Animals

Disney’s Animal Kingdom is not as crowded as other Disney Parks, but still has its moments. Here are some tips for visiting on a busy day.

Museum of Illusions Orlando doesn’t think humans should have all the fun. On Sept. 25, the museum is throwing its second “puppy paw-ty.”

Wild Florida’s Drive-thru Safari grows to four miles over 170 acres and includes more animals including gemsbok, kudu, and springbok.

Thanks to new concept art from Avatar 2, we can confirm a section of Disney’s Flight of Passage ride deals with creatures from future movies.

Camel Safari ranch in Las Vegas has 3 new ways to get up close with a variety of exotic animals, including Bactrian camels, adorable sand cats, and outrageous New Guinea singing dogs. From photographic tours to a daytime glamp camp, it’s an unforgettable family adventure under the desert’s open skies.

Gatorland’s Gatorpalooza Fun Fest, a uniquely Floridian weekend filled with live music, kooky contests, games, gators, and much more, returns May 15-16, and it’s all included with park admission.

Wild Florida has announced the return of Gator Week, offering nearly-free Gator Park admission from May 24-29, with a donation of whatever spare change visitors can rustle up.

Frontier Airlines and Visit Orlando are launching the “Who is Orlando’s Most Loved Animal?” promotion, where animal lovers can vote for their favorite Florida animal while also earning a chance to win free Frontier Airlines flights to Orlando.

As alligator breeding season gets underway and more people are enjoying the outdoors, Gatorland Orlando has shared a few safety tips.

Kids and parents alike can celebrate spring during Busch Gardens Tampa Bay’s Sesame Street Safari of Fun Kids’ Weekends.