About this experience
Located along the South Orange Blossom Trail, Gatorland is a 110-acre theme park and wildlife preserve offering visitors a unique opportunity to get up close to alligators, crocodiles, and other native Florida wildlife. Visit various themed areas, including the White Gator Swamp, where rare giant white alligators reside, and the Jungle Crocs of the World exhibit, where you can see Nile, Cuban, and Saltwater Crocodiles.
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Gatorland Orlando, 14501 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL
Head to the main entrance on South Orange Blossom Trail and present your mobile ticket at the gate — no printing required.
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- Your mobile ticket (screenshot or live screen both work)
- Comfortable, closed-toe shoes for walking the park
- Sunscreen and water — much of the park is outdoors
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Your mobile ticket is accepted at the gate — simply show it on your phone screen.
Is Gatorland suitable for young children?
Yes. Children under 3 enter free, and the park is wheelchair-accessible throughout. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a paying guest aged 16 or older.
How do I know when the live shows are on?
Show schedules vary by day. Check the official Gatorland website before your visit to plan around Gator Jumparoo and Alligators: Legends of the Swamp.
Is there a discount for older visitors?
Yes — discounted tickets for guests aged 55 and above are available to purchase directly at the park entrance.
Can I cancel my booking if my plans change?
Please check the cancellation terms shown at checkout, as these apply to your specific ticket type.
Is the whole park wheelchair-accessible?
Yes, Gatorland is fully wheelchair-accessible, including the show areas and exhibits.
Gatorland
A Florida institution since 1949, Gatorland operates as both a wildlife preserve and family attraction, caring for hundreds of alligators and crocodiles across its 110-acre site.