PAWS MEMBERSHIPS ARE SOLD OUT
PAWS IS MADE POSSIBLE BY
Elmwood Park Zoo’s PAWS (Providing Access to Wildlife and Science) Membership supports individuals and families by providing free yearly admission to the zoo and the Centre Theater’s Charles L. Blockson Exhibition. We are committed to offer new and equal opportunities to better serve our guests who receive government assistance through state SNAP and ACCESS programs.
SOLD OUT
PAWS FAMILY MEMBERSHIP - Free*
Membership benefits for two named adults and up to six children under the age of 18 in the same household. The number of children admitted with each visit is not to exceed the number indicated on the card.
How to apply:
PAWS Memberships are SOLD OUT
Present your valid EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) card along with a photo ID at the admission booth. EBT card holder must be present to obtain the membership. Memberships are available on a limited first-come/first-served basis and are not guaranteed.
Fine print:
Memberships are only available at the zoo and are not obtainable by phone or online. This opportunity is only available to new members and a discount cannot be applied to previously purchased memberships. Limit of one PAWS membership per individual with a valid Pennsylvania EBT card.
Please email zoo@elmwoodparkzoo.org if you have any questions. We do not accept the P-EBT, Medicaid, or WIC cards for the program.
All PAWS memberships include:
Elmwood Park Zoo
- Free zoo admission for 2 adults and up to 6 children
- Free or discounted admission to zoo special events
- Admission to exclusive member-only events
- Free or discounted admission to participating zoos
- Discounted admission to Treetop Adventures courses
- $1.00 off Giraffe Feedings
- $2.00 off Carousel Rides
- $2.00 off single-use zoo admission tickets
- 10% discount on merchandise purchases
- 10% discount on food purchases
Charles L. Blockson Exhibition
- Free admission for 2 adults and up to 6 children
- Discounted admission to special Exhibition events
- 10% discount on merchandise purchases