Screamin' Gator Zip Line with All-Day Gatorland Admission in Orlando, FL

Good once let’s go see it and then you are good and done kind of place. A bit pricey for food and items. Good to see for families once. We did the zip lines as well , this was well done. Good staff , very interactive

What an experience, my husband came here 30 years ago and that's all i have heard about so when we decided to come to Florida this was the first stop ,what a day my husband said it's now quadruple the size and the tortoise that he saw all those years ago is still here today staff was amazing jumparoo was so much fun lots to do here and very informative staff you need a whole day here the walkway through the swamp is definitely with it as you might come across a few surprises on the way like we did when we met the otter sunbathing. Feeding the crocodile is astonishing you must do this .the rain ride is also a good way to see what is around the park . You try the gator nuggets.

During my trip to Orlando, I visited all the usual attractions, but nothing stood out quite like Gatorland. It ended up being my absolute favorite part of the entire trip – and honestly, a hidden gem that more people need to know about! Gatorland blends old-school Florida charm with educational fun and exciting wildlife encounters that you won’t get at the big-name parks. It’s a perfect mix of adventure, learning, and pure enjoyment. The park is home to thousands of alligators and crocodiles, including rare leucistic (white) alligators – a sight you won’t see anywhere else. There are live shows throughout the day, like the Gator Jumparoo and the Up-Close Encounters, which are both super entertaining and surprisingly funny. Gatorland is incredibly family-friendly. There’s a petting zoo, a splash pad area for kids to cool off, and a baby gator encounter where kids (and adults!) can hold and learn about young alligators in a safe, guided setting. The staff are amazing with kids – very patient, educational, and genuinely passionate about the animals. One of the things that really made Gatorland stand out to me was its commitment to rescue and conservation. Many of the animals here have been saved from dangerous or unhealthy situations. Whether it’s nuisance gators relocated from residential areas or exotic pets surrendered by owners, Gatorland gives them a second chance in a place where they’re respected and well cared for. It’s clear the park isn’t just about entertainment – it’s about education, preservation, and care for Florida’s wildlife. If you’re heading to Orlando and want something unique, authentic, and memorable, make time for Gatorland. It was the highlight of the trip – a real Florida experience that I’ll never forget.

We go to gator land while in Orlando but this time we did the night shine. It was amazing. Only about 9 people. Torches in the dark. Honestly brilliant tour in the dark.

Gatorland was the best! So many gators throughout the park. The buggy ride was by far so much fun! We screamed, we laughed! Would absolutely come again, maybe for a birthday party!