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The easiest, most affordable way to get the whole family to the Toronto Zoo and back. Two convenient Toronto pickups, a $5 seat, and no car, no parking lot — just hop on, and we'll handle the rest.
Weekends & holidays · July 4 – September 7, 2026 · just $5 a seat · two Toronto pickups
Your bus ride and your Zoo admission are two separate tickets — here's how it works, and how you save.
Reserve your round-trip seat on the Toronto Zoo Express — that's your ride to the Zoo and back, for just $5 a seat.
Book the bus →After you buy your bus tickets, we'll email you a promo code for 10% off your admission to the Toronto Zoo. Use it when you buy your Zoo tickets.
Code emailed after you bookPick your date, pickup point, and seats below — that's your round-trip ride to the Zoo and back, $5 a seat.
Full refund up to 14 days before departure · cancel anytime
A dedicated, family-friendly shuttle built to make a day at the Zoo easy — right through the summer.
Saturdays and Sundays from July 4 through September 7, 2026 — including Labour Day and two holiday Mondays.
$5 per adult and $5 per child. A stroller bench is $10. Cheaper than parking at the Zoo — that’s $20 a day on its own.
Catch the bus at Bloor/Yonge or near York Mills Station, and we'll drop you right at the Zoo gates.
Two buses run multiple times daily — first pickup at 8:30 AM, last pickup from the Zoo at 7:00 PM.
A stroller must fold flat onto a seat; without a $10 bench, it needs to fit in the space in front of your feet. Look for the "Toronto Zoo Express" branded buses, featuring the Zoo's "Guardians of the Wild" design. The full timetable is being confirmed.
The Toronto Zoo Express runs every Saturday and Sunday — plus Canadian holiday Mondays — from July 4 through Labour Day, September 7.
Seven zoogeographic regions, more than 3,000 animals, and a full summer of things to see and do — an easy, all-day outing for the whole family.
Say hello to this year's new arrivals, including a baby Masai giraffe, a Bactrian camel calf, and river otter pups.
Daily keeper talks across the Zoo — get up close to your favourite animals and learn what makes them tick.
A summer-long celebration at the Zoo — activities and fun timed to the beautiful game.
Wander Africa, the Americas, Indo-Malaya, Australasia, Eurasia Wilds, Tundra Trek, and the Canadian Domain.
Optional behind-the-scenes animal experiences for an up-close moment you won't forget.
Stroller-friendly paths, restaurants, gift shops, and shaded spots to rest between exhibits.
The Zoo is a trek from downtown without a car — and a pricey, crowded parking lot with one. We make the whole trip simple.
Parking at the Zoo alone is $20 for the day. A seat on the Express is just $5 — so the whole family can get there and back for less than the cost of parking the car.
Direct from downtown to the Zoo gates — no transfers, no long transit haul to the east end.
Skip the parking fee and the hunt for a spot on a busy summer Saturday. We drop you right at the door.
Comfortable, affordable, and stroller-friendly — let the kids nap on the way home while we drive.
Multiple departures and four drop-offs a day, so you can arrive and leave on your own schedule.
Two downtown pickups, one easy drop-off right at the Zoo. Get to your stop 15 minutes early.
Near the Bloor–Yonge subway station, in the heart of downtown — easy to reach on Line 1 or Line 2.
By York Mills subway station on Line 1 — a handy pickup for riders coming from the north end of the city.
Right at the Toronto Zoo, 2000 Meadowvale Road. We drop off and pick up at the Zoo throughout the day — the final pickup back to Toronto leaves the Zoo at 7:00 PM.
★★★★★ 4.8/5.0 on Google
It's convenient, destinations are all great and staff is nice, polite and funny. I recommend Parkbus to everyone, especially if you don't have a car but want to explore.Natalie N. · Google
This is a great service if you don't have a vehicle or just don't want to drive. I'm so happy to have discovered this. There will definitely be more Parkbus trips in my future!James Taylor Wilson · Happy Parkbus customer
The drivers drive safely, with the passengers' comfort in mind, and the ambassadors are knowledgeable and friendly. Always an excellent experience.Sharlene H. · Google
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Factor in the cost of gas, parking and renting a car, it's a lot cheaper than taking a personal vehicle.
Parkbus is a great option for nature lovers, whether it's a day trip or overnight camping getaway.
The Toronto Zoo Express runs weekends and holidays, July 4 to September 7, 2026. No car, no parking — just the Zoo.
Full refund up to 14 days before departure · cancel anytime
A Parkbus service, in partnership with the Toronto Zoo.