The Alligator Farm's history as an attraction and an accredited zoo is nearly as exciting as zipping across the Alligator Lagoon on Crocodile Crossing, the park's thrilling zip-line attraction. Merchant will abide by gift certificate state laws. No cash or credit back. Each certificate must be used in one visit.

ALLIGATOR FARM ZOOLOGICAL PARK

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Not valid on holidays. Certificate not valid for purchase of gift cards. Entire value must be used in a single visit. X Feedback. Sorry you're having a bad experience. Tell us how we can improve Suggestion Question Problem. No, Thank You. Thank You and Enjoy! Thank You You have already subscribed Close. Oops, We need your Phone. Augustine Alligator Farm. Deals Coupons Gift Cards About. Full Value Now, since the last time we were there see below , it was too cold for the reptiles to be fed, and this time we actually saw the feeding, we could make the comparison… and there is none: go on a warm day when they feed!!

I am going to emphasize the alligator feeding as that is what we missed out on last time. Except for the prices, there really has not been that big a difference that we could tell in the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park in the last four years. This is Jim Darlington, curator of reptiles at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park. And those three are not mutually exclusive.

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They are glorious, and there are a ton of them! And then Mr. Darlington sets down a bag of alligator food and catches the attention of a few of the inhabitants. He also tossed some in by hand. This is a crocodile I think. There are two in this swamp among the alligators. It was quite the production! If you are in the St. Augustine area, this really is worth the price of admission. Below is my original post with our February visit.

Hubby and I arrived at the St.

Augustine Alligator Farm bright and early on a Tuesday morning… after we had gone to breakfast and dropped Max off at the groomer. Ok so it may have been closer to noon than early morning, but it was bright out! Let me back up a bit… Hubby went to the St.

Augustine Alligator Farm because I wanted to go. He was a good sport about it, and we wandered around for about 2 hours. We did not see everything, but we saw the highlights. When we arrived at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm, Hubby nearly had a heart attack over the ticket price. By the time we finished with the zoo, he admitted that the price was more than fair. That is a lotta gators to feed!

The clerk at admissions did ask us if we belonged to X, Y or Z to get a discount. I wish we had known to either bring quarters or to break a few dollars at the admission counter. Or, even better — I wish that there was a change machine by Alligator Swamp so we could have bought some pelts to feed the alligators. Around the corner, we saw this albino alligator. He has red eyes and is the only alligator that can get a sunburn.

I wish I had taken photos a bit faster of this guy. He was on the move, and it would have made an excellent gif! There were a lot of birds and turtles in with the alligators. We encountered this lady on our way to the swamp. She told us that the alligator she was holding was years old, and his her? She told us that alligators they clamp on to their food, and they snap off pieces by breaking off pieces of their prey.

See those arrows? As we started to walk away, she unzipped her jacket to show us what she was hiding: a snake!! We then went over to see Maximo, and boy am I kicking myself! He showed us his pretty teeth one was broken , his closed throat, and basically postured for 10 minutes while a group of about 10 of us stood an admired. And when I got home, I found all my photos too over exposed to post!! He truly is an enormous crocodile. One of their offspring scared the crud out of me when it jumped into the water in the tank across from the pool!

Next up was Gomek, and if you have the time read up on this guy. He has quite the story! There was also a short story about how Gomek came to be at the St.

It was extremely interesting, so if you do go to the Alligator Farm, stop and watch the presentation. The alligators know by the sound of feet near the feed pelt machines that someone might be tossing in food, so they gather in clumps. This was really cool! The water seemed rather shallow, so you got a great look at all the alligators in the water.

Apparently, you can have your picture taken with the turtles! I have no idea what that is about. Augustine Alligator Farm for details if you are interested.