Are there alligators at the Grand Floridian?

Disney Has Alligators Removed from the Resort Property Beginning almost immediately after the attack at the Grand Floridian Resort, trappers began removing gators found on Disney World property, thanks to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Statewide Nuisance Alligator Program or SNAP.



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Ammonia and human urine mixed together in a spray bottle has been used by some homeowners in the past, and this is apparently said to work as some sort of alligator deterrent.

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If you ever spot an alligator at the Disney Parks, do not approach. Report it to the nearest Disney Cast Member. You might notice alligator warning signs around bodies of water at Magic Kingdom, EPCOT, Disney's Animal Kingdom, Disney's Hollywood Studios, Disney Springs, and Walt Disney World Resort hotels.

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Despite father Matt Graves' attempts to save his child, the gator pulled Lane into the water where he died. The June 14, 2016 attack was witnessed by dozens of other guests as well as Lane's mother Melissa and 4-year-old sister Ella. The family had been visiting Disney on vacation from Nebraska.

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You can rest assured that many in the Sunshine State are home to gators. According to Florida Fish and Wildlife, Lake George, near the St. Johns River in northeast Florida, has the most-- more than 2,300. Lake Kissimmee, near Orlando, comes in second with just shy of 2,000.

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