What time of year does the Toronto Zoo close?

What time of year does the Toronto Zoo close? Hours: The Toronto Zoo is open every day, all year! Please note last admission is one hour before Zoo closes. Please note: On Monday, December 25, our hours are 11:00am to 4:00pm.

How long will it take you to walk through the Toronto Zoo?

All that is to say ? this place is huge, so be sure to plan for a full day here. Between all the exhibits, attractions, and lunch/snack breaks, you can expect a visit to generally take between 4-6 hours. Some have even found splitting the trip into two days is the way to go!

Which is better Toronto Zoo or Science Centre?

It is a tough question. It is really the preference of kids. If they are animal lovers and don't mind walking a long distance, the zoo is the choice. If they want to play and learn, the science centre has some interactive displays and it is indoor, so it is not as tough physically to walk around.

Is Toronto very expensive?

Toronto has been ranked among the top 100 most expensive cities to live around the world. Results from the 2023 Mercer Cost of Living Survey were released Wednesday, which ranked 227 cities around the world based on affordability.

Is it worth going to the zoo in winter?

For many, the zoo is a quieter and more peaceful place in winter. You can take your time as you explore zoo spaces from Pritzker Family Children's Zoo to Nature Boardwalk. Many guests may be gone but the animals remain, making the zoo a great place to spend an otherwise dreary time of year.

Is Toronto Zoo a lot of walking?

The Toronto Zoo has over 3,000 animals representing over 300 species and 10km of walking trails.

Is Toronto Zoo worth it?

However, few zoos are as large or diverse as the Toronto Zoo. With hundreds of species and 710 acres to explore, the Toronto Zoo is undoubtedly impressive. Anyone looking to experience wildlife from North America and beyond can't go wrong with a day at this zoo.

Do animals come out at zoo in winter?

While some animals may not be viewable to guests during the winter months, and some are visible year-round, every animal has an indoor facility and also has the option to enjoy the outdoors as well (with the exception of our cold-blooded friends who prefer the indoors).