9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

700 Great Western Highway, Eastern Creek, Sydney

4H Approx.

From A$ 60.00

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Sydney Zoo: Entry Ticket

Highlights

Explore diverse animal species, including endangered wildlife.

Walk through authentic habitats like the African Boardwalk and Primate Boulevard.

Experience First Nations culture at the Bungarribee Dreaming area.

Enjoy access to the only combined zoo and aquarium in New South Wales.

Benefit from convenient parking facilities.

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Blue Mountains & Sydney Zoo: Day Tour from Sydney

Highlights

Discover the Blue Mountains with an expert guide.

Explore Sydney Zoo before heading to natural landmarks.

Take a walk to a lookout point featuring panoramic views.

Relish a café-style lunch with a local chocolate treat.

Ride the world’s steepest railway and stroll through the rainforest at Scenic World.

Enjoy cableway rides including the Skyway to scenic areas.

Option to walk the Prince Henry Clifftop Trail or take a bus back.

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Blue Mountains: Guided Day Tour from Sydney + Sydney Zoo & Scenic World Entry

Highlights

Discover Sydney Zoo with access included.

Explore Blue Mountains National Park with expert commentary.

Ride the world’s steepest railway and scenic cable cars at Scenic World.

Enjoy a café-style lunch alongside a local confectionery treat.

Opt for a leisurely cliff walk or take the bus after scenic rides.

A Wild Day Out for Everyone!

Get ready to explore one of Australia’s most exciting wildlife parks, home to more than 4,000 animals from around the world. From majestic lions and towering giraffes to Aussie icons like kangaroos and koalas, Sydney Zoo offers close encounters and memorable experiences for all ages. Conveniently located in Western Sydney, it’s the perfect spot for a family day out, an educational trip, or an adventure with friends. Book your tickets online today and start planning your visit to the wild side of Sydney!

Behind the Scenes

Sydney Zoo, which opened in 2019 in Western Sydney, is a new-generation wildlife park created with open spaces and innovative habitats that give visitors a closer, more natural view of animals. Home to over 4,000 creatures from around the globe, the zoo brings together incredible wildlife and a fresh approach to conservation and education.

As you explore, you’ll journey through themed precincts including the African Safari with its lions, giraffes and elephants, the Asia zone where Sumatran tigers and red pandas roam, and the Australian precinct filled with kangaroos, koalas, wombats and Tasmanian devils. Primate Boulevard offers lively encounters with chimpanzees and baboons, while the Aquarium and Reptile House reveal everything from sharks and crocodiles to snakes and rare amphibians.

Beyond offering memorable experiences for families and visitors of all ages, Sydney Zoo is dedicated to conservation efforts, supporting endangered species breeding programs, sustainability initiatives, and community education. With cultural programs, Indigenous-led learning opportunities, and year-round events, the zoo is more than a place to see animals – it’s a destination that inspires curiosity, respect for nature, and lasting memories.

Why Visit Sydney Zoo

Meet 4,000+ Animals: From lions, elephants, and giraffes to kangaroos, koalas, and Tasmanian devils and more!

Open & Immersive Design: Enjoy clear views without cages or barriers, making every encounter unforgettable.

Themed Precincts: Explore Africa, Asia, Australia, Primate Boulevard, and the Aquarium & Reptile House.

Family-Friendly Fun: Easy to navigate, stroller-friendly paths, and plenty of activities for kids.

Convenient Location: Just 40 minutes from Sydney’s CBD with parking, public transport, and shuttle options.

Conservation in Action: Support endangered species programs and sustainability initiatives with every visit.

Cultural & Educational Programs: Learn through Indigenous storytelling, interactive talks, and hands-on experiences.

Year-Round Events: From seasonal festivals to animal keeper talks, there’s always something new to see.

When to Visit Sydney Zoo

Opening Hours Sydney Zoo is open every day of the year, making it simple to plan your visit around your schedule.

Hours of Operation:
Daily: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Last entry: 4:00 PM

Address & Directions

Sydney Zoo is located at:

700 Great Western Highway, Bungarribee NSW 2767, Australia

Set within Bungarribee Park in Western Sydney, the zoo is well connected by road and public transport, making it simple to reach from across the city and beyond.

Getting to Sydney Zoo

By Car
By Train
By Bus
By Shuttle or Rideshare
By Bike or On Foot

Sydney Zoo is just 40 minutes west of Sydney CBD, with direct access from both the M4 and M7 motorways. Clear signage on the Great Western Highway makes it easy to find. On-site parking is plentiful, with both standard and accessible spaces available, so families and groups can arrive stress-free.

The nearest major station is Blacktown Station, served by the T1 Western Line. From Central Station, the journey takes around 50 minutes. Once at Blacktown, you can take a connecting bus, rideshare, or taxi directly to the zoo entrance in under 15 minutes.

