Cage of Death Darwin Price

The Cage of Death costs A$197 for one person at the Crocosaurus Cove desk, or $137.09 on GetYourGuide — the same price in US dollars. Both include 15 minutes in the cage, a 30-minute safety briefing and a full day of park entry. Photos are extra.

A cage for two costs A$299 at the desk or $208.06 on GetYourGuide, which works out at about $104 per person — roughly a quarter less than going solo. Both people get park entry for the day. Choose the "2 People" option when booking.

Yes — the Crocosaurus Cove Cage of Death price includes general entry to the park for the whole day, so you don't need a separate ticket. Arrive early and see the rest of the park before or after your dive.

Cage of Death photos are sold as a separate photo package at the park, and the operator doesn't list the price online. Ask at check-in before your session so you can decide in advance. Reviewers who bought the photos are happy with them.

No — the desk price of A$197 for one and A$299 for two converts to about the same as GetYourGuide's $137.09 and $208.06. Booking ahead also secures a session, which matters in the dry season when the cage books out.

On GetYourGuide you can cancel for free up to 3 days before your session. At the desk, cancellations must be made at least 72 hours ahead, or the full payment is lost.

Any month works — sessions run every day from 9:30am to 5pm. May to September is the busiest season, so book well ahead then. Crocodiles can eat less in the dry season and the October–November heat also changes feeding, so a feed at the end of your dive is never guaranteed.

There is no child price for the Cage of Death because the minimum age is 15, and no senior price is listed. Discounted tickets exist only for park entry and the other experiences, such as the VIP Big Croc Feed.