Deals for humans

FLORIDA RESIDENT DEALS

15% off one-hour airboat tours
$8 Gator Park admission for adults
$6 Gator Park admission for children

$24 Drive-thru Safari Park admission for adults
$19 Drive-thru Safari Park admission for children

MILITARY, FIRST RESPONDER, AND TEACHER DEALS

15% off all airboat tours and experiences
50% off Gator Park admission

(Four-person max, discount can be redeemed by booking over the phone or being refunded with proof of membership upon check-in. Combos and Half-Day Adventures are excluded.)

FHIA (Florida Hospitality industry association) DEALS

Free 30 minute airboat tour for members
50% off Gator Park admission

(Three person max)

AAA, TRAVEL AGENTS, SENIOR DEALS

10% off Gator Park admission and one-hour airboat tours

(Discount can be redeemed by booking over the phone or being refunded with proof of membership upon check-in.)

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crusher

our largest gator

“Hello! My name is Crusher, and I’m actually the biggest alligator here at Wild Florida and in Osceola County! I’ve lived at Wild Florida seven years and actually have my own exhibit you can visit. It’s pretty hot in Florida, so I spend most of my days keeping cool in my pool, but I’d love to have lunch with you sometime!🍴”

About Crusher

Crusher was a rescue alligator brought to us from a Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) licensed trapper in the SNAP program. If we hadn’t brought Crusher and found him a home at Wild Florida then he would have been euthanized according to Florida state law. Crusher is a very special and unique gator. He has become highly trained and shows strong intelligence. Being able to work with him is an honor!

Age: Over 65 years old
Unique characteristic: Over 13 feet long and in his own exhibit
Favorite enrichment toys: Pumpkins and watermelons
Favorite snack: Chicken

American Alligator Conservation

Conservation Status: Least concern

American Alligator “Fast Facts”

Habitat: Located exclusively in freshwater rivers, lakes, swamps and marshes in the southeastern United States

Length: From nose to tip of tail, males average around 10 to 15 feet and females average around 8 to 10 feet in length

Weight: Males weigh around 500 pounds, females average around 200 pounds

Lifespan: 35 to 50 years in the wild, 65 to 75 years in human care

Gestation: 65 days

Diet: Feed mainly on fish, turtles, snakes and small mammals

Book an encounter

$25 Bronze Adoption

  • Certificate of Adoption

$50 silver Adoption

  • Certificate of Adoption
  • Photo of your adopted animal and fact sheet
  • A plushy of your adopted animal

$85 gold Adoption

  • Certificate of Adoption
  • Photo of your adopted animal and fact sheet
  • A plushy of your adopted animal
  • Keychain
  • 1 encounter with the adopted animal