Gatorland

Elevate Your Adventure at Gatorland with the New Croc Rock Adventure!

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Step into the world of thrill and excitement with the new Croc Rock Adventure! This unique experience combines climbing, crossing, and ziplining into one exhilarating adventure. Begin your journey by scaling the 32-foot Croc Rock, a climbing wall crafted to mimic the natural sandstone of Florida, complete with hand-carved holds. Once you've conquered the climb, test your balance on a 150-foot swinging cable bridge before soaring down a 350-foot zipline. This trio of challenges is designed to deliver a dynamic and interactive experience you won't find anywhere else in Florida.

Additional Details:

• Location: Inside, near Bobcat Bayou.
• Ticket Info: Visit the Zipline Depot for pricing and bookings.
• Tour Schedule: Starts at 11 AM, allowing up to 7 guests per tour, lasting approximately 45 minutes. Advanced booking recommended.
• Requirements: Participants must wear tennis shoes, be at least 36 inches tall, and weigh no more than 275 lbs. Skirts, dresses, and short shorts are prohibited.
• Safety Note: Due to the overhead elements, cameras and personal items must be stored in lockers provided at the site.

Experience the Wild Side of Florida at Gatorland

Step into the wild heart of Central Florida, a sprawling 110-acre haven that celebrates the mystique and grandeur of the state's most iconic reptile: the alligator. Opened its gates in 1949, this vibrant theme park has been a must-visit spot, merging adrenaline-charged adventures with a deeper appreciation for nature.

Wander along the elevated boardwalk and gaze at the sprawling breeding marsh, a serene haven for thousands of alligators. Here, you can witness these majestic creatures in their undisturbed splendor, whether they're sunbathing or playfully interacting in their natural domain.

For those craving an extra dose of excitement, soar above this reptilian paradise on the Screamin' Gator Zip Line. Feel the rush as you glide over the marsh, enjoying unparalleled aerial views of the glistening water and its many occupants.

But the park isn't just about thrills. Delight in the Gator Shows, where skilled handlers demonstrate age-old techniques of capturing gators passed down from Florida's rugged pioneers. Beyond the realm of alligators, discover a world teeming with rare white gators, graceful birds, enigmatic big cats, and slithering snakes.

Dive deeper into the park's commitment to nature with its immersive educational programs. As much an ecological sanctuary as it is a theme park, the park offers a perfect blend of fun and knowledge, drawing visitors into the captivating dance of Florida's wilderness. Get your discounted Gatorland tickets through FunEx to save more!

Must-Try Experiences at Gatorland

Screamin' Gator Zip Line

The Screamin' Gator Zip Line provides visitors with an unparalleled bird's-eye view of the park. Daring riders are hoisted up towering platforms and then zip across several lines that go through the park, all while being suspended over the alligator breeding marsh, which is home to over 130 of the park's most sizable alligators.

NEW: Croc Rock Adventure

Croc Rock Adventure offers a unique three-part experience where guests climb, traverse a bridge, and zipline. The climbing wall, distinct in Florida, replicates local sandstone with its realistic design and natural handholds. Visitors can scale the 32-foot Croc Rock using an auto belay system, cross a 150-foot swinging bridge, and conclude with a 350-foot zipline ride.

Gator Gauntlet

The park's Gator Gauntlet offers a 350-foot zip line ride over a marsh with 130 giant alligators. This attraction is so inclusive and unique, even guests with mobility challenges can experience this thrilling adventure!

Stompin' Gator Off-Road Adventure

At the park, guests can embark on a distinctive 15-minute journey aboard one of three elevated custom off-road vehicles. This vibrant excursion is filled with park's eccentric characters, singing guides, and plenty of alligators. Each vehicle pays homage to the park's legendary alligators, with names like Bonecrusher, Cannibal Jake, and Swamp Ghost.

Shows To Watch Out For!

Gator Jumparoo

Experience the excitement as massive alligators leap over four feet out of the water in this unique show. Dive into some fascinating insights about alligators and crocodiles and their incredible abilities. A family-favorite attraction not to be missed!

Alligators: Legends of the Swamp

Discover the wonders of these magnificent reptiles as a daring expert steps into the Legends arena with 6-8 foot live alligators. Witness firsthand the remarkable survival traits of these awe-inspiring animals.

Up Close Encounters

At the Up-Close Encounters Arena, expect the unexpected with these great animal meetings! Engage with captivating species from worldwide, including some of the world's most dangerous snakes!

Tips and Tricks: Your Ultimate Guide to Enjoying Your Visit!

The park is a 110-acre theme park and wildlife preserve that's known as the Alligator Capital of the World. If you're planning a visit, here are some top tips and tricks to make the most of your experience:

Arrive Early

Just like many attractions, the earlier you arrive, the fewer crowds you will encounter.

