Toronto Zoo

I recently visited the Toronto Zoo, and it was a fantastic experience! The zoo is massive and offers an incredible variety of animals from all around the world, which makes it a perfect destination for families, couples, or anyone who loves wildlife. The animal enclosures are well-maintained and designed to mimic natural habitats, providing a great learning opportunity while ensuring the animals are comfortable. My personal favorites were the pandas and the giraffes, but every section—from the African Savannah to the Indo-Malaya Pavilion—had something unique to offer. The zoo is very family-friendly, with plenty of amenities like clean washrooms, stroller rentals, and interactive zones for kids. The Keeper Talks were educational and engaging, adding a personal touch to the visit. There are several food options on-site, ranging from quick bites to sit-down meals, though the prices are a bit on the higher side (as expected at such venues). Bringing your own snacks and a water bottle is a good idea, especially since there are refill stations throughout the park. A word of advice: wear comfortable shoes because there’s a lot of walking involved! The zoo is massive, and you’ll want to explore as much as possible. Overall, the Toronto Zoo is a must-visit destination in the city. It’s a fun and educational experience for all ages, and the staff clearly care about the animals and conservation efforts. I’ll definitely be returning!
Denilio - a month ago

It's honestly been a long time since I've been and was very pleased with the place. They introduced a new walk way and are currently working on improving the place. Went during Christmas and found the zoo easy to walk and get around. A lot of exhibits were accessible and inside. Animals were active and staff were super friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend anyone to go with family or friends.
ruben029 - a month ago

Worth every penny! We bought the tickets in advance, and it was cheaper than at the gate. Also, the day we choose was excellent: everybody was on vacation and we were alone at the zoo. People started to arrive at noon, so I suggest you arrive early to get better views of the animals. Bring your wagon or stroller if you have little kids, because the place is enormous and you need to walk a lot. Don’t forget to bring along some munchies and candies; they will help keep your little ones energized and in a good mood. This place is in prime condition, with many washrooms and drinking fountains available for free bottle refills, restaurants and ice cream carts. If you're considering a summer trip there, remember to pack your sunscreen and insect repellent. Last but not least, it's essential to put on your most comfortable footwear.
Enrique García Sáenz - 2 weeks ago

Loved our visit to Toronto Zoo! We didn't have much of a queue to wrestle with, considering we went on a holiday. Courtesy Canoo app, we had our ticket prices fully waived off too. We had to pay for vehicle parking which was around 15$. Food items for purchase were pricey inside the zoo. The Tim's just at the entrance seemed like a reasonable option. You can bring your own food / snacks, there's ample benches in the green area to sit and eat. The zoo itself is well maintained and clean. We saw a lots of animals and birds. Be prepared to walk quite a bit! The maps and the directions, however, are not that clear.
Jaya Jose - 2 months ago

So my friends and I went to the zoo on thanksgiving. We didn’t have to wait in line and at the time we used the presto discount to get 15/20 percent (I can’t remember) off and it was wonderful! The place was fun. Unfortunately some of the animals were not present for viewing but it’s okay. It was a fun experience and one I don’t regret. My friends and I really had the opportunity to bond and have fun.
Naysa D'Souza - 3 months ago