Gatorland, located in Florida, is a 110-acre theme park and wildlife preserve. It was established in 1949 by Owen Godwin and remains privately owned by his family. The park is home to a variety of attractions and wildlife, making it a unique destination for tourists.
Gatorland is home to thousands of alligators and crocodiles, including the rare leucistic alligators. In addition to these, the park also houses a variety of other animals. This diversity of wildlife offers visitors a unique opportunity to observe and learn about these creatures in a safe and controlled environment.
Gatorland offers a variety of attractions for visitors. These include a breeding marsh with a boardwalk and observation tower, zip lines, an off-road swamp vehicle tour, a ridable miniature railroad, alligator feeding shows, alligator wrestling shows, an aviary, a petting zoo, and educational programs. These attractions provide a range of experiences for visitors, from thrilling adventures to educational encounters.
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14501 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando
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Gatorland Orlando offers visitors a unique experience focused on alligators and crocodiles. The park features various exhibits, shows, and activities that showcase these reptiles. Many visitors appreciate the up-close encounters with alligators, including the opportunity to feed them. The Gator Gauntlet zip line and the Gator Jumparoo show are often mentioned as highlights. The park also houses other animals like snakes, birds, and tortoises, adding variety to the experience.
Positive aspects frequently noted include the knowledgeable and friendly staff, the educational value of the exhibits, and the overall family-friendly atmosphere. The park's efforts in conservation and animal welfare are also appreciated by many visitors.
On the downside, some visitors find the admission price a bit high, especially for the park's size. A few reviewers mention that some areas of the park could benefit from updates or renovations. During peak seasons, crowding can be an issue, potentially impacting the viewing experience of shows and exhibits.
Despite these minor drawbacks, most visitors find Gatorland Orlando to be an enjoyable and informative attraction, offering a good balance of entertainment and education about Florida's wildlife.
Gatorland is the go-to place if you want to learn about alligators. They have feedings. They have educational shows. They rehabilitate injured gators. It's the best.
Visited on 16 May 1995
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