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A map explaining inaccessible areas is available free of charge on request from the cashiers or at the Zoo's Information Centre near the main entrance. Wheelchairs and mobility scooters - Approximately 90% of Auckland Zoo is accessible by wheelchair, and 70% by mobility scooter.Be sure to advise cashiers upon entry and they will process for you. If you have any further questions, please feel free to call our Information Centre on +64. Caregivers - Should you require a caregiver to accompany you at the Zoo, they will receive free entry.MOTAT's tram network provides a link between both attractions.Click here to learn more about the Western Springs Accessibility Project. On-street parking along Motions Road and Old Mill Road is free and, in some areas is time-restricted to 3 hours. Accessible car parking is available in the Motions Road car park, closest to the main entrance to the Zoo, for vehicles displaying a current mobility parking permit. Parking charges apply from 9am to 5pm every day.
It costs $2/hour to park in the Zoo car parks, with a maximum charge of $8. Parking: Auckland Zoo has two large car parks providing off-street parking for cars, charter buses and tour coaches.If taking the bus, the closest stop is 8124 on Great North Road, opposite Motions Road (with a short walk down Motions Road to Auckland Zoo). Public transport: For bus / public transport options to get to Auckland Zoo, visit the Auckland Transport website.Auckland Zoo is on Motions Road, just west of downtown Auckland and next to the beautiful Western Springs Reserve and Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).
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