We Are Open Everyday! Reservations and Facemasks Are Required – Click to reserve your spot
January 1 - August 11
Como Park Zoo & Conservatory is open everyday from 10am – 6pm through September 30. From October 1st through March 31st we will be open everyday, 10am – 4pm.
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Click HERE to visit our FAQ page for more information you’ll want to know before your visit to Como Park Zoo & Conservatory
Enter on Cleveland Court, which is between the Carousel and Como Town.
Some important things you’ll want to know before your visit:
• Reservations are required for both members and nonmembers at this time.
• Face masks are required for all visitors.
• Due to physical distancing guidelines we are currently limiting capacity. Advanced reservations are available on a first come, first serve basis. Due to capacity limits, late arrivals will not be admitted.
• Posed photography is not allowed at this time. This includes family photos, senior photos and wedding photos. Please contact our Rentals Office at 651-487-8250 or comoweddings@ci.stpaul.mn.us for your available options.
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We have been planning and working to reopen the Zoo & the Marjorie McNeely Conservatory in a responsible manner. We collaborated with our colleagues at other zoos & botanical gardens across the country to develop best practices. We have learned — what has worked and what has not — from others that have had the opportunity to reopen. We believe we are in the best possible position to welcome you back in a safe and responsible way for not only for you, but for our staff, and animals.
We want to thank you for being a supporter of Como Park Zoo & Conservatory during this challenging time and we hope you have enjoyed the daily Como Live segments and the social media posts while we have been closed. As you can imagine, we have lost a significant amount of revenue during this crisis. We depend on donations to care for the animals and plants. Please consider a donation to help with the care of the animals and plants by clicking HERE.
Where should you go for more information on COVID-19?
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is the best resource for useful, factual, and up-to-date information on the virus.
