Wild Fall After Dark
You can get candy and costumes just about anywhere. But there’s only ONE place to experience Wild Fall: Denver Zoo! This family-focused daytime “falloween” celebration brings even MORE everyday enchantment to our 84-acre campus.
You can get candy and costumes just about anywhere. But there’s only ONE place to experience Wild Fall: Denver Zoo! This family-focused daytime “falloween” celebration brings even MORE everyday enchantment to our 84-acre campus.
You can get candy and costumes just about anywhere. But there’s only ONE place to experience Wild Fall: Denver Zoo! This family-focused daytime “falloween” celebration brings even MORE everyday enchantment to our 84-acre campus.
To celebrate our 125th anniversary, we’ve invited our Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD) peers to collaborate for on-site performances throughout July and August.
Denver Zoo is proud join our friends with the Mexican Cultural Center, Telemundo Denver and many of our SCFD counterparts for the 1st Annual Virtual Celebration of “Día del Niño: Celebrating All Children.”
Zoo Lights Conservation: Illumination DATES DATES: 12/3/22–1/15/23 TIME: First ticket at 5:00 p.m.–gates close at 7:30 p.m. and grounds close at 9:00 p.m. PRICE: Prices vary (see below) AGES: … Continued
Trick and treat your little ghosts, goblins and other assorted beasts to the ultimate creature feature, brought to you by Your Hometown Toyota Stores! The whole family will enjoy creepy-crawly animal demonstrations, trick-or-treat stations, jugglers, character meet-and-greets and other family-friendly live entertainment—all surrounded by vibrant fall foliage.
Test drive a new Toyota vehicle and receive free admission for two adult’s courtesy of your Hometown Toyota Stores!
This fall, Denver Zoo is transforming into the ultimate autumnal celebration: Enchanted Hollows. Explore two unique experiences, Harmony Hill Bigfoot Festival and Woodland Hollow an immersive art walk, PLUS a cornucopia of activities and attractions to entertain everyone in the family—including axe throwing, cornhole, elaborate pumpkin carvings, animal specialist talks and even a Scary-oke sing-along!