Several bus routes run from Blacktown Station to Sydney Zoo, stopping along the Great Western Highway. Services are frequent during the day, especially on weekends and school holidays, making public transport a reliable choice for visitors without a car.

Dedicated shuttle buses operate during special events and peak periods, connecting Sydney Zoo with key points across the city. Taxis and rideshare services such as Uber and Ola also have designated drop-off and pick-up zones right outside the zoo, providing a quick and convenient door-to-door option.

For locals, Sydney Zoo is part of the wider Bungarribee Park network of shared cycleways and walking paths. Visitors can enjoy a scenic ride or walk into the zoo, with bike racks available for secure storage at the entrance.

Dining at Sydney Zoo

Souvenir Store at Sydney Zoo

Accessibility at Sydney Zoo

Sydney Zoo was designed with accessibility in mind, ensuring that every visitor can enjoy a comfortable and engaging day out. The entire site features flat, wide pathways, making it easy to navigate with wheelchairs, mobility scooters, and strollers.

Key accessibility features include:

Step-Free Access: All precincts, exhibits, dining areas, and restrooms are fully accessible without stairs.

Accessible Parking: Dedicated spaces are available close to the entrance for visitors with mobility permits.

Rest Areas: Shaded seating and rest stops are located throughout the zoo, providing plenty of opportunities to pause and recharge.

Wheelchair & Stroller Friendly: The layout of the zoo allows smooth movement across the grounds, with hire options available at the entrance.

Accessible Restrooms: Facilities are available across the site, including larger spaces designed for ease of use.

Inclusive Programs: Keeper talks, educational experiences, and cultural programs are designed to be welcoming and engaging for all visitors.

Sydney Zoo is committed to creating a space where everyone can connect with wildlife — whether it’s families with young children, older visitors, or those with mobility needs.

Know Before You Go

Book Online: Buying tickets in advance secures your spot and helps you skip the queues at the gate.

Opening Hours: Sydney Zoo is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last entry at 4:00 PM). Arriving early means more time to explore and see the animals at their most active.

Getting Here: The zoo is just 40 minutes from Sydney CBD, with easy access by car, train, bus, shuttle, rideshare, bike, or on foot. On-site parking is available.

Accessibility: Sydney Zoo is designed with flat, wide pathways that are fully accessible for wheelchairs and strollers. Accessible parking and restrooms are also available throughout the grounds.

Dining Options: Cafés, kiosks, and picnic spots make it easy to stop for a meal or snack, with plenty of vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices.

Souvenir Shopping: The Zoo Shop offers plush animals, gifts, eco-friendly products, and unique items to take home as a reminder of your visit.

Family-Friendly Facilities: Baby changing areas, stroller hire, and shaded rest spots ensure comfort for families with young children.

Weather Ready: The zoo is an outdoor experience, so check the forecast and bring sun protection, a hat, or rain gear depending on the season.

Events & Talks: Keeper talks and seasonal events run throughout the year, so check the daily schedule to catch something special during your visit.

Support Conservation: Every ticket and purchase helps fund wildlife conservation programs in Australia and around the world.

FAQs

What are Sydney Zoo’s opening hours?

Sydney Zoo is open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with last entry at 4:00 PM.

Where is Sydney Zoo located?

You’ll find Sydney Zoo at 700 Great Western Highway, Bungarribee NSW 2767, about 40 minutes west of Sydney’s CBD.

How do I get to Sydney Zoo?

Visitors can arrive by car (with free on-site parking), train to Blacktown Station with a bus or taxi connection, bus services along the Great Western Highway, rideshare or shuttle services, or even by bike or on foot via Bungarribee Park’s pathways.

Do I need to buy tickets in advance?

It’s strongly recommended to book tickets online before your visit. This secures your spot, helps you skip queues, and ensures availability during busy times.

Is Sydney Zoo family-friendly?

Yes, the zoo is designed for families with stroller-friendly pathways, baby changing facilities, shaded rest areas, and plenty of activities for kids.

How does Sydney Zoo support conservation?

Every visit helps fund breeding programs, sustainability initiatives, and global conservation projects, so your day out also supports wildlife.

What dining options are available?

You’ll find cafés, food outlets, and kiosks serving meals, snacks, and drinks, as well as picnic areas. Vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free choices are available.

Is Sydney Zoo accessible for visitors with mobility needs?

Yes. The zoo has flat, wide pathways, accessible restrooms, and dedicated parking. Wheelchairs and strollers can also be hired on-site.

Can I bring my own food?

Yes, you can bring your own packed meals to enjoy in the zoo’s designated picnic areas.

Is this the venue’s official website?

No. This website offers official tickets to the Sydney Zoo but is not the venue’s official website.