Visiting Linton Zoo
Cambridgeshire's Wildlife Breeding Centre
OPENING HOURS
We are open every day of the year except Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. Opening times vary according to the time of year, last admissions are 1 hour before closing:
Date Opening hours Last Admission 29th May 2010 to 6th September 2010 10am - 6pm 5pm 7th September 2010 to 31st October 2010 10am - 5pm 4pm 1st November 2010 to Easter 2011 10.30am - 4pm 3pm
Adults £7.50Children (age 2-13 years inclusive)
£5.00 OAP £7.00 Babies under 2 yrs FREEPrices are inclusive of 17.5% VAT
Please note that children under 14 will only be admitted if accompanied by a responsible adult.
ANNUAL UNLIMITED ADMISSION TICKETS
Valid for one year from date of purchase, you can visit as many times as you wish during normal opening times. You will also receive newsletters two or three times during the year keeping you informed of births, new arrivals and other exciting zoo developments and special events.
1 Adult £30 1 Child (age 2-13 years inclusive) £20 1 OAP £25 2 Adults (purchased together and living at the same address) £55 2 OAP's (purchased together and living at the same address) £45 Family Ticket (2 adults and 2 children or 1 adult and 3 children) £90
GROUP BOOKINGS - Pre-booked at least 1 week in advance
School groups please click here
For parties of 20 or more paying people:
Adults and OAP's £5.66 plus 17.5% VAT Children (age 2-13 years inclusive) £3.70 plus 17.5% VATBooking forms must be received at least 1 week in advance, we will then send a confirmation pack to confirm your booking. Click here to download a booking form.
Drinks, hot snacks and lunches are available in the coffee shop from 10.30am.
Our gift shop will delight you with a variety of souvenirs, semi precious stones and fossils, opening at 10.30am.
We regret that cards and cheques are not accepted in the coffee shop or gift shop
Most areas of the zoo is accessible for people using wheelchairs. Expect mostly Country Park like pathways with some uneven and mixed surfaces including roots in places, we are also set on a slight incline. Whilst we have many regular visitors who enjoy the zoo from their wheelchairs, some visitors have told us that they have found getting a wheelchair around is a hard push at times.
Because of the uneven and Country Park like nature of our pathways we do not recommend motorised mobility scooters or chairs, especially those with a narrow wheel base.
We regret dogs and pets are not allowed in the zoo - this includes guide dogs and assistant dogs as this has been known to upset the animals. We recommend that, wherever possible, dogs are left at home rather than brought and left in the car as there is very little shade anywhere in the car park before 12 noon and none at all after that.
We have arranged a schedule of activities and events for the weekends and school holidays as part of our commitment to environmental education. Some activities will be weather permitting and subject to staff availability. A daily programme will consist of a selection of the talks and activities listed below, but not all of them on any one day.
Lemur feed and keeper talk
11.30 am weekends and school holidays (not daily) please call to check
Watch the lemur families have their breakfast and listen to the keepers inspiring talk about this fascinating group of animals and the work carried out at Linton Zoo to help save them from extinction.Tapir feed and keeper talk
Daily 12 noon.
A chance to find out more about these large rainforest creatures when our Brazilian Tapir family have their lunchGround hornbill conservation
1.30 pm school holidays (not daily) please call to check
Linton Zoo has been successful with the captive breeding of this very special group of birds. The numbers of wild birds has crashed over recent years, having lost over 70% of their natural habitat. Come to the keeper talk & find out more about this fantastic species of large bird and what we can all do to help save them from extinction.
Creature Feature and Owl encounter
(bird flying weather permitting)
usually at 2.15pm (not daily)
A chance to find out more about some of our animals - this weekend featuring reptiles. Also get very close to Odin and Ayesha our pair of Great Grey Owls and meet Dodger the comical Cara Cara in our free flying bird display and conservation talk.
Wonderful photographic opportunities
Tiger conservation talk
At the beginning of the 1900's there were around 100,000 tigers, today we have less than 5,000. Find out why, and what we are doing to help save these magnificent creatures.Animal Encounter
usually at 3.30pm daily
Meet some of our smaller zoo animals and come face to face with something different each time!We reserve the right to alter or cancel any of the advertised programme without notice, if you are planning to visit for a particular activity please phone in the morning for confirmation.
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