Travelers exploring Denver now have a more comprehensive and cost-effective way to experience the city's top attractions, thanks to the inclusion of Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance (DZCA) in the Denver CityPASS ticket options. The new partnership not only provides significant savings for visitors but also promotes wildlife conservation and education.
The Denver CityPASS allows tourists to visit multiple attractions at a discounted rate, with potential savings of up to 44% compared to individual ticket purchases. By incorporating DZCA into its lineup, the pass now offers access to a world-class zoological facility that houses more than 2,500 animals representing 450 species from around the globe.
DZCA's expansive 80-acre campus features diverse and engaging habitats that provide visitors with intimate wildlife experiences. Highlights include the 10-acre Toyota Elephant Passage, showcasing Asian elephants, greater one-horned rhinos, and Malayan tapirs, and the seven-acre Primate Panorama, home to various apes, monkeys, and lemurs.
The zoo's newest habitat, Down Under, introduces visitors to rare Australian species such as cassowaries, Huon tree kangaroos, and red-necked wallabies. Particularly thrilling for animal enthusiasts is The EDGE exhibit, where visitors can observe Amur and Sumatran tigers in close proximity.
Beyond offering an exciting visitor experience, the inclusion of DZCA in the CityPASS reflects a broader commitment to wildlife conservation and education. By making the attraction more accessible through discounted tickets, more travelers can engage with and learn about global biodiversity and conservation efforts.
Travelers can now purchase mobile tickets through CityPASS.com, with instant delivery and the ability to access tickets, make reservations, and explore additional features through the My CityPASS App. The expanded offering provides a convenient and enriching way to explore Denver's most popular attractions while supporting important conservation initiatives.
