To keep all within our gates healthy and safe while providing a fun and educational environment, Tulsa Zoo follows local guidelines to safeguard against the spread of COVID-19. Learn more at tulsazoo.org/health.
Tulsa Zoo guests ages 10 and older are no longer required to wear a face covering when inside any buildings on zoo grounds. Beginning Friday, May 21, we’re moving to masks optional for guests while in indoor exhibits, no outdoor mask requirements, with one exception.
On behalf of the staff and animal ambassadors at the Tulsa Zoo, thank you for your understanding while we’re #CaringForYourHerd.
How do the ticket reservations work?
Zoo guests are encouraged to make a reservation online on the date of their choice.
Hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a week.
When can I start reserving tickets?
Ticket reservations are now available for everyone.
Check back here for the latest information each time you make zoo plans. The Tulsa Zoo will continue to evaluate evolving recommendations related to minimizing the spread of COVID-19 and will adjust our operations accordingly to protect your herd.
Tulsa Zoo guests ages 10 and older are no longer required to wear a face covering when inside any buildings on zoo grounds. Beginning Friday, May 21, we’re moving to masks optional for guests while in indoor exhibits, no outdoor mask requirements, with one exception.
You do not.
No, members continue to enjoy free admission for the number of guests designated with the membership level.
Contact (918) 669-6601 to reschedule your visit to a different day.
The zoo is situated on an 84-acre campus with animal habitats connected by 4.9 miles of walkable pathways. Currently available is:
Yes, with the exception of alcoholic beverages and glass containers.
The Tulsa Zoo is opening in stages, in a way that maximizes opportunities for social distancing, reduces the number of touch points, and allows zoos staff to increase our already rigorous cleaning protocol. Here is an overview of the safeguards in place:
Events are back! Visit tulsazoo.org/events for details on your favorite.
Thank you! As a non-profit organization, your Tulsa Zoo relies on ticket sales, membership sales, education program revenue and donations. Whether we are open or closed to the public, our animals still require daily care, including food, medical attention and exhibit maintenance. Loss of revenue has a significant impact on our overall operating budget. We know this is an uncertain time for everyone, but hope you will consider a donation to our emergency operating fund to assist us in the care of our animals and staff. No gift is too small to make a big impact. You can make a one-time donation or set up a monthly gift.
You can also help by adding Tulsa Zoo to your personal account on amazonsmile.com. By adding us as your preferred charity, we will receive .05% of all your purchases at no additional cost to you.
Looking for zoonique gift ideas? Shop our new online store at tulsazoo.org/shop.