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Utah's Hogle Zoo
Tickets
DAYTIME ADMISSION
Buy online and SAVE $2 per ticket.
October 1 - April 30
- Adult (13+): $21.95 – $22.95
- Child (3-12): $17.95 – $18.95
- 2 and under: FREE
May 1 - September 30
- Adult (13+): $26.95
- Child (3-12): $21.95
- 2 and under: FREE
ZOOLIGHTS TICKETS
Members save $3 on ZooLights tickets
While the animals sleep, immerse yourself in a wonderland of brilliant light displays throughout the zoo. Explore a holiday walk-through event filled with nature-focused lighting displays. ZooLights only runs on select nights, so bring your family and friends for a magical night at the zoo.
BOOLIGHTS TICKETS
Members save $3 on BooLights tickets
Step into a bewitching world of pumpkins and glowing displays at BooLights, Hogle Zoo’s signature fall event. As the animals go to bed, the zoo will transform into a spooktacular Halloween destination featuring lights, entertainment, and attractions for ghouls of all ages.
ZOO MEMBERSHIPS
Experience a wild year of exclusive experiences by becoming a Hogle Zoo member. You gain access to free general admission year-round, plus discounts on events, food, and the gift shop. Most zoo memberships pay for themselves after just three visits. See exclusive benefits →
GIFT ADMISSION
Purchase tickets or a membership as a gift for a loved one.
GROUP ADMISSION
Hogle Zoo offers $3 off each ticket for groups of 20 or more paying individuals in the same transaction. Group tickets are non-refundable once purchased.
Winter at Hogle Zoo
Winter is here, and so are new reasons to visit Utah’s Hogle Zoo. From seasonal experiences to cozy habitats and wintertime moments with animals in our care, the zoo is a fun place to spend a chilly day. Whether you’re planning a quick visit or a full afternoon of exploring, winter at the zoo offers plenty to discover.
Keep an eye out for baby Bornean orangutan Weila and her foster mom, Acara. Guests may see them in the Great Apes lobby or the outdoor habitat. Look closely, Weila’s hair blends into Acara’s, and they often rest on high shelves or in hammocks.
