Choose the Philadelphia Zoo, the regions largest living classroom, as your field trip destination! Your students will enjoy an in-depth discovery of the 1,300 animals from around the world. Let us enhance your field trip with an interactive animal experience and be your partner for wildlife discovery, conservation, and environmental education.
Field Trip Rates
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Peak Season |
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September through October 31, 2013
Advance Group Admission |
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$10 per person |
November through March 31, 2013
Advance Group Admission |
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$10 per person |
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Off-Peak Season |
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Price |
April through June 30, 2014
Advance Group Admission |
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$12 per person |
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Additional Tickets Purchased on day of visit |
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$15 per person |
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Administrative fee for day of visit payments |
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$25 per reservation |
Free admission is available for eligible Title I schools through the Zoo's Community Access Program Grant. The Community Access Program registration has closed for the school year. Please register your schools starting in September 2013 to experience our new KidZooU exhibit and your students will receive a KidZooU curriculum activity guide.
Payment Policies
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The Zoo accepts school district purchase orders, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover and business checks. Cash is accepted in person only. No personal checks.
The Philadelphia Zoo is pleased to provide Title I public schools (with 50% or more of the students receive free or reduced-priced lunches) with free admission to the Zoo from September 4, 2012 through April 30, 2013. The Community Access Program registration has closed for the school year. Please register your schools starting in September 2013 to experience our new KidZooU exhibit and your students will receive a KidZooU curriculum activity guide.
As part of the visit, Community Access Program prior to the visit schools will receive a curriculum based activity sheet which students may bring with them the day of the trip in order to enhance their visit. Also while here students may visit our three Action Chat nodes – Reptile and Amphibian House, PECO Primate Reserve and McNeil Avian Center – and take part in one of our mini-lessons to learn more about animals and how they can help!