Whipsnade Or London Zoo Universal Credit Tickets - £5 Adults / £3 Kids
If you or someone you know is on Universal Credit then they qualify for discounted tickets to both Whipsnade and London Zoos.
Adults are just £5 each instead of £31 on a weekday and £33 on a weekend and children are £3 each instead of £21.70 on a weekday and £23.10 on a weekend. You need to book online in advance and not just turn up at the gate and when you arrive, you will need to show proof of your benefit by way of a letter or logging on to your Universal Credit app and showing that to the attendant. You can book for dates from now until the 3rd of September so covers the school holidays and you can take up to 6 people on your booking plus, under 3's go free too.
The link takes you to London Zoo but if you want Whipsnade Zoo you can book that >> HERE
We have made reduced price tickets to London Zoo available for those receiving Universal Credit, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support or Jobseeker’s Allowance.
These tickets are only available to purchase online in advance, for up to six people per household (under 3’s go free and do not need to book – but must be accompanied by an adult with a booked ticket).
These tickets must be booked online in advance of your visit, as only full price tickets are available to buy at the gate.
If you can afford to spend a little bit more on your ticket, please consider adding a voluntary donation of £1 on tickets. These donations are crucial to our vital conservation work around the world protecting wildlife.
If reduced price Universal Credit are unavailable for the date you select, please try another date. Only full price tickets are available to buy at the gate, so please do not travel to the zoo without a ticket even if you are eligible for reduced price entry.
What you need to bring
For your group, you will need to bring one proof of benefit letter or with you to the zoo when you present your tickets(s) to our friendly staff at the admissions gate (this can be an electronic copy, for example logging in to your Universal Credit App to show us on arrival). You may also be asked to show Photographic ID.
Does this mean if 1 person is on universal credit they can buy 6 reducted tickets or is it only their 1 they would get reduced? Thanks!
kayleigh124 it just states this >> These tickets are only available to purchase online in advance, for up to six people per household so if they live in the same household they would be covered but if you need further info I would message them on Facebook. Thank you
This is a great deal and perfect for my little nephew who is yet to visit, thank you so much
That's brilliant for struggling parents, there children can still have a lovely day out
I will let my neighbours know about this offer. I rate Whipsnade zoo as one of the best in England
This is a great find and good for parents on a low income. Thank you for sharing with us.
When I go to book my ticket it says entry time is 11am but the park opens at 10am. Does this mean we're not allowed to turn up at park opening time? It also says be prepared to queue to enter because the UC offer is very popular. I'm certainly not turning my nose up at it but if we're being let in later and not getting in for a long time because of the queues will the money I set aside for this be worth it? It worries me.
LaurenStebbings Hi you would be best to get in touch with them by either emailing
For any other comments or queries, please email generalenquiries@zsl.org or messaging them on Facebook >> www.facebook.com/zsllondonzoo/
Thank you
That's an amazing deal. Especially during this time where money is tight. Gives the chance to bring kids somewhere nice within a budget. Thanks for sharing
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