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Entry ticketRetirees aged 70+ – single entrance (cash register / e-ticket)
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The decisive factor is whether you need simple admission or added transport and audio-guide help: available choices range from entry tickets to skip-the-line, audio-guide, and private-transfer products. Prague Zoo has multiple entrances, and ticket-office closing times can differ, so an included transfer may matter more than the headline ticket type.
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Skip-the-lineSkip-the-Line Entry Ticket
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ComboZOO Transfer, AudioGuide & Optional Admission Ticket
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per ticketCZK 462.55
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Entry ticketAudio Guide with E-Ticket
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Entry ticketZoo Entrance Ticket With Private Transfer
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Skip-the-lineSkip-the-line Tickets and Private Transfers
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Eligible retiree aged 70+
This is the supplied official single-entrance offer specifically for visitors aged 70+.
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The product combines Prague Zoo admission with a mobile audio guide.
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Lowest listed price for an eligible visitor aged 70+Official site — “Retirees aged 70+ – single entrance (cash register / e-ticket)”Lowest-priced general admission option“Prague Zoo: Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket” — GetYourGuideShortest, simplest visit with admission only“Prague Zoo: Skip-the-Line Entry Ticket” — GetYourGuideWant transport and an audio guide in one booking“Prague: ZOO Transfer, AudioGuide & Optional Admission Ticket” — GetYourGuideNeed private transport arranged with the visit“Prague: Zoo Entrance Ticket With Private Transfer” — GetYourGuidePrefer a private-transfer package with skip-the-line wording“Prague Zoo Skip-the-line Tickets and Private Transfers” — GetYourGuide
Good to know
Practical notes before your visit.
TimingFor a quieter visit, consider a weekday morning. Prague Zoo opens daily year-round, but opening hours vary by season and ticket offices and entrances can close earlier than the grounds. Arriving earlier leaves more time for the exhibits and entry formalities.
EntrancePrague Zoo has main, northern, southern and Sklenářka entrances; the main ticket office is open daily, while the northern and southern ticket offices operate on weekends, public holidays and during school holidays. Hand luggage lockers are available at every entrance, but bulky or wheeled luggage is not permitted inside and must be stored; bring a valid ticket and follow staff instructions at the entry.
PriceThe official benchmark shown here is 1 CZK for a retiree aged 70+ buying a single entrance ticket, so it is not a general-admission price. Partner options range from 316.12 CZK for skip-the-line entry to 2,918.07 CZK for skip-the-line entry with private transfers because the products include different services; check the final checkout total, inclusions, and eligibility before paying.
DiscountsChildren under 3 enter Prague Zoo free. Reduced admission applies to children aged 3–15, students with valid student identification, retirees, and holders of ZTP or ZTP/P disability cards. Visitors claiming a student or 70+ senior reduction should bring valid proof; assistants of adult ZTP/P holders and adult assistants of children with ZTP or ZTP/P cards can enter free. Check the official rates page for the exact proof and group-ticket conditions.
Planning your visit
Prague Zoo, also known as Prague Zoological Garden, Zoo Praha, or Zoologická zahrada hl. m. Prahy, sits in Prague’s Troja district beside Troja Chateau at U Trojského zámku 120/3. The collection includes Przewalski's horse, the Indonesian Jungle pavilion, Elephant Valley, Reserve Dja, and Giant Salamander House, so a full visit needs time for both lower and upper areas.
Prague Zoo opening hours start at 9 a.m. daily, with closing times changing by season from 4 p.m. in winter to 7 p.m. in summer; when the grounds close at 7 p.m., visitors may remain until 9 p.m. The Troja chairlift links the lower and upper sections, operates from spring through late autumn, and charges a separate fare, while animal feeding times and commented talks are scheduled at selected exhibits and may depend on the season or weather.
The simplest public-transport route is bus 112 from Nádraží Holešovice metro station to the zoo. A seasonal Vltava steamboat to Zoo service reaches a landing about 1.1 km from the main entrance, while the Prague Visitor Pass includes Prague Zoo and public transport. Prague Zoo parking is paid and unguarded, with parking areas near the northern, main, and southern entrances, so valuables should not be left in a vehicle.
A skip-the-line zoo ticket is useful for visitors prioritising admission convenience, while a zoo mobile audio guide suits independent visitors who want commentary without a host. An English-language guided tour Prague Zoo option is available for groups, and a family admission ticket is available for two adults with children aged 3 to 15; children under 3 enter free.
Before you buy
Concrete caveats: security, bags, cancellation, time slots.
- A skip-the-line label does not remove the need to present a valid ticket at the entrance turnstiles, so admission checks can still apply.
- A single-day ticket is valid for one entry only; leaving Prague Zoo makes the ticket invalid, so re-entry is not included.
- Ticket offices and entrance points can close before the zoo itself, creating a late-arrival or late-purchase risk even when the grounds remain open.
- Partner options that include a private transfer or audio guide cost more than basic admission because those services are bundled into the product; verify the final inclusions before paying.
- Limited availability is shown for the partner options, so the advertised choice may not remain bookable for your preferred visit time.
- Reduced admission requires proof of eligibility, such as valid identification for visitors aged 70 and over; without the required proof, the reduction may not be accepted.
Frequently asked questions
The things people ask most.
Can I enter Prague Zoo with a mobile ticket?
Yes. Prague Zoo’s official online ticket can be shown for direct entry at the turnstiles, avoiding a possible ticket-office queue. For partner bookings, follow the mobile-voucher instructions attached to your booking.
Can I cancel or get a refund for my Prague Zoo ticket?
Do not assume that cancellation or refunds are included. The available ticket titles do not state a universal cancellation policy, so check the specific booking conditions before payment.
Is it better to buy Prague Zoo tickets from the official site or a partner?
The official site is the clearest choice for visitors using free or reduced admission, because eligibility depends on age or valid identification. The official listing shown here is specifically for retirees aged 70+ and costs 1 CZK; partner options are more useful when you want an audio guide, transfer or skip-the-line service.
What bags can I bring to Prague Zoo, and is there storage?
Prague Zoo has short-term lockers at the main, northern, southern and Sklenářka entrances, including larger lockers for hand luggage. The lockers are not guarded, so keep valuables with you.
What happens if I arrive late for my Prague Zoo booking?
Do not assume late entry is guaranteed for a timed or transfer-based product. Follow the late-arrival terms on your voucher; an entry ticket without a stated time slot is generally less restrictive, but admission still depends on the venue’s opening and entrance rules.
Who can enter Prague Zoo free or at a reduced rate?
Children under 3 enter free, while reduced admission applies to categories such as children aged 3–15, students with valid proof, retirees and holders of ZTP or ZTP/P disability cards. Visitors using a reduction should bring the required age, student or disability identification; assistants of adult ZTP/P holders can enter free.
What is the main queue bottleneck at Prague Zoo?
The ticket office is the main avoidable bottleneck during busy periods: Prague Zoo states that online tickets can save time and let visitors go directly to the entrance turnstiles. A skip-the-line label does not guarantee that you can bypass ticket checks or any entrance controls, so keep the ticket ready.
