Gatorland

"It looks small but damn it’s huge once you start walking. So much gators. Multiple shows at once to keep the visitors busy. Friendly staff. Albino gators. Huge gators everywhere. Go early for a quieter scenery. Ample free parking. Too bad the souvenirs doesn’t have real gator “things” like teeth necklaces or gator leather pieces."

"This park is a lot of fun for the family. There is a lot to see from gators, snakes, birds, turtles, and much more. My family really enjoyed it. I will say the one down fall is, after paying the fee to get in you need to pay extra for everything else in the park as an add on. But again overall would recommend to anyone coming to visit Orlando."

"Our family really enjoyed going here. There was fun shows. Lots of animals. A good bit to do. They gave a free ticket for my husband being retired military. The food was all good."

"Great fun for adults and kids. The show staff/ trainers are very funny and just be mindful that some of their jokes connect better with adults. Be prepared to spend money on experiences like photos with alligator, feeding them, zipline... etc, depending on the age group you are going with. However, the prices are fair, just they do add up quickly. This park can easily entertain a family for a whole day."

"It is a great local attraction in Orlando; you can see this location easily in half a day or spend lots of time there doing all the things. The train was a great break from walking around and you can see the backside of some attractions. We enjoyed getting the gator food and feeding the gators. Watching the various ages of gators just to their thing was a great way to immerse yourself in the Gatorland attraction. The gift shop is extensive and has so many t-shirt options if you're into collecting souvenirs. Parking can be difficult at busy times. There were accessible parking spaces near the entrance if you need. The security car patrols the parking area very well. We bought tickets online ahead of time, but this is no quicker. When you get to the entry, it is only one line. The person who checked us in spoke so quickly about everything that I didn't absorb any of it, and he came across as impatient, so I didn't want to ask him to repeat himself. We were just excited to ask about everything, so we had lots of questions."