I’m not sure about a 3 year old as it’s very loud and at times very fast. Depends on how they are You may want to ask the people that run it but I would not take somebody that you g if they were mine. Seven is fine

Did you go yet? They changed a little for our July ride but still Rachael works so well with the kids and the gators. 2, 5, 17, 35, 36 & 61 year olds all had a great time. 1/2 hour for the gator meet and greet and 1 hour ride. Make reservations.

Yes. Adults $40. Kid $30 cash. Credit card is a little more. Worth every penny to us. Call ahead. Strongly suggested reservations esp. with group.

Yes! I think it’s $1 more if you choose to pay with credit card versus cash. :) Have fun!

$40 adults, $30 kids if you paid cash. A few dollars more for credit cards. I don't know where there cutoff is, but they insisted that my 11-year-old was an 'adult' for ticket price purposes.

If you think you need them, don't put on any bug spray or sun lotions until after you've seen the demonstration with the alligators, but you might want to have it with you for the airboat tour. The suggestions already provided are all good ones as well...

I think it was $40 per adult for about an hour and a half ride. You also get to hold a couple small alligators after the ride.

The going price will be on the website. I think we paid $40 cash, and it was a bit more if you used a credit card. The ride was an hour, but there was a session beforehand where you learned a lot about the animals, and even got to touch them. It was a lot of fun!

I agree with Donkeede on all fronts. In the first part of the experience you'll get to hold a small alligator if you want while hearing about them as well as the environment they live in there in Florida. Our boat tour was about 1 1/4 hours long and was the highlight of our time in the area. Very worthwhile experience and reasonable on a cost basis.

It does go fast at times, but it is slow at other times. It is comfortable and can hold 8.