Alligator Adventure

Cool Alligator and Crocodile Farm. Admission price is a little steep as it’s not large area.
They have a huge alligator skull on display as soon as yo come in the main entrance. There’s a souvenir shop there too.
They have a few other animals, turtles, Bobcats, Parrots and other birds. Lots of small alligators in the smaller pens. The large ones are mostly along the trail. It’s actually a walkway over the water in the larger pens. You definitely want to time your visit with the feeding schedule.
They have an Albino Alligator which was pretty cool. There’s a few crocodiles too.
The biggest alligator they have was in it’s pen and it was pretty big.
The last time I was here was a long time ago and he was bigger than I remember the first time.

A great place to spend some time with your kids and some creepy creatures. I have taken my daughter, niece and multiple friends visiting us and have never been disappointed and always have a good time. From alligators and snakes it is an excellent way to add some fun and education to your vacation.

This place is huge! I came for my birthday and it was such an exciting day. So many beautiful reptiles and other wildlife as well. The workers are very knowledgeable about the animals and there is so much to see! Wear some comfy sneakers

Love this place for the animals. On the expensive side for something that really only takes about an hour to walk around… maybe 2 if you stretch it out and try to go slow and catch a couple of shows.

This place is great to go with or without kids. My wife and I have been here twice. Second time with our kids. If you are looking to see some alligators, they are defiantly their! If you are looking for something to do for a couple hours stop in at this place!

ABSOLUTEY DO NOT GO OUT OF YOUR WAY TO GO TO THIS PLACE ! They told me I have to change my clothes to come in and I wasn’t wearing anything inappropriate. If this place is going to operate in modern day America they should fire the old woman at the front desk. COMPLETELY UNINVITING PLACE FOR ANYONE 40 AND UNDER, NON WHITE, OR VARYING IN ANY OTHER WAY SHAPE OR FORM from this women’s beliefs or personal prejudice. DON’T GIVE THESE BIGOTS YOUR MONEY OR WASTE YOUR TIME! Also this is my first Unilocal review. I am not one to waste my time destroying a establishments credibility but this woman was completely out of line, like I could sue her for the prejudice and lack of reason behind not allowing me to purchase a ticket.

This is a great place to take the kids, or even adults in the Myrtle beach area. I very much enjoyed the afternoon I spent there, and I am not a big fan of reptiles. It was informative and enjoyable.

Alligator Adventures is definitely interesting. There are lots of animals to see and hourly shows that are absorbing and informative. The highlights are the two headed turtle, the rare Chinese Alligators and the 20 ft 2000 lbs croc. The downsides would be that the facility is almost completely outdoors, so on a hot day it is tough on kids and adults. The price is also a little steep, especially if you are bringing your family.

The kids loved this place, though don’t expect to find any coupons. We came early in the morning when the temperature was warm but not hot. Animals were just waking up and preparing for breakfast. You can even see caretakers feeding or interacting with the animals. More importantly, you can avoid the crowds. We saw the AM feeding and animal touching talk before any crowds really showed up. Don’t miss the 2-​headed turtle at the back of the park. It’s small and was not marked, we needed to ask. On a side note, I am not sure why they have Lemurs, Bobcats or non-​threatened species.

This was a great place to see alligators and other animals. They have shows every hour so you can catch a handling show (sit in the first two rows to touch the animals) and an alligator feeding. I enjoyed being up close to the animals and loved the experience– it’s a million times better than the aquarium!

The staff were friendly and helpful, especially the greeter. He answered our questions, made sure we knew when the shows where, and where they were. Shows were ok. Nothing exciting and educational aspect was virtually non existent.
The poor birds and lemurs were kept in tiny cages so dank and depressing. Lemurs were in a cave like, indoor exhibit more fit for bats than these inquisitive creatures.
Several of the younger gators were extremely thin and covered in sores. Pens were very crowded. We left after my five year old pointed out a sleeping baby alligator in the emu enclosure. It definitely wasn’t sleeping but it was dead. In the emu’s tire. Yes tire. Enough said.

