London Zoo Discount Codes

Checked on londonzoo.org on 2 Nov 2026 · How we find offers

London Zoo, in Regent's Park, is run by the conservation charity ZSL and sells day tickets, Gold and Silver memberships (which also cover Whipsnade Zoo), animal experiences and gift vouchers online. Tickets booked online before 10am on the day cost less than at the gate, membership costs 20% less paid by annual Direct Debit, and train travellers get 2FOR1 entry through National Rail's Days Out Guide.

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Each offer was read on londonzoo.org on the date shown.

Families of three or four visiting together can book a Family Ticket at London Zoo for less than buying separate tickets: no code needed, choose the Family ticket option when you book.

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Groups of 15 or more paying visitors get 15% off London Zoo day tickets, booked online through the group booking calendar.

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Gold members get a year of free entry to London Zoo and Whipsnade Zoo, plus 10% off in the Zoo shops, restaurants and ZSL online shop and 10% off animal experiences.

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Who qualifies for a discount

Students: Students pay the concession rate, online and at the gate, on showing student ID: £33.00 instead of £35.00 for a standard-day online adult ticket including the voluntary donation (£28.50 to £36.00 depending on the day).Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
NHS staff: The pages we read on londonzoo.org mention no separate NHS discount; London Zoo's FAQ answers NHS staff with its Blue Light Card discount on dated admission tickets.Source: londonzoo.org, read 28 Oct
Blue Light Card holders: Blue Light Card members get a discount on full-price dated admission tickets booked online in advance, with a code requested on the Blue Light Card website (up to 14 tickets; not family or Universal Credit tickets, membership, events or experiences; not at the gate). The member must be one of the visitors and show their card on arrival. London Zoo's pages don't state the percentage.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Armed forces: Defence Discount Service members get the same discount on full-price dated admission tickets booked online, with a code requested on the Defence Discount Service website, showing their ID at the gate.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Disabled shoppers: Disabled adults pay the concession rate, and one free carer ticket per disabled visitor is issued on entry to the Zoo, on request, where needed.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Over-60s: Visitors aged 65 or over pay the concession rate: £33.00 instead of £35.00 for a standard-day online ticket including the voluntary donation (£28.50 to £36.00 depending on the day).Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
First order: The pages we read on londonzoo.org mention no first-order discount. Tickets booked online before 10am on the day of the visit are cheaper than gate prices: £35.00 against £37.00 for a standard-day adult ticket including the donation.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Newsletter sign-up: You can sign up to London Zoo and ZSL email updates for news, events, experiences and offers; the sign-up page mentions no sign-up discount.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
App: The free London Zoo app (Apple and Android) has a GPS map, a 'Plan Your Day' feature and animal talk times; the app page mentions no app discount.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov

London Zoo at a glance

Delivery: Day tickets are e-tickets sent by email, and gift membership vouchers are digital-only, sent by email; a gift membership's welcome pack follows by post once the recipient activates it.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Returns: Tickets are non-refundable and can't be moved to another date; e-tickets are valid only on the date shown, except flexi tickets, which can be used on any date within 12 months of purchase.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Gift cards: Gift options are flexi tickets (buy now, visit any day in the next 12 months), gift memberships, animal experience vouchers and lodge vouchers for a sleepover at the Zoo.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Ticket prices: Online advance tickets including the 10% voluntary donation cost £30.50 to £38.00 for an adult (16-64) and £21.35 to £26.60 for a child (3-15), depending on the day; without the donation adults pay from £27.70. Gate prices, and online prices from 10am on the day, are £2.00 more for an adult including the donation. Under-3s and ZSL members go free.Source: londonzoo.org, read 28 Oct
Train travellers: With National Rail's 2FOR1, two visitors with valid train tickets pay for one (the cheaper ticket is free). Book through the London Zoo link on the Days Out Guide website, with no code, and show the train tickets at the gate.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Group bookings: Groups of 15 or more paying visitors get 15% off, booked online through the group booking calendar or by enquiry; Blue Badge Guides get in free and youth groups have special rates.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Membership: Gold and Silver memberships give a year of free entry to London and Whipsnade Zoos and cost 20% less paid by annual Direct Debit (Gold adult £118.30 instead of £147.80). Gold adds 10% off in the Zoo shops, restaurants and ZSL online shop, 10% off animal experiences, and two half-price tickets a year on renewal by Direct Debit. Day tickets bought from ZSL (not promotional ones) can be put towards membership within 14 days of a visit.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
Universal Credit: People receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit, New Style ESA or New Style JSA can book reduced-price tickets online in advance for up to six people in their household, showing proof of a benefit payment in the last month at the gate. Dates sell out: 29 to 31 October were sold out on 28 October.Source: londonzoo.org, read 28 Oct
Gate-only discounts: Children aged 5 to 15 with a Blue Peter badge card get in free with a full-paying adult, and Max Card holders get discounted tickets, both bought at the gate on the day rather than online.Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov
ZSL online shop: Gifts and animal adoptions are sold on ZSL's own online shop (shop.zsl.org): standard UK delivery is £5.99, free on orders of £60 or more, and express is £7.99. Signing up to its emails gives 10% off your next order.Source: shop.zsl.org, read 2 Nov

