Fall at the Zoo

Fall activities for family

Take advantage of our beautiful autumn days to enjoy the colours and observe the passage of the seasons with our animals. In October, join the festivities as the site is transformed and invites you to experience Halloween weekends with your family. Surprise snacks for the animals and fun entertainment are on the agenda, just before the first snowflakes appear!

Full day

Extend your summer with a visit at the Zoo!

The ticket includes access to the animal park and the amusement park*. Open every weekend until November 3rd and on Thanksgiving Day from 10 am to 5 pm.

Regular Price: $39.99

Celebrate Halloween with us every weekend in October and put on your costume! Lions, tigers, witches, and vampires are welcome!

Adult rate. *Excluding paid rides. The amusement park opens at 12:00 pm.

Fall season activity

Zak, challenger tamer is returning at the Zoo!

Join us on October 5th for the final performance of Zak, the Challenge Tamer, at Zoo de Granby.

Meet an endearing and funny character with a very unique passion: he’s a challenge tamer! Get your little ones involved in the various challenges Zak will try to conquer.

Halloween at the Zoo

Every weekend in October, the Zoo transforms itself for the occasion and invites you to visit its animal park and amusement park. Join the festivities and put on your best costume! Mascots, activities and candy are waiting for you! It's the ultimate family activity where even the animals get pumpkins!

For Still More Halloween Activity Content

THE ORIGIN OF THE LEGEND OF THE HALLOWEEN MISFITS

Several animal species have become, through no fault of their own, part of our popular folklore, and are nowadays inextricably linked to this festival of witches and ghosts.

HALLOWEEN INVITES ITSELF TO OUR ANIMALS' MENU!

Several species in residence at the zoo take advantage of the abundance of pumpkins to brighten up their menu...

FUN FACTS AND ENDURING MYTHS ABOUT OUR HALLOWEEN STARS

At Halloween, our animal misfits reign supreme! But many of them carry with them an often unfortunate reputation that undermines the affection these species deserve.