Taipei Zoo

Smoking is prohibited throughout the park (violators may be fined ¥10,000 starting from July 11, 2009) No pets or inflatable balloons are allowed in the park. Bicycles, tricycles, skateboards, and rollerblades are prohibited in the park. Do not climb the fence to enter the animal exhibits. No entry to work areas and travelers' train lanes Feeding animals is prohibited. Eating and drinking are prohibited in all indoor exhibition halls. Do not feed animals arbitrarily, harm animal rights, or interfere with animal conservation. Do not engage in any behavior that affects the rights of other visitors or the quality of their park experience. Taipei Zoo is a natural landscape environment that also serves as a habitat for many wild animals and insects. It is recommended to wear breathable clothing such as long sleeves and pants. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes when visiting the park. To prevent sun exposure and mosquito bites, please bring your own insect repellent. The use of flash photography is prohibited at indoor display areas such as the Giant Panda House (Xinguang Special Exhibit House), the Koala House, the Amphibian and Reptile House, and the Habitat Corridors.

Taipei Zoo Smoking is prohibited throughout the park (effective July 11, 2009, violators may be fined up to $10,000) No pets or inflatable balloons are allowed in the park. Bicycles, tricycles, skateboards, and rollerblades are prohibited in the park. Do not climb the fence to enter the animal exhibits. No entry to work areas and visitor train lanes Feeding animals is prohibited. Eating and drinking are prohibited in all indoor exhibition halls. Do not feed animals arbitrarily, harm animal rights, or interfere with animal conservation. Do not engage in any behavior that affects the rights of other visitors or the quality of the park experience. Taipei Zoo is a natural environment that combines scenic views and serves as a habitat for many wild animals and insects. We recommend wearing breathable long-sleeved shirts and pants! We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes when visiting the park. To protect against sun exposure and mosquito bites, please bring your own insect repellent. The use of flash photography is prohibited at indoor display areas such as the Giant Panda House (Xinguang Special Exhibit House), the Koala House, the Amphibian and Reptile House, and the Habitat Corridors & Other Conservation Linkages. Zoo shuttle (one-way) Only one-way shuttle service is provided: Zoo South Station, Bird Park Station, and Main Train Station. There is no direct shuttle train between Main Train Station and Zoo South Station. Please transfer at Bird Park Station (no need to exit the station). If you need to ride again after exiting, you must purchase an additional ticket (on-site payment can be made using EasyCard, iPass, iCash, or cash). Visitors eligible for free admission must present a valid ID upon entry. Those who fail to bring their ID or do not proactively show it before payment will not receive the discount. Tickets are non-refundable after boarding. Please present your ticket to station staff for collection before boarding. Tickets will not be reissued, refunded, or exchanged if lost, damaged, burned, torn, or unreadable. Please refer to the official website for shuttle schedule information. Free train ticket eligibility: Children under 6 years old; persons with disability certificates plus one necessary companion. Redeem product In the event of force majeure (including but not limited to natural disasters such as typhoons, earthquakes, or heavy rain), the organizer may postpone or cancel the activity for public safety reasons, with prior notice and communication. The organizer reserves the right to modify, terminate, or change the details of the activity as needed. This ticket is valid for one person per ticket. Each e-ticket can only be used once and cannot be reused after verification for entry. The combo ticket is valid for 14 days. That is, it must be used up within 14 days (including the day of first use) following the use of any product. For example: If the first product is used on January 1, 2025, the latest usage deadline is January 14, 2025. Please note the operating hours of the redemption store. If redemption is not possible during that time, please complete the exchange during other regular operating hours within the validity period. If any product or gift in the combo ticket has been used for redemption, returns or refunds will not be accepted. Maokong Gondola The system will temporarily suspend operations under the following circumstances and will resume passenger services when operational conditions are restored: Operations will be suspended when instantaneous wind speed reaches 16 m/s (approximately force 7 winds) and lasts for over 3 seconds, or when instantaneous wind speed exceeds 18 m/s (approximately force 8 winds). Operations will be suspended when lightning occurs in the operational route area. If no further lightning is observed for 30 minutes, the system will resume operations. Operations will be suspended when an earthquake with a seismic intensity of 4 or higher occurs. When a land typhoon warning is issued (including the Taipei area in the alert zone), operations will be suspended based on wind/rain conditions or if the Taipei City Government announces work/school closures. Please check the official website for operational status before visiting. During special festivals, large-scale events, seasonal weather conditions, or other special circumstances, the Maokong Gondola may adjust its operating hours flexibly. Please check the latest information on the Maokong Gondola website before your trip. Before taking the cable car, assess your physical condition. Those with cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, acrophobia, or any physical discomfort should not ride the cable car. Please follow the staff's instructions to board in an orderly manner. Do not move between carriages unnecessarily. When arriving at your stop, exit the train in order and do not linger on the platform. The maximum capacity per cable car cabin is: 8 passengers for standard cabins, with a total weight not exceeding 640 kg; 5 passengers for the Crystal Cabin (Cat's Eye), with a total weight not exceeding 400 kg. Please distribute weight evenly on both sides of the cabin. When taking the cable car to the terminal station (Zoo Station or Maokong Station), you must exit the station. To continue riding the cable car, please purchase a new ticket. Please offer courtesy to elderly passengers and those with mobility challenges. The cable car moves slowly at the platform. Please do not interfere with its operation when boarding or alighting. Do not stand, jump, or swing the cable car while it is in motion. Seniors, young children, and passengers requiring assistance should be accompanied by an escort. When using strollers, wheelchairs, electric scooters, or other mobility devices, the dimensions must not exceed 140 cm in length, 70 cm in width, and 170 cm in height. The device must also be able to remain stationary and secured inside the cable car cabin to prevent hazards during cabin movement. Passengers with strollers, wheelchairs, or electric mobility scooters should follow station staff guidance when entering/exiting train cars. When lightning occurs in the operational route area, the cable car service will be suspended. Please follow the staff's instructions for evacuation. If there are passengers with mobility difficulties or wheelchairs, the system will temporarily reduce speed or briefly stop to facilitate boarding and alighting. Please do not be alarmed. Smoking, eating (except for plain or mineral water), chewing gum or betel nuts, and littering are prohibited in the cable car. Do not lean against the train doors or obstruct their operation. If passengers violate laws, public order, or good morals within the cable car system, they will be dealt with according to relevant laws or regulations. For other notices, please refer to the passenger notice board at the station.

