We felt the airboat ride was not worth the $23 per person. Were told the ride would be 25 minutes and it was only 15 minutes. Driver did not give any information and was more interested in giving a thrill ride with 360's and lots of water spray. Look for another place.

We were very disspointed with opur visit to this alligator farm. The airboat (the boat sat around 24) ride consists of two youngsters showing off airboat skills - if a real airboat ride in the everglades is what you are after - there are many better options. The shows seem quite cruel on the unwilling animal participants and the picture opportunities after the show with very young crocs -jaws are taped together by duck tape for tourists to be able to take pictures - felt very wrong.

The rest of the "farm" consists amongst others of a small souvenir shop, a very old snack caravan, and a large selection of alligators, snakes and crocodiles in what appear to be very cramped enclosures.

A walk along the nearby free Anhinga Trail will give you a much better opportunities to see alligators in their natural habitat - real guided airboat rides across the everglades are also available nearby.

We enjoyed the activities at the alligator farm. It was very educational and we advise you take the air boat ride into the everglades.

The farm is a farm in true meaning of the word. They have hundreds of animals in only a few square meters of enclosures. They take you an airboat ride that is quite fun and you get to see a bit of the Everglades and even alligators in their natural environment. But the farm part I didn't like at all. If you've never seen an alligator or a snake up close and really want to, go take a look. But if you are hoping to find respectful attitude towards the animals look somewhere else. The "show" they put on was horrible, a guy just dragged the poor gator around by its tail. Any zoo trip is nicer and more educational.