The Cincinnati Zoo Access for All Program offers discounts for adults, children, and seniors with a SNAP card in any state with a photo ID.
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is the #1 family attraction in the Queen City, and it just got better. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) cardholders from any state can take advantage of the Cincinnati Zoo Access for All Program which offers discounted tickets for adults, children, and seniors and parking.
The Cincinnati Zoo Access for All Program is designed to encourage families and individuals of all backgrounds to visit this world-class organization and build lifelong and multi-generational memories. The program ensures that all families can experience the Zoo’s wildlife, culture, petting activities, unique attractions, and events.
At the main entrance, SNAP cardholders must go to the Cincinnati Zoo Membership Service Office. Visitors who present a food access card from any state and photo ID will receive discounted tickets or membership through the Access for All Program.
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General Admission Ticket Prices for SNAP Cardholders
- Adults (13-61) – $6
- Child/Senior (2-12 or 62+) – $3
- Parking – $1
- Family Standard Membership – $50
SNAP cards from any state are accepted. Only eight single tickets can be purchased at one time.
This is the only discounted membership offered with SNAP. Discounts cannot be applied to any previously purchased membership.
About the Cincinnati Zoo
The Cincinnati Zoo has over 20 exhibits, including Cat Canyon, Giraffe Ridge, Night Hunters, Gorilla World, and everyone’s favorite, Fiona the Hippo in the Hippo Cove. Fiona has no set schedule, but try to visit her early in the day if the weather is above 50 degrees.
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Plan Your Visit to the Cincinnati Zoo
The Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden is at 3400 Vine St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45220. Stop by the Welcome Center in Vine Street Village inside the Zoo to see daily updates about feeding times, memorable encounters, and other tips to help you make the most of your visit.
Visitors are welcome to bring food and beverages to the Zoo, but alcohol is prohibited. For more information on safely planning your visit, visit the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden website.
For more information about this program or questions, please call 513-281-4700 or email [email protected].
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