Gatorland would like to take this opportunity to thank Central Florida teachers for a job well done by extending complimentary admission to them and one guest, during the months of September and October, for going above and beyond each and everyday to make education fun for the children in their classroom.
Teacher’s looking to explore Gatorland must present a photo identification card and proof of employment, 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.
Sit back and relax, it's Labor Day.
Last month Gatorland extended a super low admission price to Florida residents for their years of support. Tens of thousands of happy residents took advantage of this incredible offer. Then it hit us… Everyone needs some fun these days so let’s extend the $14.99 Florida Resident Special until September 7, 2009 and invite family and friends to celebrate the arrival of the world’s largest collection of giant white alligators right here at Gatorland.
Don’t miss the rare white alligator collection, on display for a limited engagement, featuring four of the world’s largest white leucistic alligators known to roam the planet. Ivory in color, the large reptiles are each ten to eleven plus feet in length, weigh over 800 pounds and have reflective blue eyes that are believed to have the ability to command good fortune to those lucky enough to make eye contact with the blue eyed beauties.
Summer Florida Resident Special
Adults - $14.99 per Person
Children (3-12) - $9.99 per Person
Offer Expires: July 1 – September 07, 2009
Proof of Residency Required, Per Adult. All rates are plus tax.
* Save even more with the $5.00 coupon running in the Orlando Sentinel on July 31, 2009!
The $9.99 Florida Resident Special is back at Gatorland for a limited time only!
The arrival of the world’s largest collection of giant, white alligators at Gatorland made it possible for the 60-year old theme park to have one of the best summers in the theme park’s history. To keep that momentum going the “Alligator Capital of the World” is bringing back the $9.99 (adult or child) Florida Resident Special for the month of September allowing visitors one more chance to stare into the eyes of these legendary beauties.
The rare white alligator collection, featuring four of the world’s largest white leucistic alligators known to roam the planet, will officially close on October 1, 2009 for breeding introductions. The four ivory colored male reptiles are very territorial and the introduction of a female into the environment can and may be a very tedious process.
$9.99 Florida Resident Special
Adults - $9.99 per Person
Children (3-12) - $9.99 per Person
Offer Expires: September 30, 2009
Proof 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 offers classes under the guidelines of the American Heart Association and the American Safety and Health Institute as part of Gatorland University. We provide the Training Center Coordinator & Instructor, Dale McGough, and the location to you on select dates for only $40 per person.
On September 30 Gatorland will be offering a basic life support "CPR" class with an emphasis on paramedics, EMT's, nurses and doctors interested in completing their required recertification program. Advance reservations are required.
To participate in this upcoming class or to receive additional information contact Dale McGough at (407) 855-5496 extension 259 or online at dalemcgough@gatorland.com.
WHEN: October 3, 2009
Nonnative pet amnesty events help to increase awareness of nonnative species problems. Over 400 nonnative species have been observed in Florida, and more than 130 have reproducing populations. For more information on nonnative species in Florida, visit www.myFWC.com/nonnatives.
Anyone interested in adopting nonnative pets should download the proper adoption applications and animal care sheets at www.myFWC.com and click on “Be a nonnative pet adopter.” Adopters must have knowledge of natural history and caging requirements along with having proper facilities for the animals they are interested in adopting.
