Do you have to wear masks in Dublin Zoo?
To ensure the health and safety of our visitors, staff and the animals at Dublin Zoo all of our indoor animal habitats are now closed until further notice. In line with the government guidelines, you will be required to wear a face mask/covering when entering the indoor animal habitats.
How do I get to Dublin Zoo from the train station?
Rail. The closest train station to Dublin Zoo is Heuston Station, which is located a 20 minute walk from Dublin Zoo.
What bus brings you to Phoenix Park?
To stop on the Navan Road and enter the Phoenix Park through the Ashtown Gate, use bus route numbers 37, 38, 39, and 70.
How long does it take to get around Dublin Zoo?
about 3 hours
Dublin Zoo now covers 28 hectares and takes a minimum of about 3 hours to walk around excluding stopping for picnics and visits with young children. We recommend making a day of it!
Is Dublin Zoo open during Covid?
To ensure the health and safety of our visitors, staff and the animals at Dublin Zoo all of our indoor animal habitats are now closed until further notice. This is to ensure the safety of our visitors, staff and animals.
What time is feeding time at Dublin Zoo?
between 2 to 2.30 p.m.
Dublin Zoo have webcams in use which allows children to view feeding times daily. Log on to http://www.dublinzoo.ie to see the animals being fed daily between 2 to 2.30 p.m.
Is Dublin Zoo half price?
Adults go Half Price as Dublin Zoo Celebrates its 1 Millionth Visitor for 2019! *Discounted tickets must be purchased in person at the Dublin Zoo Ticket Office and are not available to buy online. Discounted tickets are applicable to full price adult tickets only.
Is Phoenix Park open Covid?
The Phoenix Park is open 24 hrs a day, 7 days a week, all year round. The main gates of the Park at Parkgate Street and Castleknock Gate are open 24 hours. The side gates to the Park are open from approximately 7.00am until approximately 10.45pm.
Why is Phoenix Park closed?
The gates of Dublin’s Phoenix Park at Ashtown and Castleknock will be closed for a number of days next week and the week after in order to facilitate the rehanging of historical gates. The gates were removed at the time of the visit of Pope Francis who celebrated an open air Mass in the park in August 2018.
Is Dublin Zoo Level 5 open?
Dublin Zoo to remain open during Level 5 lockdown for those in the capital.
Is Dublin Zoo gift shop open?
You can only collect your items during our opening hours between 9.30am and 5.30pm. This may change depending on the time of year, and the day of the week.
When can Dublin Zoo reopen?
We are delighted to announce that following the recent announcement from Taoiseach Micheál Martin, Dublin Zoo will be open to the public from the 26th of April 2021 in a reduced capacity and under strict health and safety protocols.
Is there a parking lot at Dublin Zoo?
Parking. There is no designated car parking for Dublin Zoo, however, The Lord’s Walk car park is located beside Dublin Zoo and has a capacity for approximately 260 cars. The Cricket Grounds car park is located opposite the Zoo and has a capacity for approximately 120 cars. Both car parks open daily.
How do I get to Phoenix Park?
Phoenix Park is easily accessible. The Visitor Centre is around six kilometres away from Dublin City Centre, and is just ten minutes from the M50 (exit 6), or twenty minutes from Dublin Airport. Dublin Bus provides a wide choice of bus routes to and from the outskirts of the Phoenix Park.
What are the opening times for Phoenix Park?
Free admission tickets are issued at the Phoenix Park Visitor Centre on the day. Group and/or advance booking is not possible. Closed 24 – 26 December. Guided Tours: 10.15am – 4pm in summer, and 10.30am – 3.30pm in winter. Opening times are from 9.30am to 6.00pm. Last admission at 5.15pm.
What is the closest LUAS station to Dublin Zoo?
The closest Luas station to Dublin Zoo is Heuston Station, which is located a 20 minute walk from Dublin Zoo. The closest Dublin Bikes stands are located by Heuston Station, a 10 minute cycle or a 20 minute walk from Dublin Zoo.