Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium Discounts - BECU

Meet keepers in the Arctic Tundra, spot a siamang in the Asian Forest Sanctuary, and attend a wild holiday event with your BECU discount. All at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium.

Daily Admission and Annual Membership Discounts

Sea lions and tigers, and sharks, oh my! BECU is teaming up with the Northwest's only combined zoo and aquarium to offer a beast of a deal: 10% off admission tickets and annual memberships.

Tacoma's Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium's 29 acres feature playgrounds and polar bears, tigers and tidal touch zones. Visitors can enjoy unique experiences, exotic habitats, and exciting seasonal events. Members can use the ticket discount for most special events at the Zoo, like Zoo Boo, Love at the Zoo and more.**

Your family can return repeatedly using single-visit and year-round zoo membership discounts. With 360 different animal species on site, there's something to see almost every day of the year.

BECU members score the following at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium:

  • 10% discount on each walk-up daily admission tickets.*
  • 10% off annual memberships.*

Request the BECU discount and show your BECU Credit/Debit card in person, at the Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium ticket window to redeem your discount today or at an upcoming event.

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Location

5400 North Pearl Street
Tacoma, WA 98407

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