Gatorland Orlando, Florida Attractions
| Gatorland is one-of-a-kind, protected habitat for man and beast where adventures lurk around each and every corner! Internationally known as the Alligator Capital of the World, Gatorland’s 110-acre theme park and nature conservatory is located right in Central Florida at the head of the Florida Everglades. Once you have experienced Gatorland, it will be hard to believe that it began in 1949 as a roadside attraction! Get your Gatorland tickets now! |
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Gator JumparooThrills and chills abound as some of the largest alligators in the world actually jump four to five feet out of the water to retrieve food from the trainer’s hand in this famous one-of-a-kind show. Learn more about alligators and crocodiles and their awesome powers. |
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Alligator IslandAlligator Island, in Gatorland's "Gator Lake", is home to the largest reptiles in the park. Hundreds of alligators inhabit "Gator Lake", and Alligator Island is the best place to see our largest alligators and crocodiles up close and personal as they soak up the Florida sun. |
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Gator WrestlingIn a shaded 800 seat stadium gator wranglers catch a 6 to 8 foot alligator by hand and climb onto the snapping animal's back to point out survival features to the audience. After doing stunts that only a few are brave (or foolish) enough to try, the alligator is rolled over and put to sleep...only to be awakened by a tickle! |
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Jungle CrocsEnter if you dare the realm of Jungle Crocs, home to some of the largest and most dangerous crocodiles on the planet! Hear the tale of the intrepid adventurer Owen Godwin as he scoured the world over for the baddest crocs in the land. |
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Snakes of Florida ShowMost people have a fascination with snakes, with many having a deathly fear of them. The fact is, snakes are basically misunderstood reptiles that have gotten a bad reputation, and they play a very important role in our environment. Florida has many different varieties of snakes, most of which are harmless to human beings. |
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Swamp WalkGatorland's Swamp Walk is a self guided tour through an unspoiled native Cypress Swamp. A raised wooden walkway snakes itself through the Cypress trees affording visitors a rare look back into what much of Central Florida looked like before people started draining the wetlands to build their farms and homesteads. |
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Flamingo LagoonGatorland's Flamingo Lagoon is home to a small colony of American Flamingos. Found in tropical and sub-tropical areas throughout the world, flamingos can reach a height of 5 feet and may live over 40 years in captivity. |
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Gator Gully Splash ParkFor over half a century, Gatorland has been creating fond vacation memories for millions of visitors who have entered through its gaping gator mouth entrance. Families, friends and employees alike have ventured through the glass double doors on their way to a journey through this natural, low-tech adventure. |
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Breeding MarshCreated in 1991 as a natural breeding area for Gatorland's gators, the 10 acre Gatorland Breeding Marsh contains 130 adult alligators... 100 females and 30 males. Living their lives in a completely natural environment, these alligators produce the next generation of Gatorland's namesake reptiles. |
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Up-close Encounters ShowYou never know what kind of animal you might be introduced to next at the Up-close Encounters Show! You'll get to meet fascinating creatures from around the globe as well as Florida's native wildlife - including some of the most dangerous snakes alive. |
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Express RailroadMaking its debut in 1965, the original Iron Horse gave visitors a tour of the park as it carried passengers over alligators and by the animal displays on its journey back to the station. After 35 years of loyal service carrying millions of passengers, the old Iron Horse was finally retired in 2000 and a new station was built. |
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Critters on the GoThis experience features the softer side of the animal world. Check out these interactive animal encounters where you and the little ones can oohh and aahh at some of the park’s cute and cuddly critters! Currently these encounters are done on the move so keep your eyes peeled for Vera and the gang through-out the park. |
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Very Merry AviaryGatorland's Very Merry Aviary is home to the colorful and friendly Lorikeets, is a great place to get up-close to nature. These brightly colored parrots, native to the Western Pacific and East Indies area, are specially adapted to a diet of pollen, nectar, and fruit. |
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Allie’s BarnyardSay hello to some of the cute and cuddly barnyard critters that call Gatorland home. Here you'll find Dolly Llama, a real sweetheart with a bucktooth grin who just loves having her picture taken. Say hello to Gracie, a friendly goat who just loves to eat from your hand, and Harley the Macaw who just might say hello back! |
