act (SFOA), the Toronto Zoo restricts smoking to designated smoking areas only. There are six designated smoking areas on Toronto Zoo property for our guests and fourteen staff smoking areas.
How much money does a TDSB Teacher make?
How much does a Teacher at Toronto District School Board make? The typical Toronto District School Board Teacher salary is $79,900 per year. Teacher salaries at Toronto District School Board can range from $22,161 – $143,453 per year.
What does the Toronto Zoo do with animals in the winter?
“We also have heated caves for them which allow them to roam the exhibit and still have a place to come to for warmth.” “We do see a little bit more fur on them and we do feed them a bit more in the winter so that winter weight really does help them to keep warmer in the cooler months,” she added.
How much is Toronto Zoo tickets?
Admission Rates – Non-Peak Season
| Plus Applicable HST | Regular | 30% Discount 5,000+ paid guests |
|---|---|---|
| Adult (Ages 13-64) | $22.20 | $15.54 |
| Senior (Ages 65+) | $17.35 | $12.15 |
| Child (Ages 3-12) | $13.50 | $9.45 |
| Free Child (Under Age 3) | FREE |
What are the three things you should not do in the zoo?
Here goes the list of 10 Don’ts which one should adhere to when he/she is in a ZOO:
- Do not enter Animal’s enclosure.
- Do not feed animals.
- Do not tease them!
- Do not litter.
- Do not play music.
- Do not carry sharp objects or fire arms.
- Do not disturb environment.
- Do not eat inside.
What can I bring to zoo for lunch?
Snack Savior
Prepping bags of grapes, apples, baby carrots and celery sticks are great for a quick snack that won’t leave a sticky mess. Along with beef jerky, cheese sticks, granola bars, and cookies, you’ll have the perfect snacks to last the day.
What we should not do in a zoo?
Respect your Boundaries. Never cross any fence or barrier in the Zoo. Do not try to touch the animals— if an animal has teeth, it can bite; if an animal has claws, it can scratch. This is for the safety of both our visitors and our animals.
Do you have to pay for parking at the Toronto Zoo?
Parking – Toronto Zoo. If you are visiting the Zoo and will be parking a vehicle you will need to purchase a parking ticket now to exit the lot.
Can you feed animals at Toronto Zoo?
PETS: are not allowed anywhere on Zoo property. SWIMMING: swimming in any Zoo waterway is prohibited. CROSSING BARRIERS: entering restricted areas, or crossing public barriers, will not be tolerated and may result in ejection from the Zoo and prosecution. PLEASE DON’T FEED THE ANIMALS!