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ZSL London Zoo offer subsidised tickets for residents who face barriers to visiting

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Sunday, 8 March, 2020
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Ticket Scheme

Your local Councillors are pleased to work closely with the team at ZSL London Zoo and welcome the launch of their Community Access Scheme offering heavily subsidised tickets for local people living in Westminster who are either:  

  • Families on a low income - £3 per person
  • People with Additional Needs and/or disabilities - £6.50 and Carer free
  • Older People - £6.50 per person

As Cllr Swaddle says "This scheme will allow those within our community who face significant barriers to spending quality time with wildlife and I would encourage groups to take up this wonderful offer, one which your local councillors have been encouraging ZSL to introduce". For more details and how to apply for tickets please visit the ZSL website.

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