Worth the money, worth the trip, skip Waccatee Zoo and go here, that place was a horror show. We watched them feed the alligators, very cool, kids would love it.

I went here in February with a coupon. This isn’t the best time of year to go, just make sure you use a coupon.
I was really enjoying myself looking at all of the alligators, snakes, birds, etc. There were lots of beautiful and unique animals here.
Once I saw the wolves, lemurs, and kangaroos, though, I started to feel sad. They clearly didn’t have enough room to roam, and they were clearly not happy. I actually started contemplating setting them free. I was plotting an escape when I realized I didn’t have the resources to ensure that the animals wouldn’t attack me. I couldn’t even watch the alligator show because of the mournful howling of the wolves.
I ended the day by walking around and apologizing to the animals for their conditions.
I would have only given this one star if not for a fantastic impromptu nature show. A large bird (heron?) was in with the alligators. Thirty minutes later it flew into with the flamingos. We thought of how nice it was that the birds just fly around. We were then checking out some of the super expensive fish in a pool and the bird came and grabbed one and flew off. We then realized the bird was probably not property of Alligator Adventure!
I won’t go back, but to each his/​her own.

I had such a good time here! We checked out the reptile show that they held, and at the end we all formed a line to take turns holding a baby alligator & taking pictures with it. (BTW, the animal exhibits are nicely kept & you can tell they’re treated well.) We also checked out the crocodile feeding they had, where we learned of facts about the reptiles, and got to see them jump out of the water to eat raw chicken. It was a really great experience :) make sure you bring lots of quarters to feed the fish & ducks!

My wife and I had been here before several years ago and we loved it. Since my oldest likes anything with teeth or growls or crawls, we figured he would love it. He absolutely had the best time, he touched a snake and alligator during one of the shows in the pavilion, and he really enjoyed the reptile house that has a variety of big snakes. We were also able to watch the alligator feeding. This place is definitely a must stop if anyone in your family is into this kind of thing. My son couldn’t stop talking about it.

While this was interesting it was on the other hand pretty sad. The wolves there were suffering in the South Carolina heat. It was painful to watch. I questioned my attendance there and wondered how this was any different than attending a show at Sea World. The lemur enclosures looked moldy and mildewed and the poor red lemur was in there all alone. I am not fixated on animal cruelty in anyway but this made me seriously question my patronage of these establishments.

Pretty cool place, is a small zoo but doesn’t disappoint. There are shows every hour or so, plenty of gators too. Bathrooms need some love but sodas come with a free take home cup from the snack shop! Also when you buy a ticket you get a second day free within the next 7 days, pretty cool deal.

This is an awesome place!
The greeter Bob was super nice and gave us great info about the park.
Everyone that works there really knows their stuff! We took advantage of the 2^nd day tickets and went back with the good camera!
The alligator feeding was great! Our personal favorite was Bob the tailless alligator.
The entire family had a blast! It was extremely hot!!! But they have cooling stations. Very nice touch!

Great fun! Good for kids and adults alike.
Price is very reasonable. Location is nice, great place to stop on the way out of town, if you live up north. Nice variety of alligators and crocs, interesting shows, and of course the biggest alligator in captivity. Very enjoyable experience

Every time I went to Myrtle Beach I wondered about this place. On a recent visit I decided to satisfy my curiosity. And I am glad I did.
I expected to see alligators and crocodiles but I didn’t expect to see the various other animals including birds, turtles, lemurs, tigers, camels and more.
This is a great place for any animal lover, just don’t get so close to the gators!
I’m a bird person so my favorite thing was the macaws, the sun conures and even the ducks. Sorry gators.
But it was great to see the gators being fed, the baby gators and the various types of gators and reptiles found throughout the world.
This is one of the must see attractions in Myrtle Beach.