Kids Can Get In FREE At One Orlando Theme Park This Month

Did you know about Gatorland in Florida?

Gatorland was last in our news when it reopened from its 2020 pandemic closure, and added a strange social distancing mascot. The park offers a similar, yet simultaneously very different, type of animal encounter that Animal Kingdom in Disney World does, where guests can interact with alligators and crocodiles and see shows featuring the animals. If you’re looking to visit soon, certain guests can take advantage of the extended half-off admission entrance and newly added kids-get-in-free deal.

According to Orlando Sentinel, Florida residents can get half off their admission and bring one child between the ages of 3 and 12 in free for every paying adult now through the end of September.

Tickets must be purchased at the South Orange Blossom Trail attraction and proof of Florida residency must be shown. Admission is $16.50 during this half price offer ($15.99 for those aged 60+). Tickets for children are normally $22.99.

Looking for other things to do around Orlando in September? You can also visit Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party or Halloween Horror Nights (which you can win free tickets for here).

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