How does Disney World keep alligators out?

Most guests heed the signs and stay out of areas posted with warning signs reminding them that alligators are native to Florida and *can* be dangerous to pets and small children if you get too close. Large alligators are removed to a safe location if they get too aggressive.



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The signs being installed contain four sets of messages: “Danger,” “Alligators and snakes in area,” “Stay away from the water,” and “Do not feed the wildlife.”

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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. – At least 226 nuisance alligators have been trapped and removed from Walt Disney World property since a toddler was killed by an alligator at a Disney resort nearly five years ago, according to a report from ClickonOrlando.com.

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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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In Disney World, more often than not, the child has not gone far from the place where you were separated. However, if the parent cannot be located, the Cast Member will escort the child to the designated Lost Children area. They will wait for you there.

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Hidden deep beneath Florida's Walt Disney World lies a long, winding secret everyday parkgoers would never know existed. Built over 50 years ago in 1971 - and designed by Walt Disney himself - a nine-acre network of tunnels connects every single area in the park and is so large staff need golf carts to get around.

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