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 | fb647763559 (0)
10/24/2007 | Busch Gardens is a fun place, and seems to be a step above your 6 Flags or your Dorney Park as far as the "cheese" factor...
Lots of animal exhibits (I came within 5 feet of an uncaged Bald Eagle when I was there), but the coasters are the real draw, and they do not disappoint.
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 | BBMU (0)
07/04/2007 | WARNING: You can take a backpack into the park, but you CAN NOT take it in line at a roller coaster. You have to leave it with someone or pay to use a locker by the coaster ($1 per use and you have to buy tokens to use them). You can no longer have the backpack placed on the exit side as you get on the coaster.
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| kinggreg (0)
06/25/2004 | Busch Gardens Williamsburg is a good park with great themed rides, and amazing shows. However they only have four rollercoasters, and don't have a single wooden one. We also found that the park was a bit overprice, and nothing really hit us to make us want to say Wow! I really want to do that again!
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 | BeatlesfanSteveo (4)
06/21/2004 | Although i live in Ma. my family still manages to get ourselves down here each and every year. I love the way it is set up. It has a great theme it has great shows great food ok prices. The rides are the best rides I have ever been on. So if you live in the Virginia are please get your self to Busch Gardens. It is Amazingly fun.
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 | Ray0313 (0)
04/07/2004 | We ate at the German place, I could have used my sandwich for a bat so I only ate the meat not the WWII era bread. My family and I have been to all the major theme parks in Florida also Hershey Park, Cedar Point, Michigans Adventure, ETC and I have never before felt the food cost too much, Busch Gardens Williamsburg was over priced in our opinion
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 | kamylienne (77)
08/08/2003 | Busch Gardens had advertised itself as being rated the most beautiful amusement park in the world . . . and rightfully so. The natural beauty surrounding the park is breathtaking--very little of the natural surroundings were disturbed in installing the five roller coasters and other attractions they feature. As far as the roller coasters go, they are few in number, but they are incredible--the Loch Ness Monster takes you through the forest, over the lake, into a cave, upside-down and all over the place; Apollo's Chariot's first drop is a HUGE rush! Those over the age of 21 can sign up for a "Beer class", where they teach you how they make beer and have samples for those who want it. There is a wonderful children's area, with friendly-looking dragons and all sorts of things to play with that make me wish I were young again! The food is great, the staff is friendly, the admission prices are fair. This park truly has something for everyone!
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| michael_arbor (1)
01/25/2001 | I think I just like the whole idea of amusement parks since I have not come across one that I really did not like as of yet. Had another fraternity formal in college at Williamsburg , VA and went to Busch Gardens the following day. Now the nice thing about this place is that they have a huge Beer Garden (being owned by Anheuiser Busch) and that was kind of a fun thing ot do the day after a big formal party. After the beer garden , we went to the park and went on all of the rides and it was a really fun time. I would say that this park was not as nice as the Busch Gardens in Tampa, FL, but not by much.
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