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How to book London Zoo tickets and use a discount

Choose your visit date on the London Zoo ticket calendar and pick your tickets; book before 10am on the day to pay the online advance price rather than the gate price. Gold members, Fellows and Patrons log in first so their discounts are applied.
Groups of 15 or more paying visitors book through the separate group booking calendar, where the 15% discount applies; Universal Credit tickets also have their own calendar.
Log in or create an account to reach the checkout. To use a gift voucher, type or paste its number into the box at the bottom of the checkout page and click 'Apply Gift Voucher' (this can't be undone), then pay any balance.
Your e-tickets arrive by email. Bring any proof your ticket needs: student ID for a concession ticket, your Blue Light Card or Defence Discount Service ID, or your train tickets for a National Rail 2FOR1 booking.

No code is needed for National Rail 2FOR1: start from the London Zoo page on the Days Out Guide and the discount is applied automatically at checkout. Blue Light Card and Defence Discount Service members request their discount code on that scheme's website and follow its booking instructions.

London Zoo shopping FAQs

Is there a London Zoo discount code or promo code?

London Zoo says that as a charity it doesn't routinely offer many discounts, and the pages we read on 28 Oct 2026 showed no public promo code. The cheapest way to buy is online before 10am on the day of your visit (£35.00 against £37.00 at the gate for a standard-day adult ticket), and discount codes exist only for Blue Light Card and Defence Discount Service members, from those schemes' websites. National Rail's 2FOR1 needs no code.

Source: londonzoo.org, read 28 Oct

How do I get 2 for 1 London Zoo tickets with National Rail?

Two visitors with valid National Rail train tickets pay for one, and the cheaper ticket is free. Start from the London Zoo page on the Days Out Guide website and follow its ticket link: the discount is applied automatically at checkout, with no code. Show your Zoo e-tickets and train tickets at the gate.

Source: londonzoo.org, read 28 Oct

Does London Zoo do an NHS or Blue Light Card discount?

Yes, for Blue Light Card and Defence Discount Service members: request the discount code on the scheme's website and book full-price dated admission tickets online in advance (up to 14 tickets, not family or Universal Credit tickets, membership, events or experiences). The member must be one of the visitors and show their card at the gate. The pages we read mention no separate NHS discount.

Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov

Is there a London Zoo student discount?

Students with ID pay the concession rate, which is also for over-65s and disabled adults: £33.00 instead of £35.00 for a standard-day online ticket including the voluntary donation, and £28.50 to £36.00 depending on the day. Bring your student ID, as the concession is checked on entry.

Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov

Can I get cheap London Zoo tickets on Universal Credit?

Yes: people receiving Universal Credit, Pension Credit, New Style ESA or New Style JSA can book reduced-price tickets online in advance for up to six people in their household; only full-price tickets are sold at the gate. Bring proof of a qualifying payment in the last month, such as your Universal Credit portal or a proof of benefit letter. Dates sell out, so check the booking calendar before you travel.

Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov

How much are London Zoo tickets?

Booked online before 10am on the day, an adult ticket (16-64) including the 10% voluntary donation costs £30.50 on an off-peak weekday, £35.00 on a standard day, £37.00 on a standard weekend and £38.00 at peak times; a child (3-15) costs £21.35 to £26.60. Gate prices are £2.00 more for an adult, and under-3s go free.

Source: londonzoo.org, read 28 Oct

How much is London Zoo membership, and can I get it cheaper?

Membership costs 20% less if you pay by annual Direct Debit: Gold is £118.30 for an adult (£147.80 otherwise) and £193.50 for one adult and up to four children (£241.90), and Silver, which gives free entry without the extras, is £89.90 for an adult. Both cover London and Whipsnade Zoos for a year. Gift memberships can't be paid by Direct Debit.

Source: londonzoo.org, read 2 Nov