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Gorillas - Disney Animals

A gorilla surrounded by shrubbery

Disney's Animal Kingdom Theme Park

Africa

Guests Can Be

Any Height

Age Interest

All Ages

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Accessibility

  • May Remain in Wheelchair/ECV

Interests

Animal Encounters

Come salute our resident troop (family) of gorillas, the world’s largest primates.

Adult western lowland gorilla in forest

Gorillas at Walt Disney World Resort

Come see the growing troop of western lowland gorillas on the Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail at Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park.

Get to know the awesome apes that make their home in 7 countries across central and western Africa, typically in lowland tropical forests. Gorillas are charismatic, intelligent and highly social animals—with incredible strength!

Adult western lowland gorilla eating in forest

Home Away From Home

Disney animal care experts have brought the magic of the rainforest to life—creating an enriching environment for the gorillas.

Here’s a glimpse inside the life of a gorilla at Disney’s Animal Kingdom theme park:


  • A Natural Setting: A lush and sprawling tropical forest provides opportunities for the troops of gorillas to rest, communicate, interact, hide and explore.

  • Enriching Items: Tubs, bags, blankets, toys and puzzle feeders are staged around the gorilla habitat daily. These enrichment tools help increase the gorillas’ physical activity, stimulate their problem-solving abilities and offer them real choices.

Western lowland gorilla chewing woody stem in forest

Disney Conservation: Saving Gorillas

Gorillas depend on African forests to survive, but those tropical habitats are starting to disappear. Deforestation, poaching and infectious diseases are the biggest threats to gorillas.

The Walt Disney Company is committed to saving wildlife and protecting the magic of nature together as a global community.

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, support from the Disney Conservation Fund* helped the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund International open the Gorilla Rehabilitation and Conservation Education Center (GRACE). The center is devoted to rescuing and rehabilitating gorillas that have been orphaned by illegal poaching and animal trafficking.

Disney helped design and build the GRACE Center and continues to send Disney animal care experts, veterinarians and education specialists to work with the gorillas and offer training to GRACE’s community, animal care and education staff.

A small ape, the white cheeked gibbon

Gibbons

Go ape over adorable gibbons—the awe-inspiring acrobats of the rainforest.

An adult gorilla with a baby gorilla riding on its back

Gorilla Falls Exploration Trail

Trek through a lush tropical forest that’s home to gorillas, hippos, zebras and more.

A rustic kiosk called Harambe Fruit Market displaying fresh fruit, bags of chips and assorted snacks

Harambe Fruit Market

Delight in fresh fare—like apples, oranges and bananas—from this convenient snack spot.

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*The Disney Conservation Fund is supported by The Walt Disney Company and Guests of Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, with 100% of Guest contributions matched by Disney and directed to nonprofit organizations. Additionally, Disney covers all costs of managing the fund. The Disney Conservation Fund is not a charitable organization, and donations are not deductible as charitable contributions for US tax purposes.

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