Absolutely! As one of our most commonly asked FAQs, we encourage parents to bring smaller children to the park, they delight in seeing the wildlife. Children under 3 are always free at Everglades Holiday Park and don’t worry mom, our airboats are covered, so your children are protected from all weather conditions. Kids of all ages love our popular Florida Everglades tours!
Florida Everglades Tour FAQ
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Florida Everglades Tour Questions
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Can I bring my baby onboard for a Florida Everglades tour?
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How long are the airboat rides?
The airboat rides are longer than any other in the area. With 60 minutes of pure excitement, you can plan on spending a full hour out on the water. That’s enough time to journey deep into the wetlands to see all kinds of amazing sights.
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Is the airboat ride dangerous for kids and elderly?
Safety is a popular FAQs for our Florida Everglades tours, but one thing we pride ourselves on at Everglades Holiday Park is providing a safe, family-fun day of excitement for people of all ages. Our boat captains are highly skilled navigators who have been exploring the glades for most of their lives. As for our boats, we have the most impressive fleet in the Everglades, state-of-the-art vessels equipped for the most comfortable, and safe airboat tour around.
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What is the alligator presentation and how long is the show?
All of the Gator Boy Alligator Rescue live shows are approximately 15-25 minutes long. The show includes demonstrations, tricks and stunts as well as some interesting facts about the alligators of the Everglades.
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Are alligators forced to entertain groups at the park?
Quite the opposite actually. The Gator Boys Alligator Rescue actually helps nuisance alligators by giving them a place to live and eat in a natural setting. All of our shows are animal friendly. In fact, some of the gators we feature enjoy the attention and are little ❝hams❞ for the crowd!
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Can I touch a live gator?
You can do better than that! At Everglades Holiday Park, after the presentation is over, you can pose for a picture holding a baby alligator! Of course, its mouth is taped for protection, but you can still feel the strength and sheer awesomeness in your hands.
Everglades VIP Tour
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Do I need to make a reservation for VIP transportation service?
Yes, you need to make a reservation with a minimum of a 24 hr. prior notice to your Florida Everglades tour.
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Do I need to pay in advance for VIP transportation?
Yes, a 50% deposit is required.
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Can I pay in cash on the Bus?
You cannot pay cash, only credit cards are accepted.
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Can I pay the driver?
Yes, you can use your credit card. We accept Visa, Master Card, Amex, and Discover for a Florida Everglades tour.
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Will you pick me up from my hotel?
Yes, we offer courtesy pick up and drop off service from Hotels in Broward, Miami and Palm Beach County.
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Will I receive a confirmation of my reservation payment?
Yes, you will get an email confirmation. If you don’t see the email confirmation in your inbox, check your spam or junk mail folder. If you still didn’t receive it, call us and we will forward it again to you.
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Can I bring luggage on the van?
Yes, our vehicles are equipped to store luggage.
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Will you pick us up at the Cruise Ship Port?
Yes, we currently do pick-ups at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale and the Port of Miami for our Florida Everglades Tours.
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How many passengers can you accommodate?
We have several different vehicles which can accommodate various group sizes for group Florida Everglades tours.
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How will be I able to recognize the van?
The vehicle is clearly marked VIP Everglades Tour.
Looking for answers to other questions that you might have? Sure, no problem! Just give us a call and we’re more than happy to answer any questions that you may have! Our airboat tours are great fun for your whole party to enjoy! We are home to the only *1-hour airboat tour and the world-famous Gator Boys Alligator Rescue team where they perform thrilling tricks and stunts while providing our guests with an education on the Americal alligator and the Florida Everglades. We hope to see you for an Everglades tour really soon!