Wear Comfortable Shoes

You will be walking quite a bit, so be sure to wear comfortable footwear. The park is mostly outdoors, so consider shoes you won't mind getting a little dirty.

Plan for the Weather

Florida weather can be unpredictable. Pack sunscreen, a hat, and even a poncho or umbrella, just in case. Staying hydrated is key, so bring a water bottle as well.

Catch the Shows

The park has several live shows throughout the day, such as the Gator Jumparoo. Check the schedule as soon as you arrive or before you go to the park so you can plan your day accordingly.

Take the Train Ride

The Gatorland Express, a narrow-gauge railroad, offers a relaxing way to see a large portion of the park and some behind-the-scenes views.

Consider the Adventure Hour

This experience is an extra where you can get up close to large gators. It is a guided tour that takes you behind the scenes.

Try the Screamin' Gator Zip Line

For those seeking a bit more adventure, this zip line takes you over the breeding marsh! Note: There's an additional cost for this, and there are weight and height requirements.

Snakes and More

Besides gators, the park also showcases a variety of snakes, birds, and other animals. Don't miss out on the "quieter" sections of the park.

Take a Photo

Take lots of photos! It makes for a memorable souvenir.

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Stay Hydrated and Take Breaks

There are plenty of shaded areas and benches throughout the park. It can get pretty hot, so make sure to rest and drink water when needed.

Enjoy your trip to the Alligator Capital of the World and have a gator-tastic time!

Navigating: A Guide for Your Next Adventure

Getting to Gatorland is a breeze no matter where you're coming from! Located conveniently in South Orlando on Hwy 441, the park is just minutes away from other popular locations.

These detailed directions ensure that your adventure to one of Orlando's wildest destinations is hassle-free, whether you're traveling from Daytona Beach, Tampa, or even as far as Miami. Choose the route that suits you best and get ready to immerse yourself in all the fun the park has to offer!

• From Daytona Beach (I-4 Westbound):

  Take I-4 to Exit 72 (528 Beachline). Exit for Orange Blossom Trail (SR 441), turn right, and drive 5 miles south. the park is on the left.

• From Tampa (I-4 Eastbound):

  Take I-4 east to Exit 62 for 417 Greenway. After the toll, take Exit 11 for Orange Blossom Trail (SR 441). Turn right and drive 1 mile. The park will be on the left.

• From Lake Buena Vista (Disney Area):

  • Option 1: Take 535 south to 536, head east, and follow signs to 417 Greenway. Take Exit 11, turn right, and drive 1 mile. The park is on the left.
  • Option 2: Take Osceola Parkway to Orange Blossom Trail (SR 441), turn left, and drive 1 mile north. The park is on the right.

• From Melbourne/St. Cloud (Hwy 192 East):

  Take 192 west to SR 441. Turn right and head north for 4 miles. The park is on the right.

• From Kissimmee (Hwy 192 West):

  Take 192 east, merge onto I-4, then take 417 Greenway. Exit at #11, turn right, and drive 1 mile. You will find the park on the left.

• From Miami (Florida Turnpike North):

  Exit at Osceola Parkway, turn left, then right onto Orange Blossom Trail (SR 441). Drive 1 mile north. The park will be on the right.

• From Wildwood (Florida Turnpike South):

  Exit onto Orange Blossom Trail (SR 441), turn right, and drive 5 miles south. The park is on the left.

• From Cape Canaveral (SR 528 West):

  Take SR 528 west, then head south on 417 Greenway. Exit at Orange Blossom Trail (SR 441), turn right, and drive 1 mile south. The park is on the left.

Gatorland Park Rules: Important Guidelines for a Safe Visit

Gatorland enforces specific park rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable environment for all guests. These regulations help maintain order and safety throughout the park, offering everyone a pleasant experience.

• No Outside Food:

  Bringing any food into the park, including animal feed, is prohibited.

• Restricted Items:

  No coolers, picnic baskets, or any containers designed to carry food or beverages are allowed.

• Bag Checks:

  All bags, purses, and strollers are subject to search upon entry.

• Smoking Policy:

  Smoking is only allowed in designated areas within the park.

• Weapon Prohibition:

  No weapons are permitted in the park, supporting safety regulations despite legal concealed carry rights.

• COVID-19 Precaution:

  By entering, guests assume all risks related to COVID-19.

• Service Animals:

  Only ADA-defined trained service animals are permitted, and they must be leashed and controlled at all times.

• Age Requirement:

  Children aged 3 through 12 and guests under 16 must be accompanied by someone aged 16 or older.

Consequences:

• Non-Compliance:

  Failure to adhere to park rules may lead to removal from the park or, humorously, "swim lessons" from the resident gators.