
Wild Florida has announced it will hold its annual Gator Week celebration May 26-31, 2025, with live demonstrations, interactive experiences, and more.

Wild Florida has announced it will hold its annual Gator Week celebration May 26-31, 2025, with live demonstrations, interactive experiences, and more.

Wild Florida has announced it will hold its annual Gator Week celebration May 26-31, 2025, with live demonstrations, interactive experiences, and more.

Wild Florida has announced it will hold its annual Gator Week celebration May 23-28, 2022, with live demonstrations, interactive experiences, and more.

Wild Florida has announced it will hold its annual Gator Week celebration May 24-29, 2021, with live demonstrations, interactive experiences, and more.

Wild Florida will hold its annual Gator Week June 8-13, 2020, and they are offering free admission to Essential Workers (first responders, healthcare workers and grocery store workers).
Even though many view alligators as fierce carnivores always on the hunt, that’s not actually the case.

Forget Shark Week. Wild Florida will hold its annual Gator Week May 6-11, 2019, and best of all, admission is free to its Gator and Wildlife Park during that week.

Forget Shark Week. Wild Florida will hold its annual Gator Week May 7-12, and best of all, admission is free to its Gator and Wildlife Park during that week.
Even though many view alligators as fierce carnivores always on the hunt, that’s not actually the case. To help dispel the myths, Wild Florida decided to dedicate an entire week to educating and debunking many common misunderstandings surrounding these reptiles through live demonstrations and interactive experiences.
Here is what is scheduled for Gator Week 2018:

Forget Shark Week. Wild Florida will launch their first annual Gator Week May 1-6, and best of all, admission is free to its Gator and Wildlife Park during that week.
Even though many view alligators as fierce carnivores always on the hunt, that’s not actually the case. To help dispel the myths, Wild Florida decided to dedicate an entire week to educating and debunking many common misunderstandings surrounding these reptiles through live demonstrations and interactive experiences.