Frequently Asked Questions

In this section you will find the answers to the most common questions about your visit to Monkey Park. We recommend you read them before you come so that you can enjoy the experience to the full, with all the information about opening times, entrance fees, rules and park services.

9:30 a 16:00.

We are open every day of the year.

15:30 will be the last time you will be able to enter the park, we recommend not arriving at this time so that you can better enjoy your visit.

It is not necessary to buy your tickets in advance, you can purchase your tickets at the ticket office of our park on the day of your visit.

Contact tickects@monkeypark.com and we will be pleased to help you.

Yes, please contact tickets@monkeypark.com, send the details you used for the purchase, request the return and we will arrange the return as soon as possible.

This euro in management fees helps us to keep our web service active. It also allows you to directly refund your tickets or reschedule them without giving any reason within one month of purchase.

Adults= 10€.

Children= 5€.

Children pay children's admission from 5 to 12 years old.

Children under 5 years old do not pay admission.

Children over 12 years old pay as adults.

We do not have group discounts and do not usually accept group visits.

We do not have a discount for residents.

We do not have a student discount.

We do not have a discount for people with disabilities.

No. You must leave the food in your vehicle, in case you don't have it you can leave it in our lockers free of charge.

In case you bring any food into the park please do not give it to the animals, keep it hidden in your bag or rucksack and eat outside the contact areas.

No. Any food for the animals is forbidden, they can only be fed with our food.

In the event that one of our keepers finds you feeding our animals with food from outside the park, you must give it to the keeper immediately.

Please help us to take care of our animals' diet.

It is forbidden to enter the park with:

Grapes
Banana
Sultanas or dates
Frutos secos
Dried fruit
Fruit gummies
Peanuts
Bread
Biscuits
Chocolates
Knick-knacks

There is no restaurant or bar in the park.

We sell small boxes for 3€ with vegetables and some fruit to feed our animals.

For visitors we sell only at the entrance: water, soft drinks, ice cream, coffee and snacks.

No. It is not necessary to reserve a parking space.

No. Parking is free of charge.

cv@monkeypark.com

No.

We do not have facilities for celebrations or events.

Yes.

Only on the same day and with prior notice to the staff at the entrance.

No.

Under no circumstances do we sell animals.

No.

We do not have a volunteer programme, our staff is selected through a complex process, we do not let just anyone take care of our animals.

care@monkeypark.com, although the best way is to communicate directly with caregivers.

No.

At Monkey Park we love all animals, but, you must respect and understand that our animals may become frightened, stressed or behave aggressively if they see a pet.

Other reasons are:

1. Pet safety: Zoo animals can be dangerous to pets. Pet sounds and smells can provoke aggressive behaviour in zoo animals.

2. Safety of zoo animals: Pets can transmit diseases to zoo animals, which can be very sensitive to diseases of domestic animals.

Yes.

There is no risk, but we still recommend that you take the same care as you would on any normal day, follow the rules and never put yourself or your baby at risk.

VU (Vulnerable)
VU (Vulnerable) Completo

It is at high risk of extinction in the medium term.

NT (Near Threatened)
NT (Casi Amenazado) Completo

It is not yet at risk, but could be soon if conditions worsen.

ALL

Not Used

EX (Extinct)
EX (Extinto) Completo

There are no longer any living individuals of the species.

EW (Extinct in the wild)
EW (Extinto en estado silvestre) Completo

Only specimens survive in captivity or in scientific collections.

EN (Endangered)
EN (En Peligro) Completo

It has a very high risk of disappearing in the wild if conservation measures are not taken.

CR (Critically Endangered)
CR (En Peligro Crítico) Completo

It faces an extremely high risk of extinction in the near future.

LC (Least Concern)
LC (Preocupación Menor) Completo

The species is relatively secure in the wild and faces no immediate risk of extinction.