Please join us in making lasting impressions and memorable experiences for our visitors from generation to generation, as we protect and conserve some of the most remarkable creatures on earth. Support your Detroit Zoo, it does make a real difference!
How Can I Help the Zoo?
There are many ways you can help the Zoo. The answer is limited only by your imagination and creativity.
Become a Member Today And Enjoy These Membership Benefits
Get or Renew a Membership Here
- Free Admission for one full year to the Detroit Zoo and Belle Isle Nature Zoo
- Free Parking on Zoo grounds during public hours while visiting the Zoo
- Exclusive Members-Only entrance at Booths 9 and 10 at Main Admissions. Seasonal Members-Only entrance at the West Entrance in the 10 Mile Parking Lot from Memorial Day to Labor Day
- Discounted admission to zoos and aquariums nationwide
- Discounts on zoo merchandise at Zoofari Market and Arctic Outpost
- Free subscription to Habitat, the quarterly member magazine
- Free subscription to Zmail, the online monthly member newsletter
- Invitations to Members-Only events
- Free admission to WILD SUMMER NIGHTS concert series
- Discounts on special events and educational classes
- Wayne, Oakland and Macomb county residents receive $10 off any membership* with zip code verification
* except Named Nanny/Caregiver
All membership benefits and prices are subject to change. Members are required to present a valid photo ID at each Zoo visit. Children must be accompanied by adults. Memberships are non-refundable and non-transferable.
Becoming a Detroit Zoological Society member has never been easier!
- Now you can join/renew online at our secure site.
- You can take advantage of your member benefits immediately. (You will receive a confirmation email that will serve as a temporary card until you receive your permanent cards in the mail.)
- Gift memberships can also be purchased and sent directly to the gift recipient.
Plus, your membership also supports our efforts to rescue hundreds of abused and abandoned animals each year – including a female polar bear confiscated from a traveling circus in Puerto Rico, three lions rescued from a Kansas junkyard and, most recently, over a thousand animals seized in a raid on a Texas exotic animal dealer.
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