Gatorland, Orlando

Gatorland is a relatively small park that is is to navigate. Get your schedule for the shows and accommodate yourself accordingly by arriving early to each show, as seats fill up rather quickly, especially the shaded ones! All shows were amazing, I wouldn’t miss any of them. *The park is easily accessibly by wheelchair. I recommend wearing sneakers, lots of sand and uneven walkways. The restrooms could use and upgrade! The train was three dollars each, tickets were good for the entire day with unlimited rides. The kiddie park is pretty cool and can entertain a child for hours. The petting soon had quit a few very friendly animals and is an adventure that will be excite every age. The Swamp Buggy ride is a bit intense, if you have some physical limitations, I’d pass on this one. Zipline was about 99 minutes-long, you must make reservations prior for both. Dinning in the park was fairly inexpensive and pretty decent food for Park food with portions of surely fill you up. Sunscreen, a hat, and maybe even a spray water bottle will surely make your experience a lot more comfortable.

Had a great time, I thought it might be a little cheesy but it was a pretty cool place. The kids really enjoyed the day there. The shows were fun and interesting. We took the swamp buggy ride which was fun. The guide was very entertaining. We rode the train which was also a lot of fun. It was a pretty hot day but it seemed like there were fans everywhere to help keep you cool.