Gatorland Coupons ??

[clm3]

Does anyone know where we can get discounts for Gatorland? Is this place worth
the time? DH and I thought the kids; DS 10, DS 5 & DD 2 would enjoy it.

Thanks
Cheryl

 

[Big V]

When you get to Orlando you can pick up those coupon books everywhere and I'm sure you can find Gatorland coupons in at least one of them. We went there and thought it was an enjoyable half day or so. I'd say go for it!

 

[GoldenOldie]

Or you download one online here. You will need to be able to view and print .pdf Acrobat files.

 

[GlennandAnn]

Two observations about Gatorland.

1) When I first saw how much it cots, I thought it was a little high

2) My family LOVES it there. I think its a great way to break up your Disney vacation.

Glenn

 

[Big V]

Just an FYI: They have a play area for the kids that has "squirting water" so you might want to take swim suits for the kids!

 

[IowaGirl]

Was there this May, and well, I didn't like it---don't flog me!!!!!!!! I just didn't think it was a value.
We went our first full day after flying in the night before and I wanted a 1/2 event so we would have time to rest.
Tickets were almost 18 per adult and 12 or 14 for the kids. I printed out 3.00 coupons from their website, but I used my Orlando Magicard for a 20% discount instead. With tax, it still cost us just under $70 to get in. No bargain to me for a place my kids enjoyed for about 2 hours and I was ready to leave in one hour.(or less)
There were lots of gators in different tanks and ponds, a gator wrestling show, and a feeding show, and the water play area. My kids liked this place because of the water play area--free at your hotel. Some flamingos, some ducks...
If it was about $5 a ticket, I would have felt it was a value.
Don't pay extra for the train ride, the fumes were terrible, showed you nothing, and anybody under 92 could walk faster.
Wish I had drove to the beach like we did later in the week. Kids LOVED that, and it was almost free, except for gas and tolls.