Visiting Bloedel Conservatory during COVID-19

All passes, coupons and 3^rd party tickets are accepted at this time. This includes, but is not limited to, Park Board complimentary passes, VanPass, the Destination Experience Pass, and the VBGA complementary guess pass and School Program Family Pass.

General conservatory rules

• We recommend wearing layers at it is warm and humid inside. Shirts and shoes are required.
• Explore the conservatory along designated pathways only. Stay out of plant beds and watch for small birds on paths.
• To protect our birds and tropical plant collections, do not bring any outside plant material or wildlife into the conservatory.
• Do not pick or remove any plant materials such as flowers, seeds or foliage. All plant material must be left in the conservatory.
• Dispose of waste in the garbage and recycling bins provided.
• Baby strollers and wheelchairs are welcome. Leave rollerblades, skate boards, and tricycles at home and lock up bicycles outside the conservatory.  
• Working guide and service dogs are welcome. Leave pets at home.
• Supervise children at all times. The minimum age to visit the conservatory without an adult or guardian is 13 years old (youth).
• One adult, senior, or youth can supervise and accompany up to a maximum of five children 0 – 4 years of age. For example, at least two adults, seniors or youth must accompany a group of six to ten children in the 0 - 4 age category. This ratio is not applicable for daycares and school groups that have booked through our education department. 
• While you are welcome to take photos during your visit, photo shoots and elopements are not permitted during business hours. Visit our rentals page or commercial photography and filming page for more information.
• Keep personal items with you at all times. The conservatory is not responsible for lost or stolen belongings. If you find something in the conservatory that does not belong to you, return it to a staff member or volunteer.

Prohibited at any time

• Smoking of any kind, including vaping. 
• Outside food or beverages other than bottled water.
• Use of selfie sticks.
• Feeding, touching, or handling the birds.
• Touching the plants in our tropical plant collection.
• Releasing pet birds or any other animals at the conservatory is strictly prohibited for the health and safety of our resident birds. If you are looking to rehome a bird, speak to our admissions staff for more information.