Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance

• Walk through the Zoo's newest habitat, Down Under! There’s no place on Earth like Australia. In this multi-species habitat, you’ll go on an enchanting journey through this extraordinary part of the world. Get closer than ever in Wallaby Way, an immersive pathway experience that puts you eye-to-eye with friendly red-necked wallabies and red kangaroos.
• Visit one of the largest and most complex elephant habitats in North America. The Toyota Elephant Passage features two miles of interconnected trails on 10 acres of varied terrain. In this unique multiple-species habitat, Asian elephants, greater one-horned rhinos, and Malayan tapirs rotate among five unique and abundant habitats.
• Take a truly magical journey into the jungle at Tropical Discovery, with nearly 300 species and 1,800 individual animals. Discover a balmy world of biodiversity, including a fascinating bat cave, a brilliant array of reef-dwelling fish, a host of slithery snakes, the tiniest tree frogs, large reptiles like Komodo dragons, and Daphne the Siamese crocodile — Denver Zoo’s oldest family member at 64 years old. Enjoy the magic of the rainforest, right here in Denver! 
• Connect with multiple species of apes, monkeys and lemurs at Primate Panorama, which spans seven acres of lushly forested land. Western lowland gorillas and Sumatran orangutans — both critically endangered species — roam freely in separate areas of one of the most expansive great ape habitats in the world.
• Experience the gold standard for animal care and guest experience for zoos around the world at Predator Ridge. Spanning nearly five acres, this habitat evokes the varied landscapes of the African savanna and was designed to showcase the charismatic predator species of Africa’s Samburu region, including African lions and spotted hyenas. 
• Get up-close and personal with four beautiful species of sea life at Stingray Cove. This seasonal open-air habitat gives you the chance to touch and feed gentle cownose and southern stingrays as they swoop and glide around the 15,000-gallon tank they share with peaceful bamboo and bonnethead sharks. 

Tips

• Learn more on the CityPASS Blog about what you'll see at Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance.

Amenities

• Dining: Dining: Samburu Grille, Kamala Café, Joey’s, Scratch Kitchen, Dippin Dots, Simply Pizza

Best Time to Visit

• The zoo is less busy early in the day when gates open and in the early afternoon. Mid-morning to noon is often the busiest time. Please be aware that animals may choose to stay in the shade or behind the scenes when temperatures rise.

Accessibility

• Find information about accessibility.

Parking/Transportation

• Parking at Denver Zoo is free for guests. You may park in any of the parking lots adjacent to Denver Zoo or in the four-level parking garage. Access to these parking lots is along 23rd Avenue between York Street and Colorado Boulevard near the Denver Zoo main entrance.