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Gatorland adds Giant White Alligators for a Limited Time Engagement

May 19th, 2009 by admin

White Gator at Gatorland

Orlando’s popular Gatorland has always drawn visitors to its 110 acre site with the promise of up close encounters with its primary inhabitants. Now there are four more reasons to spend some time at the “Alligator Capital of the World” – four of the world’s largest white leucistic alligators.

These striking blue-eyed creatures are each over 10 feet in length and weigh over 800 pounds. They are on display in a special exhibit space that allows visitors to (safely) get within a few feet for an unbelievable view of these extremely rare animals. Originally discovered in a Louisiana swamp, the white alligators were collected as babies before the liability of their lack of pigment caught up with them.

In addition to its newest residents, Gatorland has thousands of alligators and crocodiles. It also features an aviary, a nature walk, a petting zoo, rides, a restaurant, a Gator Wrestlin’ Show, and more. Now in its 60th year, admission to Gatorland is included as part of the Go Orlando Card. So stop by on your next visit to Orlando for a fascinating and fun experience.

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2 Responses to “Gatorland adds Giant White Alligators for a Limited Time Engagement”

  1. On Jun 3rd, 2009 at 10:52 pm John said:

    When we travel to Orlando we got free theme park tickets from the High Point World resort and we really enjoyed the Gatorland.

  2. On Jun 25th, 2009 at 3:40 pm Eric Hoffman said:

    If you haven’t seen these Gators, you should They are amazing and Gatorland did a terrific job remodeling the whole place just recently. In this day when every park ticket costs an arm and a leg Gatorland is still extremely affordable for the whole family

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