Gatorama is a long-time Florida attraction located off the most beaten paths in South Florida, but it’s well worth a visit and the price of admission. Hundreds of alligators and crocodiles of all shapes and sizes are on display, as are some other Florida creatures. We were there in July, and since then, the local ABC7 station has done a story on the gator and croc training that goes on there. It’s surprising and fascinating and well worth the view. Enjoy, and have a great weekend!
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I don’t think I could see myself visiting this place, or any other reptiles park! Each to his own I guess 😂
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Yes, it’s not everyone’s cup of tea, to be sure. We seek out old Florida attractions since so few of them remain in the state.
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I have been there. There was even a guy who was missing part of his arm courtesy of a gator.
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Wow–that’s a shame, but not unexpected, I guess. I will never understand what attracts people to want to work with these creatures. But some of these attractions have been in families for generations; to them it’s completely normal; they’d have it no other way.
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Right you are!
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