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Cheyenne Mountain Zoo is committed to making the Zoo available and accessible to everyone.
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo abides by the American with Disabilities Act (ADA) and wants to insure every guest enjoys the Zoo. We hope you will find the access information you need below. If you need help any time during your visit, contact the Zoo staff.
Wheelchairs & Strollers
Wheelchairs
Standard wheelchairs are available for rent at the Stroller Hut just past the Thundergod Gift Shop, after entering at the Admission gate. Check inside the Thundergod Gift Shop when closed and during the winter months. We do not have personal motorized vehicles for rent.
Cost: $12.00, no deposit required.
Stroller and Wagon Rentals
Strollers and wagons are available for rent at the Stroller Hut just past Thundergod Gift Shop, after entering at the Admission gate - during the summer season. Check inside the Thundergod Gift Shop when closed and during the winter months.
Cost: $9.00 for strollers or wagons.
Please contact our guest service manager at 719.633.9925, ext. 121, or e-mail jmajeske@cmzoo.org prior to your visit if other special assistance is needed.
Visually Impaired Visitors
We welcome Guests with disabilities that choose to bring their trained service animal into the Zoo. Individuals visiting the Zoo with the assistance of a service dog may only tour certain areas of the Zoo with their dogs. The Zoo can care for the dogs and provide staff guidance if you want to visit restricted areas. You may print or read the pdf of Cheyenne Mountain Zoo's Service Dog Policy. (Pets are not allowed inside the Zoo).
Please contact our guest service manager at 719.633.9925, ext. 121, or e-mail jmajeske@cmzoo.org for further assistance or information.
Elevation - Getting Around the Zoo
The Zoo's elevation rises from 6,800 feet at the front admission gate to nearly 7,000 feet above sea level at the Zoo’s highest points of Asian Highlands and Rocky Mountain Wild. With elevations of this magnitude, it’s important for guests to keep hydrated and not overdo it, especially if you are visiting from locales much lower in altitude than Cheyenne Mountain Zoo. Take your time while you experience an unforgettable adventure highlighted by the breathtaking mountain scenery of America's mountain zoo!
Guests can also use the Courtesy Shuttle to get around Zoo grounds. Please find shultte details under the Zoo Transportation expandable of this page.
Zoo Transportation
Zoo Courtesy Shuttle
Our Courtesy Shuttle will assist you and your guests with getting up, down and around the mountain. The Courtesy Shuttle travels throughout the Zoo to transport visitors from one area to the next.
The Courtesy Shuttle is up and running in the late spring through Labor Day, weather permitting.
Please ask about Courtesy Shuttle details and seasonal operational schedule when you arrive, or you may call ahead 719-633-9925, or e-mail to find out if the Courtesy Shuttle will be running.
Parking
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo offers free parking for guests of America’s mountain Zoo. The Zoo has two spacious parking lots accommodating over 700 vehicles along with an overflow parking area to accommodate the influx of guests.
Reserved parking spaces are also available for disabled guests, adjacent to the Zoo’s front admission gates.
Over-sized vehicles, vehicles with trailers and school buses are encouraged to use the southern lot for parking at the Zoo.
If there are questions or parking requests with special needs, please contact Cheyenne Mountain Zoo’s Guest Services department at 719-633-9925 ext. 121.
If you have any questions or comments please contact us info@cmzoo.org.
