London Zoo Universal Credit – Supporting Families One Step At A Time

Of course, you’ll find London Zoo in well…London! Most specifically Regent’s Park.

Those who are on Universal Credit can snap up tickets for as little as £3.00 per person. For low-income families, London Zoo is here to help with their reduced-price tickets for those receiving Universal Credit, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support or Jobseeker’s Allowance. These special tickets are only available to purchase online, for up to 6 people per household.

It’s important to note that these tickets must be booked online in advance, and a voluntary donation of £1 is encouraged to support vital conservation work. This is a fantastic opportunity to explore the zoo and support its efforts in wildlife conservation! Don’t miss out on this great offer to visit one of London’s most iconic attractions!

What you need to bring

When redeeming the Universal Credit tickets offer, bringing the necessary documents to the admissions gate is important. These include a proof of benefit letter or access to the Universal Credit portal to demonstrate eligibility for discounted tickets. You will also need to bring a photographic ID, to verify the identity of the ticket holder.

Please present these documents to their friendly staff at the admissions gate on your arrival. They’ll gladly assist you and make sure you receive the discounted tickets with your London Zoo Universal Credit offer.

By providing proof of eligibility you can enjoy a roar-tastic and wild day out! Discover amazing animals, make special memories and learn…the fun way!

Remember you can buy tickets for as little as £3.00 per person.

What you need to do

To obtain a proof of benefits letter, you can log in to your Universal Credit account on the Universal Credit portal. Once logged in, you can navigate to the “Manage your account” section and select the “Your payments” option. Here, you will be able to view and download a proof of benefit letter, which includes details of your Universal Credit payments within the last month.

Community organisations eligible for the Community Access Scheme at London Zoo must be registered charities, schools, youth groups, or other non-profit organisations that serve communities in the Greater London area. To be eligible for this scheme, the organisations must work with or support either of the following:

• Older people who are 60+
• Families from low-income households, including refugees
• Those with additional needs or disabilities.

You must also provide educational or social services and operate within a specific geographical range.

To purchase tickets through the scheme, eligible community organisations can request an application form from the zoo’s website or by contacting the community access team directly. These ticket prices are heavily discounted, with options for group visits and educational programmes!

By meeting the eligibility criteria and following the purchasing process, community organisations can provide their members with affordable access to London Zoo and its educational offerings. Helping more people connect with wildlife and London Zoo’s conservation efforts!

• At London Zoo they prioritise the well-being of the animals by providing specially designed habitats that mimic their natural environments. So, please respect the animals in their space and only observe them.
• Please do not feed the animals, it is strictly forbidden. It may disrupt their diet and potentially harm the animals.
• London Zoo doesn’t hold traditional animal talks. But more informational and educational talks throughout the day. Knowledgeable staff will teach you all about certain animals and provide insight into their daily lives.