Four Seasons Hotel Denver Announces Exciting Partnership with Denver Zoo

With the weather warming up in the Mile High City, it’s the perfect time to explore the great outdoors – and take a walk on the wild side! Beginning this month, Four Seasons Hotel Denver is partnering with Denver Zoo for two exciting and exclusive offerings for locals and visitors alike at the city’s most popular cultural attraction.

Overnight Room Package

Perfect for couples and families, the Denver Zoo Adventure Package provides guests with the opportunity to experience a memorable stay at Four Seasons Hotel Denver, as well as tickets to visit Denver Zoo and enjoy viewing more than 4,000 animals who call the destination home. Available for bookings during the months of May through August, the Denver Zoo Adventure Package includes:

• Overnight accommodations at the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel Denver
• One-time General Admission tickets for each registered guest to visit Denver Zoo
• Complimentary valet parking for one vehicle at Four Seasons Hotel Denver
• Access to the Hotel’s amenities, including the coveted third-floor rooftop pool terrace, state-of-the-art Fitness Center and Spa

To book the Denver Zoo Adventure Package, contact Hotel Reservations directly at 303 389 3300.

Up-Close Animal Encounter

Guests also have the opportunity to enhance their adventure at Denver Zoo by reserving an Up-Close Animal Encounter and explore behind-the-scenes areas of the Zoo with a personal tour guide and VIP experience. Participants receive branded photographs of their experience and the animals they encounter, as well as specialty Zoo souvenirs to take home. This exclusive experience is limited to one group per date, and can be tailored to the interests of the group.

Adopt an Animal

To further contribute to the conservation efforts of Denver Zoo, guests also have the option to symbolically Adopt an Animal and support the world-class care that the Zoo provides for the animals every day. Animals available to adopt include giraffes, elephants, polar bears, lions, and many more.

To arrange for an Up-Close Animal Encounter or to participate in the Adopt an Animal program, contact Denver Zoo directly at 720 337 1400 or find out more online.

The Edge to EDGE Dining Experience

EDGE Restaurant and Bar, the signature restaurant located inside Four Seasons Hotel Denver, will also offer an unforgettable experience in partnership with Denver Zoo. The Zoo’s newest animal exhibit, The Edge, provides guests with the opportunity to get closer than ever with the Zoo’s three Amur tigers. With The Edge to EDGE Dining Experience, guests enjoy a thrilling behind-the-scenes tiger encounter and get an up-close view of a training session with one of The Edge’s resident tigers, and learn from the exhibit’s animal care experts. Following the tour, guests are invited to Four Seasons Hotel Denver to enjoy a prix-fixe lunch and a special tiger souvenir at EDGE Restaurant for a truly unique experience that can’t be missed.

Beginning summer 2018, The Edge to EDGE encounter and dining experience is available to book for USD 120 per person, for guests aged 12 years and older, which includes the tiger encounter and lunch at EDGE Restaurant. The tiger encounter is available to reserve on Sundays and Tuesdays only at 9:45 am MT and must be booked at least three days in advance of the desired date by contacting sally.mjoseth@fourseasons.com.

About Denver Zoo

Home to 4,000 animals, representing more than 600 species, Denver Zoo is committed to species conservation by bringing science education to life and providing extraordinary experiences that foster human and animal connections. It is the most visited cultural destination in Colorado, serving more than 2 million people per year. Located in Denver’s City Park, the Zoo is a nonprofit organisation accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA), which assures the highest standards of animal care. With the mission to secure a better world for animals through human understanding, Denver Zoo commits more than USD 2 million annually to field conservation for programs around the world.