To be honest I don't know, however the staff were very helpful so my guess is that they would accommodate your request.

Hi Vel, photos cost additional to the Cage of Death experience. Packages start at $39.95. Divers are briefed on photo options before their swim.

Hi 644sonalib, we have over 200 saltwater crocodiles at the park and 1 freshie!

No the cage is hard plastic and won't break. Yes the water comes in the cage but there is a space that is free of water so you are safe. It is fun and really safe

Bonjour. Désolé de ne pas pouvoir vous répondre, nous n'avons pas pénétré personnellement dans la cage. Ceci dit vous pouvez vous même prendre des photos ou filmer à travers la vitre du bassin. Bien Cordialement,

No mainly crocs

Hi @Imza86 Thank you for your questions. 1) What is the best timing to go so the crocs will be very active? (1pm?....morning?...etc) As reptiles are cold blooded animals, the hotter the weather the more energy they have. Between Oct-Apr the weather is pretty warm up here in Darwin, so any time of the day works well. As we feed the reptiles on most occasions, this also ensures an up close experience whilst in the cage. 2) Will the crocs be fed near to the cage? so i can see them very close to me? Yes, as per above. You will generally get a face to face encounter! The cage is a few inches thick, so it's VERY close! 3) Will the staff take photos / videos for me while i am in there? How much is the charges? Yes you can get a/ a Go-Pro to take into the cage & this footage and b/ A photography package of stills from the outside of the cage, through the viewing windows (see our Facebook page for examples) on a disk for $99.95. 4) Can i bring my own camera in there? Yes you are free to do this also. 5) How high is the water level in the cage? Do i need to trap water all the way ? The level depends on the position of the cage, however for most of the experience you can stand up and there is no need to tread water. 6) Do i need to bring my own goggles? These are supplied. Check us out on twitter, instagram and Facebook to see a range of photos from this week and what's been happening at the attraction! If we can assist further please let us know. CC Team.

Hi, my review was for Crocosaurus Cove in the city. It certainly isn't able to hold lions, tigers etc. but it does have a lot of very large crocs. As mentioned previously, you can swim with the crocs in a cage. Very exciting for some. It also has a large reptile section that is very well done. It is worth a visit. I have not been to the Crocodylus Park so cannot comment on that.

The animal activity is unpredictable and not guaranteed but the staff move you on to another enclosure if the croc in one is not active. They also use food to entice them around you. The first pool I was in the female was very active but the big male wasn't so they moved me into another pool (the 'cage' is on a crane so easy and quick to move) where the big guy was very compliant:) I hope you enjoy your swim

The crocs like to feed all day. The ones in the tank will be fed while you are in the tank on your way up. Pretty scarey. Enjoy.