Gatorland Salutes Central Florida First Responders
With Complimentary Admission during the month of September

During the month of September, Gatorland is extending complimentary admission to America’s heroes. We’re talking about our community’s “first responders,” the men and women who put their lives on the line every day and are always there to help when called to action.

 Central Florida Law Enforcement, Firefighters, Emergency Medical Services, and 911 Dispatchers will receive complimentary admission at the theme park along with a discount of 25% off the general admission price for up to four additional guests. (Valid Departmental ID must be presented at time of purchase).  

 Upgrade your ticket today for $49.99, plus tax, and ride the all new Screamin’ Gator Zip Line. Your zip line adventure ticket includes all day admission to Gatorland.  It’s not just a ride; it’s an adventure that takes you on a breathtaking journey along 1,200 feet of high flying thrills from seven platforms designed to merge with Gatorland’s natural and scenic habitats.  At heights exceeding seven stories, guests fly at speeds near 30 miles per hour over many of the landmark attraction’s exhibits and entertainment venues. It’s one wild adventure! Flight times are available daily; reservations are required.  Booking your adventure is easy.  Log onto www.Gatorland.com, or call 800-393-JAWS to view zip-line requirements and purchase tickets.

  Gatorland’s Salute to Service Campaign

  Complimentary Admission to Central Florida Law Enforcement, Firefighters, Emergency Medical Services, and 911 Dispatchers with a valid Departmental ID
25% discount on general park admission for up to Four (4) guests
Offer Valid September 6 – 30, 2011
Proof of employment required at time of admission.  All rates are plus tax.

  *The Screamin’ Gator Zip Line is not included with general park admission. An admission upgrade is available that includes a 2 ½ hour Screamin’ Gator Zip Line experience plus all day admission to Gatorland.  For more information visit www.gatorland.com or call (407) 855-5496 extension 244. Advance reservations are required.

 Florida public and private school teachers looking to explore Gatorland must present a school identification card and paystub, from one of the surrounding counties, at the time of admission. Complimentary admission will be extended to the teacher and one guest (adult or child) and may not be used in conjunction with fieldtrips or group outings scheduled at the attraction.

Celebrate spring Florida style and join Gatorland’s most notorious fans, Bubba and Cooter,  as they host Gatorland’s  newest evening event. Orlando’s coolest nature park is home to hundreds of native birds. Egrets, Spoonbills and Wood Storks fly home to roost every evening.

Spring is baby bird season, and as the sun starts setting, the rookery starts rockin’! Enjoy live music in the park and cocktails on the Nature Tower.  Special shows feature our real dinosaurs plus the Gator Gully Splash Park will be open to cool off with the youngsters. Explore the White Gator Swamp and a select offering of  unique attractions.

 Bring a flashlight! Because after dark, there’s nothing quite like gator eyes at night… Experience Gatorland at its most magical during the Swamp Sunset Celebration!

Just $14.99 per person plus tax. 6pm - 9pm. Gates open at 6.
Tickets available in advance or at the door.
CLICK HERE to purchase tickets in advance!
Special rates for Annual Pass Holders, only $11.99 plus tax.
CLICK HERE to get your annual pass today!
Call 407-855-5496  ext 0 for more information

Travels with Gannon and Wyatt: Botswana Book Synopsis:

When twin brothers Gannon and Wyatt arrive in Botswana for an African safari, they get much more adventure than they bargained for. After receiving word that a poacher has shot and wounded a lioness, they set off into the wild in the hopes of saving the mother and her cubs before the poacher finishes the job. While on this amazing journey, they encounter all of Africa’s Big Five—elephants, rhinos, Cape buffaloes, leopards, and lions—only to discover that the most dangerous predator in the African bush is not the king of beasts, but man himself. For more information on this book, please visit www.travelswithgannonandwyatt.com.

About the Series:

In the tradition of the historic journals kept by explorers such as Lewis and Clark, Dr. David Livingstone, and Captain James Cook, comes the adventure series Travels with Gannon and Wyatt. From Africa to the South Pacific, these twin brothers have traveled to all corners of the globe. The journals, photographs, and video compiled on these expeditions provide the foundation for this action-packed educational series. One thing is certain—wherever Gannon and Wyatt go, adventure is their constant companion.

“When I read about the leucistic alligators’ arrival at Gatorland, the article in the Orlando Sentinel really emphasized their eyes stating that good luck may come to those who gaze into them; so I began thinking of different words associated with good luck  and the word ‘treasure’ soon became a focal point,” states King. “In the Cajun language the name ‘Trezo Je’ means ‘treasures eye’; a perfect name for this beautiful, rare reptile.” 

The contest launched a nationwide hunt for the perfect name for this rare, ten foot alligator in the spotlight, and a chance to get up-close and personal with one of the white alligators featured in the White Gator Swamp at Gatorland.  Hordes of entries from across the country were submitted and from those, the name Trezo Je was selected as our winner.  

Alisa and her family will take part in a ceremony officially naming the incredible alligator on Sunday, August 16 at 12:30pm. Her visit will include the first one-on-one encounter by a guest inside of den of the huge reptile with alligator expert Mike Hileman, Director of Entertainment at Gatorland.