Stuffed animal snake
By A Yahoo! Contributor, 6/24/07
Great Committment:
The gift shop was filled with high-priced items, but what place isn't with its "commercialized crock." My son chose a $35 pink stuffed animal snake (20 ft. long), which was dangling from the wall, but he asked for another color. Workers said the pink snake was the last one left, so we paid and ventured on our way (10-years old kid...it was sad). An hour later, however, as we sat eating and the place was bursting with people, a worker from the gift shop miraculously found us in a dark secret corner eating at a table and said she had located another 20' green snake in their hidden warehouse. The smile on my son's face was irreplaceable. We were totally amazed, as was all the other families sitting at other tables. I was impressed!
Minor Issues:
My two kids loved the alligator feeding, however, I'd call it more like an alligator watch, though. There are hundreds of pieces of "alligator bait," which were really doggie treats, at the bottom of the shallow pond, and though my kids tried diligently to get a gator to bit at their pole, the small gators just swam by not noticing the food. The alligator show didn't deliver on time with some excuse of an employee being late. We never saw "Crocodile Dundee" make his appearance.
Food was okay, a bit on the expensive side, but hey, it's vacation. Our waitress said it was against company policy to let customers borrow markers to scribble their names on the wall, so my kids couldn't partake in the "oh so famous" writing-wishing-wall. (Be advised to bring your own pen or marker). Other than these few complaints, the place is awesome and worth
going to. Enjoy!