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Wild About Teachers—Extended Through November 22!
🎉 FREE admission for all Florida teachers and a guest!
🗓️ Visit us anytime before November 22 and enjoy the wild wonders of Gatorama on us!
📍 Who's eligible? All Florida teachers are welcome! 🙌
👉Don’t miss out on this chance to explore, connect, and find inspiration for a truly wild STEM field trip idea!
🗓️ Visit us anytime before November 22 and enjoy the wild wonders of Gatorama on us!
📍 Who's eligible? All Florida teachers are welcome! 🙌
👉Don’t miss out on this chance to explore, connect, and find inspiration for a truly wild STEM field trip idea!
Annual Passes $35.00 - $115.00
Annual Passes are the best way to enjoy Gatorama all year long. With options for Adults and Children, there is something for everyone.
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General Admission $12.50 - $25.00
Enjoying the banks of Gatorama has never been easier. Secure your Admission right here and enjoy a contactless experience.
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Animal Encounters
Gatorventures for the whole family! Are you ready to come face to face with one of the big boys?
Alligator Shows
Live Feed Shows featuring our amazing alligators and crocodiles!
So Much More Than Gators
Guests are often surprised to find that Gatorama is home to a multitude of animals that don’t have scales.
We Had a Snappy Time at the 2024 Hatching Festival!
Discovered underneath a plane at MacDill Air Force Base in April, this massive 12 foot gator has been safely relocated to Gatorama Inc. in Palmdale. Renamed “Major MacDill”, the gator’s saga began on April 22 when he was found under a KC-135 Stratotanker.
After initially being released into the Hillsborough River by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission (FWC), the persistent gator reappeared at the base near a medical building on May 15. MacDill’s Facebook posts humorously dubbed him “Airman Ally Gator” and put him “in charge of the complaint department.”
Finally, wildlife officials brought Major MacDill to Gatorama, a more permanent and suitable home.
Since Georgie arrived at Gatorama, many have expressed concern about her coming to an animal park that also operates as an alligator farm. However, Gatorama is one of the last family-owned alligator farms left in Florida, and Register assured everyone that their two operations are entirely separate from each other.
“The only time the two operations come together is for our annual Alligator Hatching Festival when visitors come and hatch out babies in their own hands each August,” said Register.
At Gatorama, Georgie will be provided quality care and treated with respect by experienced personnel who understand how to handle large reptiles properly.
Don’t miss your chance to witness the remarkable one-of-a-kind sight of the leucistic pied alligator! Alongside this rare creature, our albino alligator will also be featured in this very special exhibit. With more than a million adult American alligators in the wild, only an estimated one hundred albinos and roughly twelve leucistic gators remain.