STRIKE CANCELLED – AS IS THE DISCOUNT OFFER
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Candidly, London Zoo is not the cheapest of London’s venues to visit, but during the tube strike, it’ll be somewhat cheaper as they are offering a third off the cost of entry.
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You can’t book online as the offer is only for tickets bought on the day – and to get the discount, you only need to say “strike offer” at the gates when paying for tickets, and they will apply a 35% discount to the entry price.
Standard entry for an adult would usually be £33, so during the tube strike, it will cost just £22 to visit. Standard entry for a child would usually be £23.10, so during the tube strike, it will cost just £15.40 to visit.
The offer is valid from Monday 8th to Thursday 11th January only.
STRIKE CANCELLED – AS IS THE DISCOUNT OFFER
Obviously, you need to get to London Zoo, which will be harder due to the tube strike, which is why they’re offering the deal in the first place, as the zoo will be quieter than normal this week. Depending on your point of view about crowds, it might make this week an even better one to visit.
(c) ZSL London Zoo
For people on Universal Credit
If you’re currently receiving Universal Credit, Working Tax Credit, Child Tax Credit, Employment and Support Allowance, Income Support or Jobseeker’s Allowance — then there is an ongoing offer for you to claim at any time.
Entry for those tickets of £5 for adults and £3 for accompanied children and must be booked online in advance as there are limited tickets available. That’s an ongoing offer that’s not tied to the tube strike, but worth highlighting in case it’s of use to people.
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