ORLANDO, FL.: In celebration of their 60th Anniversary, Gatorland is once again slashing its admission prices. Starting on March 14 Gatorland will introduce a Florida Resident promotion that will knock $8.00 off adult admission rates; allowing a family of five to visit the theme park for less than $60!Don’t miss the new the rare white alligators on display for a limited engagement at Gatorland’s newest exhibit, White Gator Swamp. Featuring four of the world’s largest white leucistic alligators known to roam the planet, these giant Ivory colored reptiles are each ten to twelve feet in length and weigh over 800 pounds. Their piercing blue eyes are believed to have the ability to command good fortune to those lucky enough to make eye contact with the blue eyed beauties.
Spring Florida Resident SpecialAdults - $14.99 per PersonChildren (3-12) - $9.99 per PersonOffer Expires: May 3, 2009Proof of Residency Required, Per Adult. All rates are plus tax.
Florida residents will also be allowed to apply the cost of their admission towards the purchase of an annual pass with extended benefits that include 30% admission discounts for accompanying guests, 50% off the Adventure Hour, 20% off Rookie Wrestling Experience & in-park photography stations, 20% off Gift Shop purchases and 10% off food & beverages within the park.
At these prices a family of four can visit Gatorland for about half the cost of one adult ticket at any of the larger area theme parks!
Gatorland is a 110-acre theme park and wildlife preserve, combining “Old Florida” charm with exciting, new exhibits and entertainment. The park opened as a roadside attraction in 1949. Today, it provides affordable-priced family fun with thousands of alligators, crocodiles, an aviary, breeding marsh with observation tower, petting zoo, nature walk, educational wildlife programs, award-winning gift shop, Florida’s best train-ride, restaurant, Gator Gully Splash Park and one-of-a-kind reptilian shows including the Gator Wrestlin’ Show, Gator Jumparoo and the Up-close Encounters Show. And, don’t miss the world’s largest collection of giant white alligators in the new White Gator Swamp.
