been to florida for the last 15yrs so this time we said we would visit gatorland for the first time .being in our 60s we got to the gate expecting to pay $48 but the nice lady on the gate gave us oap rates less than half price .once in it was super 3 great shows, and all I can... More

We were doing Disney World and as part of a large group the others voted to see Gatorland rather than Sea World. There's a small water park and a variety of animals in their zoo. The food was terrible and there really are no options. The kids were entertained, but it was not something I would go for if it... More

Gatorland was a big hit with my family. You could spend the whole day there exploring, but if you dont have that much time a couple of hours would see most. My 9 year old loved it..paid extra to feed the gators up close which he really loved. Avoid sitting in the front row of the Up Close Show....you might... More

I would only recommend this place if you had a free day in Orlando and had already done everything else. It is interesting, yes, but you can only be fascinated by reptiles for so long. I will comment that it has some little novelties (like getting your photo taken with snakes/gators or seeing the albino gators), but the place can... More

Worth a visit if your in Orlando, No where near as busy as the Main Parks, Which makes a nice change, Probably only need a half day there but its a good day out, The staff are very friendly and informative.

I went to Gatorland just last week. The place is OK, a lot of alligators, but that's it. The shows are ok, but just long 15 minutes each. there are just 3 shows in the mornings, and repeat the same shows in the afternoon. $10 for a picture with the alligators is too much, $25 for the Zip lined is... More

We visited Gatorland during Spring Break and did Zip ling. The experience was amazing and exhilarating because we zip lined above the gators. The only thing that I didn't like is that they discourage you to take your cameras and cell phones even though it is safely tucked in the pockets.The reason was they want people to buy their CD'S... More

Overall we enjoyed the quirkiness of this place. The staff were on the whole friendly and the informative signs around the place are light hearted. We went an hour and a half before closing time so got half price entry, however we'd been excited at the prospect of zip-lining but hadn't factored that this would be around $70 dollars per... More

$25 for adults to get in simply cannot be justified. Yes there are a large number of Gators to see, and yes it's an experience but after that there really isn't much else to warrant the entrance fee. A number of live shows take place, one of which is calling "jumping Gators" - a complete misrepresentation of what actually happens,... More