Smoking is prohibited throughout the park (violators may be fined ¥10,000 starting from July 11, 2009) No pets or inflatable balloons are allowed in the park. Bicycles, tricycles, skateboards, and rollerblades are prohibited in the park. Do not climb the fence to enter the animal exhibits. No entry to work areas and travelers' train lanes Feeding animals is prohibited. Eating and drinking are prohibited in all indoor exhibition halls. Do not feed animals arbitrarily, harm animal rights, or interfere with animal conservation. Do not engage in any behavior that affects the rights of other visitors or the quality of their park experience. Taipei Zoo is a natural landscape environment that also serves as a habitat for many wild animals and insects. It is recommended to wear breathable clothing such as long sleeves and pants. We recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes when visiting the park. To prevent sun exposure and mosquito bites, please bring your own insect repellent. The use of flash photography is prohibited at indoor display areas such as the Giant Panda House (Xinguang Special Exhibit House), the Koala House, the Amphibian and Reptile House, and the Habitat Corridors. Maokong Gondola 1-Day Fun Pass Individual During special festivals, large-scale events, seasonal weather conditions, or other special circumstances, the Maokong Gondola may adjust its operating hours flexibly. Please check the latest information on the Maokong Gondola website before your trip. Before taking the cable car, assess your physical condition. Those with cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, acrophobia, or any physical discomfort should not ride the cable car. Please follow the staff's guidance to queue for boarding. Do not enter or exit the train compartment randomly. When arriving at the station, disembark in order and do not linger on the platform after getting off. The maximum capacity per cable car cabin is: 8 passengers for standard cabins, with a total weight not exceeding 640 kg; 5 passengers for the Crystal Cabin (Cat's Eye), with a total weight not exceeding 400 kg. Please distribute weight evenly by sitting on both sides of the cabin. When taking the cable car to the terminal station (Zoo Station or MaoKong Station), you must disembark and exit. To continue riding the cable car, please purchase a new ticket. Please give priority to elderly and passengers with reduced mobility. The cable car moves slowly at the platform. Please do not interfere with its operation when boarding or alighting. Do not stand, jump, or swing the cable car while it is in motion. Seniors, young children, and passengers requiring assistance must be accompanied by a companion. When using vehicles such as strollers, wheelchairs, and electric scooters, the vehicle dimensions must not exceed 140 cm in length, 70 cm in width, and 170 cm in height. The vehicle must also be able to remain stationary and secured inside the cable car to prevent hazards during cabin movement. Passengers using strollers, wheelchairs, or electric mobility scooters should follow station staff guidance when entering/exiting train cars. When lightning occurs in the operational route area, the cable car will suspend service. Please follow the staff's instructions for evacuation. If there are passengers with mobility difficulties or wheelchairs, the system will appropriately reduce speed or briefly stop to facilitate boarding and alighting. Please do not be alarmed. Smoking, eating (except for plain or mineral water), chewing gum or betel nuts are prohibited in the cable car. Please do not throw items out of the car. Do not lean against the train doors or obstruct their operation. If passengers violate laws, public order, or good customs within the cable car system, they will be dealt with according to relevant laws or regulations. For other important information, please refer to the passenger notice at the station.