We are 2 adults looking to go to the San Diego Zoo on a weekday.
I can buy 2 Value Day tickets for $144.
I can buy a 1 year Wildlife Protector Pass for $139. That pass would get one of us in plus comes with 1 complimentary 1-day pass and a 10% discount on food and merchandise. So 1 pass would get both of us in, correct?
So it’s better to get 1 annual pass even if we don’t come back within a year. Or am I missing something?
Thanks for double checking me before I make the purchase.
For two adults planning to visit the San Diego Zoo on a weekday, it’s good to carefully compare the ticket options.
Here’s how the pricing works:
Additional benefits of the annual pass include:
Based on these numbers, buying the annual Wildlife Protector Pass is slightly cheaper than two Value Day tickets ($139 vs $144) for your first visit, and it also provides the added benefits listed above. Even if you don’t plan to return within the year, the complimentary guest pass effectively covers the second adult’s entry, making it a good value.
One consideration:
In summary, yes—purchasing one Wildlife Protector Annual Pass is enough to cover both of you, and it’s slightly better value than buying two Value Day tickets, even if you only visit once.