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Your Tickets 2 x Daily Add-ons Friday, April 17, 2026 2 x Daily Admission Friday, April 17, 2026 10:00am

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All visitors to the zoo, including infants aged 0 to 1, must have a ticket.
You may enter the zoo up to 60 minutes after your scheduled ticket time or 30 minutes if your ticket is the last of the day. The last entry time of the day is listed at oregonzoo.org at the top of the page.
On-site parking fills quickly. Consider alternative transportation to the zoo on busy days. Use the Parking Kitty app or parking lot kiosks to pay for parking. If the main lots are full, look for signs near the park entrance that direct you to a free, nearby overflow lot and shuttle service. If your group is running late for your ticket time, check in with the entry plaza greeter, and we will help you enter the zoo as quickly as possible. Once inside, guests are welcome to stay until closing time.
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Order Summary

Order #: LRD-S6F-DDSJ

Purchase Date: Friday, 17 April, 2026

Your Details: Momoko Saunders 125 Se 83rd Ave Portland, OR us, 97216

Tickets

Price

Daily Add-ons - Friday, April 17, 2026

2 x Train Train @ $5.00

$10.00

Daily Admission - Friday, April 17, 2026 at 10:00am

1 x General Admission Adult (12 and over) @ $26.00

$26.00

1 x General Admission Child (2-11) @ $21.00

$21.00

Total payment:

$57.00

Ticket sales are final and may not be resold. No exchanges or refunds for any reason, including inclement weather, rain, or excessive heat.

For your safety and the wellbeing of our animals: Stay on visitor paths, treat animals respectfully, do not feed the animals, shirt and shoes are required and soliciting and/or ticket reselling is not allowed.

The following items and activities are prohibited: Pets, outside alcohol, tobacco, smoking of any type including vaping and e-cigarettes, marijuana, illegal drugs, bicycles and other riding toys, skates, skate shoes and skateboards, balls, balloons and flying toys, remote and app-controlled devices, noise devices, fireworks, weapons (except under ORS 166.173(2)(C) and ORS 166.370(3)(D)) and any other activity prohibited under Metro Code Chapter 4.

PLEASE READ CAREFULLY, THIS IS A RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND WAIVER OF CERTAIN LEGAL RIGHTS
In consideration for access to the Oregon Zoo and its facilities and premises, Zoo Visitor acknowledges and agrees as follows: the Oregon Zoo is predominantly an outdoor experience. Although the Zoo takes reasonable and diligent steps to maintain the Zoo premises and facilities, because of its outdoor nature, many risks cannot be fully eliminated without destroying the unique character of a visit to the Zoo. These risks include, but are not limited to, outdoor walking surfaces that may be rough or uneven and may contain obstructions like curbs and railings designed to direct foot traffic; depressions in natural walking surfaces caused by run-off; leaves and other debris which may obscure walking surfaces and make them slippery; and wet floors on inside areas due to foot traffic from outdoors. Having been made fully aware of these risks, Zoo Visitor hereby freely and expressly assumes any and all risk of personal injury arising directly or indirectly out of Zoo Visitor’s use of the Zoo facilities or premises and agrees to release, hold harmless and indemnify the Zoo from any and all claims by or on behalf of Zoo Visitor against the Oregon Zoo. Visitor grants to the Oregon Zoo and its successors and assigns the absolute right and permission to use, publish and broadcast Visitor’s picture or likeness (and the pictures and likeness’ of Visitor’s minor children), without additional approval, for purposes of advertising or trade in promoting and publicizing the Zoo.

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I hope to hear from you soon!

—Margot

April 22 is Earth Day. How will you show up?

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With gratitude,

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Margot Krieger
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The Wilderness Society

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