The Neil Anderson Canopy Tour

The Neil Anderson Canopy Tour is the newest experience at the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park. The tour takes guests on a treetop walk from the Adventure Park to the NEW Zoo, going through trees and even crossing over animal habitats. It’s a whole “new view” of the NEW Zoo!

Canopy Tour Admission Rates

Regular Rates:

Adults: $8
Children (3-15): $6
Seniors (62+): $6
Children Under 3: FREE
Zoo Pass and Adventure Park Members receive a $1 discount off all regularly priced tickets. You must be logged into your membership account when purchasing tickets; your discount will automatically apply.

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Rules of the Neil Anderson Canopy Tour

When purchasing tickets, please ensure you are purchasing tickets for the correct date of your choice
The Canopy Tour starts at the Adventure Park. Check-in at the Adventure Park Base Camp building to receive a wristband
You can arrive time during the date listed on your tickets
The Canopy Tour takes approximately 30 minutes to complete
For safety, only 5 people are allowed on a bridge at one time. If your group is larger than 5 people, you will need to divide into groups of 5 or fewer people. Everyone counts towards that number – including children of all ages
The Canopy Tour is a one-way experience
No strollers, bikes, scooters, or wheelchairs are allowed
Tours depart in all weather except high winds and thunderstorms
If you miss your scheduled tour time, you will be placed on the next available tour
Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult
Last tour begins at 5:30pm. No admission after 5:30pm
Follow all posted rules

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The Neil Anderson Canopy Tour was made possible by the fundraising efforts of our supporting organization, the NEW Zoological Society. The experience includes over a dozen suspension bridges stretched between trees and posts, as well as several platforms that will feature educational graphics. The graphics share stories about the history of the NEW Zoo & Adventure Park, as well as encourage guests to immerse themselves into the sights and sounds of the natural spaces around them.