Pay Once. Play All Summer.
Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens is making it easier than ever for families to enjoy summer adventures with the launch of the new Endless Summer Pass, offering guests unlimited visits all summer long with the purchase of just one day of General Admission.
Guests who purchase a single-day General Admission ticket can return to the Zoo as many times as they would like through September 30, 2026, at no additional cost. From exotic animals and lush botanical gardens to interactive play and the Zoo’s Splash Ground, the Endless Summer Pass gives guests the opportunity to make the Zoo their go-to summer destination.
“The Endless Summer Pass is all about giving families the freedom to explore, connect with wildlife, and create new memories all summer long,” said Nikki Smith, Chief Philanthropy and Marketing Officer at Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens. “Every visit offers something different, and we’re excited to welcome guests back again and again throughout the season.”
The Endless Summer Pass includes unlimited visits from June 1 through September 30, 2026 (blackout dates may apply), along with access to all standard Zoo exhibits, habitats, and gardens during valid admission days. Every purchase also supports the Zoo’s mission of animal care, education, and conservation initiatives locally and around the world.
The pass does not include select special events, Total Experience add-ons, Dinosauria, or discounts on food and merchandise. No reservations are required for standard admission days, guests may simply present their Endless Summer Pass at the gate upon return visits.
Ticket sales for the Endless Summer Pass will close on September 7, 2026.
For full details and to purchase, visit: www.jacksonvillezoo.org/
About Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens
For over 100 years, the Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens has aimed to inspire the discovery and appreciation of wildlife through innovative experiences in a caring environment. Starting in 1914 with an animal collection of one red deer fawn, the Zoo now has more than 2,000 rare and exotic animals and 1,000 species of plants, boasting the largest botanical garden in Northeast Florida. The Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens is a nonprofit organization and a portion of every ticket sold goes to the over 35 conservation initiatives Jacksonville Zoo and Botanical Gardens supports around the world, and here in NE Florida. The Zoo is proud to be an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums. For more information, visit jacksonvillezoo.org.
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