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Wild Lights at Dublin Zoo
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Wild Lights at Dublin Zoo

Wild Lights, the spectacular, night-time experience at Dublin Zoo, is back with an exciting new theme which will bring you on a ‘A Journey Through Time’.

From Earth’s creation and the dawn of dinosaurs to the rise of civilisations and empires as well as first inventions, discover the history of our planet through the ages. As you journey through the immersive experience, over a thousand breath-taking, magical lanterns will tell the story of evolution and life on earth.

Embark on a magical adventure like no other, where you will be transported across time through mesmerising and colourful displays of light and sound through hand-crafted traditional Chinese lanterns.

Perfect for families, couples, groups and anyone who loves adventure, Wild Lights is an unforgettable experience where truly magical memories are made.

Wild Lights will take place from 24th October 2024 and will run through to 5th January 2025.

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Pricing:

  • Admission to Wild Lights will range from €24.50 to €25.50 for adults and from €20 to €21 for children.
  • Annual pass holders can avail of a special rate, from €22.50 to €23.50 for adults and from €18 to €19 for children.
  • Students and OAP tickets are available from €20.50 to €21.50 for annual pass holders and from €21.50 to €22.50 for those without an annual pass.

Peak prices apply to Thurs-Sun, Nov 20th, and Dec 27th to Jan 5th. Off-peak prices apply to midweek dates (Mon-Wed) in December.

Please see individual dates for correct pricing for period.

Children under 3yrs can visit for free but require a (free) ‘Under 3yrs’ ticket to gain entry.
Carers can visit for free if accompanying an adult or child with additional needs – valid carer ID required.

Phone: 01-474 8900
Email: wildlights@dublinzoo.ie

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UPDATED 2021 DETAILS COMING SOON…..

Spooktacular Boo at Dublin Zoo!

Creepy arts and crafts, spine-chilling keeper talks, spooky face painting. Join us for monster music on the Great Lawn as well as many other festive activities.

Wednesday 31st October 2018 12pm-4pm

So come on down to the frighteningly fun activities taking place at Dublin Zoo this Halloween.
Phoenix Park
Dublin 8
Tel : Email : info@dublinzoo.ie
Web : www.dublinzoo.ie

 

Dublin Zoo is a not for profit organisation, registered charity number CHY 2964. Since Dublin Zoo first opened its doors in 1830, its 28 hectares has been transformed with the support of the Irish public and now attracts over 1 million visitors a year. All funds received by Dublin Zoo including gate takings, donations and sponsorships are directly invested into the day to day management, running and up keep of Dublin Zoo’s animals, their habitats and conservation projects. Modern Zoos, like Dublin Zoo, adhere to strict codes of practice in animal welfare laid down by European and Global Associations. Animals at Dublin Zoo therefore live enriched lives in natural social groups in order to encourage breeding and raising young.

Dublin Zoo is managed by caring, qualified and accredited zoo professionals who devote their lives to the welfare of animals at Dublin Zoo. Dublin Zoo works in partnership with zoos worldwide to conserve bio-diversity on earth and financially supports a variety of conservation projects supporting great apes, tigers, rhinos, golden lion tamarins, African wild dogs and eagles.

Dublin Zoo is easily accessible by bus, LUAS, and train and is open everyday with the exception of Christmas Day and St. Stephen’s Day (26th December).  Admission prices and opening times can all be found on the website.  Dublin Zoo is accessible by the less-abled and manual wheel chairs are available on request.

Dublin Zoo, a not for profit organization, is open seven days a week from 9.30am to 6pm in September, 9.30am to 5.30pm in October and 9.30am to 4pm in November and December. For further information on Dublin Zoo www.facebook.com/dublinzoo, www.dublinzoo.ie