Bali Bird Park Entry Ticket & Bird Feeding

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Duration1h–2h
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A Thousand Birds in Seven Habitats—and You Can Feed Them

You get standard admission to walk seven habitat zones recreating Sumatra, Far East Indonesia, Papua, Africa, and South America. Bird feeding and photo opportunities are included, plus a live bird show. The official ticket arrives within 24 hours of booking, and the park is open all day for self-paced exploration.

1h–2h

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Bali Bird Park and explore habitats

  • Walk around bird park habitats
  • See birds from Sumatra to Papua
  • Discover South American and African birds
  • Watch birds play and breed
  • Feed birds and watch bird show
  • Hold and take photos with birds
  • Buy refreshing ice-cream

The Experience

The ticket arrives in your email, but the official one takes 24 hours, so there's a moment of mild confusion at the gate—nothing serious, just the kind of small friction that happens when you're holding a Viator confirmation instead of the park's own paperwork. The staff sort it in minutes. Then you're in, and the first thing that hits you is how the Bali Bird Park doesn't feel like a zoo behind glass. The seven zones recreate actual habitats: you walk from the misty jungle sections that mirror Sumatra straight into the Far East Indonesia aviaries, then pivot to African savannah where Congo Grey Parrots move like they own the place. The birds aren't pacing. They're nesting, playing with their colonies, doing the things birds do when they're not stressed.

The feeding part is the draw for most people, and it's genuinely interactive—not a rushed five-minute station. You get close enough to hold a perch while macaws and smaller species land on your arm or shoulder, which is when the photos happen. A Golden Macaw's weight on your wrist is heavier than you'd think. There's a bird show built into the day too, though the real entertainment is watching how the staff move through the park. They're not performing; they're clearly people who work with these birds every day and know them individually. The park's divided into zones that flow into each other, so you're not backtracking, and the whole thing is walkable for all fitness levels—there's no scrambling or long hikes, just paths through habitat after habitat.

Ice cream is available on the way around, which sounds like a small detail until you're in tropical heat and it's actually there. The park sits in Ubud, where public transport options exist nearby if you're not renting a scooter or catching a ride. One practical note: bring your ID card—you'll show it at entry. If you've somehow booked the wrong ticket type (domestic versus international), there's an additional charge on the spot, so double-check your booking confirmation before you arrive.

What’s included

  • Your visit includes standard admission to all seven habitat zones, bird feeding activities, photo opportunities with the birds, and access to the live bird show.
  • Ice cream is available for purchase on-site.
  • Public transportation options are nearby if you need them.
Good to know
Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by GlobalTix Pte Ltd

Is this one for you?Right for families and solo travelers who want hands-on interaction with birds across multiple habitats without arranging separate transport or activities—the park is self-paced, so you move at your own speed through each zone.

Top questions

How long does it take to walk through the Bali Bird Park?

The itinerary doesn't specify a fixed duration. Most visitors spend 2–4 hours depending on how long they linger in each zone and whether they participate in feeding activities.

Can you hold the birds?

Yes. Bird feeding and photo opportunities with the birds are included, and visitors can hold perches while birds land on them.

Is there a bird show?

Yes, a live bird show is part of the experience, though specific times aren't listed in the booking details.

What's the difference between domestic and international tickets?

The park offers two ticket types. If you book the wrong one, you'll pay an additional charge at the gate. Check your booking confirmation to confirm which type you've purchased.

When will I receive my official ticket?

You'll get a Viator confirmation immediately, but the park's official ticket arrives within 24 hours of booking.

Is the park suitable for young children?

Yes, it's described as fun for all ages and suitable for all physical fitness levels.

Are there any closure dates I should know about?

The park closes early (14:00 WITA) on 18 March 2026 for Hari Raya Nyepi, and is fully closed on 19 March 2026 for the same holiday.

Do I need to bring ID?

Yes, you must show an ID card at entry.

Bali Bird Park Entry Ticket & Bird Feeding

1h–2h

from US$ 23 per person

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