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Gatorland’s half-price deal for Florida residents ends Nov. 30

Florida residents pay $17.50 per adult and $12.50 per kid, plus tax, at Gatorland through Nov. 30. Bring a Florida ID and buy at the gate; it isn’t sold online.

A white leucistic alligator with blue eyes and an open, toothy mouth resting on a wooden deck at Gatorland
Photo: Gatorland

Adults get in for $17.50 and kids for $12.50, plus tax, as long as every adult brings proof of Florida residency to the gate. The offer runs through Monday, Nov. 30.

Quick Facts

  • Deal: $17.50 adults and seniors 60+, $12.50 kids 3–12, plus tax
  • Ends: Monday, Nov. 30, 2026
  • Where: Gatorland, 14501 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando
  • The catch: Buy at Gatorland admissions with proof of Florida residency for each adult

The math

Regular single-day tickets at Gatorland are $34.99 for adults, $24.99 for kids 3–12 and $31.98 for seniors 60 and older, and buying online takes $3 off adult and child tickets. Through Nov. 30, Florida residents pay half the adult and child price: $17.50 per adult or senior and $12.50 per child, plus tax. Kids 2 and under are always free.

For two adults and two kids, that’s $60 before tax instead of $119.96 at regular prices.

How to get it

  • It isn’t sold online. Buy tickets at Gatorland admissions.
  • Bring proof of Florida residency for every adult.
  • It can’t be combined with group rates or other offers.
  • Add-on experiences, like the zip lines and Adventure Hour, are priced separately.

Turn it into a pass

Florida residents can apply what they paid for the discounted ticket toward a Gatorland annual pass ($54.99 for adults, $39.99 for kids). Pass perks include 30% off general admission for up to six guests, free train rides, 10% off food at Pearl’s Smokehouse and the snack bar, and 20% off gift shop purchases, excluding sale items.

What’s inside

Gatorland bills itself as “The Alligator Capital of the World”: a 110-acre park and wildlife preserve with more than 2,000 American alligators. At the White Gator Swamp, leucistic brothers Feros Zonbi and Trezo Je are, according to the park, two of only 12 leucistic alligators known to exist. Its albino gators include Pearl, and the Baby Gator Marsh holds more than 60 of the park’s smallest gators and this year’s hatchlings.

If you read our Gators, Ghosts & Goblins guide, the Halloween event is over, but the resident price runs a month longer.

Why We’re Hyped

Gatorland’s own pitch is that a family of four gets in for about half the cost of one adult ticket at the bigger theme parks. The park is open every day, rain or shine, and parking is free, so the only real deadline is Nov. 30.

The Details

  • Deal: Half-price single-day admission for Florida residents, valid through Nov. 30, 2026
  • Price: $17.50 adults (13+) and seniors (60+), $12.50 kids 3–12, plus tax; kids 2 and under free
  • How to buy: In person at Gatorland admissions only, with proof of Florida residency for each adult
  • Hours: Daily, 10 a.m.–5 p.m., holidays included, rain or shine
  • Parking: Free
  • Address: 14501 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32837
  • Phone: 407-855-5496
  • Info: Florida resident promotions · Hours and prices

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