Win with Disney's Mufasa: The Lion King
We’ve partnered with Disney to celebrate the release of Disney’s Mufasa: The Lion King, only in cinemas December 19. Like all of our partnerships, this partnership allows Taronga to further our commitment to the conservation of wildlife in Australia and around the world. From now until Sunday 19 January, you’ve got the chance to win some amazing Taronga and Disney prizes.
Animal encounters
Get up close and personal! Want to meet a meerkat, help bath an elephant or stand tall with a giraffe? Get up close and personal with a thrilling Animal Encounters experience.
Tours
Book a behind-the-scenes experience, such as an Early Morning Walk with a Zoo volunteer, hop on the safari truck and venture amongst African species on the Savannah Safari, or venture into lion territory on board Lion Pride Lands Patrol. You can even see how our vets heal the wild as you go behind-the-scenes at the Wildlife Hospital.
Keeper activities
Learn about the fascinating animals that call Taronga home from our expert Keepers with our Keeper Talks.
Cool off at the Waterhole!
The kids can have fun in the African waterhole themed water play area featuring hippo and elephant sculptures. The waterhole is sure to be a popular stop during your Zoo adventure!
Explore the Zoo by boat
There’s an exciting way to experience the glistening Savannah Lake at the Zoo! See Spider Monkeys and Black and White Ruffed Lemurs like never before as you cruise by pedal boat around the Primate Islands in this family-fun experience.
Meet Mack at Platypus Rescue HQ
The world’s largest purpose-built platypus conservation centre is open, with guests to Taronga Western Plains Zoo able to see this iconic species at the Zoo for the very first time. Meet platypus, Mackenzie and learn about this cryptic and elusive species!
Explore Our Wildlife Hospital
See our vets in action at the Wildlife Hospital in Dubbo. During your visit, you can see firsthand how we care for an array of Zoo animals and sick and injured native wildlife, and learn about our critical conservation and research projects.