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Being in FL and not visiting a gatorfarm or a show is so not cool. Gatorland will give you both a show, a farm, and just overall cool time with friends or family (including kids)
Gatorland CHARMED me like I never expected. The "Bubba & Cooter" show may have been a low point but it's peaceful, I dig the layout, and there's plenty of room for the gators. Go if you have time!
Lots of gators small & big , among other animals , Albino gators birds snakes , spiders and lots of walking and feeding, a work out in the summer. Winter gators are more or less sleeping.
So much fun...great place to see gators up close! You can feed them hot dogs which is cool. There's also gator wrestling and you can get your picture sitting on a gator!
This is a super place to take kids! Definitely go towards the end of the day. Not only do you get a reduced fare, they also feed the gators late in the afternoon, which involves huge hunks of bloody
Gatorland showcases thousands of alligators and crocodiles including four extremely rare "white" alligators! Located between Orlando and Kissimmee on the South Orange BlossomTrail.
Really enjoyed the experience and so did the rest of my family. Nice to see a "real" representation of Florida instead of the Disney/Rip-Off version. Part nature preserve, part entertainment.
With its goofy, gaping alligator jaws as the main entrance, Gatorland is the kind of attraction you'd imagine would be on Clark Griswold's National Lampoon's Vacation itinerary.
Fun place! They feed the gatorschickens, not live but a whole chicken you'd buy at the food store. They hold it out on a small bridge over the water & the gators jump out of the water to eat it!
Park is nice, small, full of things to see for the kids. You can spend 2-3 hours (afternoon) but make sure that you don't eat there as the food (like many other parks) bad and expensive.
Founded in 1949, it's known as the "Alligator Capital of the World". They also have a road show providing alligator wrestling, pythons & lizards with informative animal talk for private parties.
Go after 3 pm for half priced admission. Tons (literally) of gators to see. But if you've seen one you've seen about enough in 2 hours, so save the money and go late. Gatordinner is at 4:30 they jump
Take a swamp tour and learn how to wrestle an alligator.- Gatorland, Orlando, Florida Visit the land of all things reptile: Central Florida's Gatorland.
Florida Resident Special Adults - $9.99 per Person Children (3-12) - $9.99 per Person Seniors (55 yrs. and older) - $9.99 per person Offer Valid: Through June 16, 2013
Good but not great. It was cool to see all the alligators but we paid extra to ride the train and we walked 45 minutes to ride it and it was broken when we got there.
Wildlife park in Orlando, FL showcasing different alligators, animals and crocodile breeds of varying size, and species with interactive exhibits and shows.