Until Further Notice

❄️Please note that as the weather cools, some of our outdoor animals may not be viewable as they are provided access to climate-controlled, behind-the-scenes habitats. 

Seasonal Closures
The Canadian Domain, Kids Zoo, and Mayan Temple Ruins are closed for the winter season.

Zoomobile Closure
The Zoomobile is closed today due to weather conditions.

Africa Savanna Loop Detour
The washrooms, pathway in front of the African Rainforest Pavilion, and Multi-Faith Prayer and Spiritual Space are closed due to construction. The nearest accessible washroom is by the Africa Restaurant. To complete the Africa Savanna loop, please proceed through the African Rainforest Pavilion.

Tundra Trek Access
Accessible only via the wolf habitat path closest to Caribou Café due to construction in the polar bear habitat. Polar bears remain viewable in their grass habitat.

Discovery Zone Washroom Closure
Due to maintenance, these washrooms are temporarily unavailable. Accessible alternate washrooms are located at the Zootique Gift Shop

Greenhouse Rolling Closure
Areas of the greenhouse will be closed today for contractor maintenance in rolling closures.

Animal Viewing Updates

The following animals may not be viewable at this time:

Africa Savanna
Kudu
Maribou stork
River Hippo
Warthog
White-headed vulture
White Rhino
Zebras

Americas Outdoor
Mayan Temple Ruins
Capybara
Scarlet macaw
Spider monkey

Australasia Pavilion
Komodo dragon

Canadian Domain
American Moose
Cougar
Grizzly bear
Northern bald eagle
Raccoon
Trumpeter swan
Wood bison

Indo-Malaya Outdoor
Greater one-horned rhinoceros
Indian peafowl

🚧Hard Hat Update!🚧

Your Toronto Zoo turned 50 on August 15, 2024 and there are exciting changes happening! 

During your visit you will notice significant fencing and construction at our front entrance, but please note there are no animal habitats impacted due to this construction. We are proud to be investing in a new Community Conservation Centre at our front entrance area that will be a state-of-the-art community space, including classroom spaces in partnership with local educational institution partners, other community spaces, and a new otter habitat! This space will be an opportunity to engage more people with our mission of connecting people, animals, and conservation science to fight extinction. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause as we work to improve your Zoo experience. Keep an eye on our website and social media for exciting updates and more details on this project!