Let me start by saying, regardless it was worth the $25 per and I paid for 2 adults and 5 children. As long as you arrive 10-15 before the ride parking is right there, very easy to find, nothing confusing. If you booked online, go into the main office and get your wristbands and ear plugs, and you’re off. The captain was a sweet older man,temperatures were in the mid 50’s. Dress super warm. I promise you it is cold, when moving on the water. Not sure if he kept speed to a minimum but it’s not by any means a thrill ride. The cold Kept the alligators out of sight and unwilling to surface therefore the entire ride we could not spot a single gator. He basically apologized but said there was nothing he could do due to the colder temperatures. Wish he had told us that before we embarked. He basically mentioned that every ride out for the day had not seen a gator yet. Too little too late. Regardless I wish he would’ve hit the gas a little more and given us a ride to remember. Did I mention it was cold real cold. I was prepared. My kids were dressed in double sweaters, scarves, 3 blankets, and still it was cold. I had on a long sleeve rash guard type shirt, a fleece sweater, and a beach style rain jacket, and could feel the chill. My 15 year old was texting, my 13 year old was kinda into it, my 10 and 7 year old daughters were too cold including my wife and mg 4 year old, was neither here nor there. I guess it really depends on the captain and their personality. We were not traveling fast as he was trying to locate a gator, and speeds never really got up to anything exciting or worth remembering. After exiting the airboat we had an opportunity to go to the reptile exhibit there was a 13 foot python coiled up really not doing much because it was cold. Some other lizards. The highlight was being able to pet a baby alligator, then there was Mom and Pop a 9’ and 13’ in the pool, and another that had us completely fooled on the grass. It looked so fake and was motionless and began to move, minutes later. That was incredible. It was 4’ feet away and could not tell the difference till the exhibit host, told us more about her. He was very nice, and very knowledgeable. Overall, I’m sure my kids will remember it as a memory in the future. So will I. Nothing to rave about but thankful for the experience.