Busch Gardens Williamsburg

The Busch Garden is the one of the best amusement parks and it has little zoo, kids play and adult roller coasters, all in one place. Its app which is very convinent to explore the map lively and know waiting time. The Food was also good. It is recommended to buy ticket in advance and it costs 90 USD per adult and worth it.

5 Stars – Busch Gardens Williamsburg: Where Spring Break Turned Legendary Visited: Spring Break 2025 – The Julius Family Adventure Busch Gardens Williamsburg was an absolute WIN for our Spring Break this year! From the moment we walked through those gates, it was game on—thrills, laughs, and unforgettable family moments from start to finish. First off—the rides? Griffon had me questioning my life choices in the best possible way. We even got my wife Karri on InvadR, and her scream was the real soundtrack of the day. But beyond the coasters, it was the atmosphere that hit different. From the charming European villages to the smells of smoked turkey legs and cinnamon sugar funnel cakes, it felt like vacation and adventure wrapped in one. Kennedy found her joy at the funnel cake stand (multiple times), and we all took a much-needed breather on the Skyride, soaking in the sights and the memories. Pro Tips: • Get there early, the lines are way shorter. • Grab a turkey leg and thank me later. • Don’t skip the Skyride—it’s like flying over fun! The staff was friendly, the park was spotless, and the vibe was perfect for family fun without the chaos. Busch Gardens Williamsburg didn’t just deliver a good time—it gave us core memories we’ll be talking about for years.

We had a great day at Busch Gardens Williamsburg! We went on a Monday at the end of July 2024. We booked the VIP parking, which is conveniently close to the park entrance. We were there at park opening, and the wait time to get on the rides was minimal to none. We were able to ride most major rides, some twice, had lunch on-site, and we left the park mid afternoon. Pantheon was our favorite ride, followed closely by Griffon and Tempesto. We were amazed by how clean and beautiful this park is. I would definitely return.

Visited during their Mardi Gras celebration. Parking is paid so I recommend getting all your reservations taken care of early! Use the Busch Gardens app to just pull up and go. Security is a breeze and if you are a pass member, you can have your photo tied to your account or show id at each visit. What else can I mention, the park is beautiful and clean always and vendors are full of surprises. We visited as a family of 6 and everyone had a good time. My favorite places to eat are FestHaus and New France's smokehouse. As with all theme parks, prepare to bring your wallet. BG is cashless, but there are few places in the park to turn cash into a prepaid card. You can refill in the park as you go. I used that as I do not like using my debit card everywhere. Overall, it's Busch Gardens. I love visiting and purchased a membership just so I can visit whenever I have a little extra spending money 💰

My family really enjoyed our visit. Weekday early morning or evenings are the best time to go. If its windy, they close many rides. On the weekends, they force you to use the paid lockers for all bags. Food is overpriced as is at all amusement parks but can bring in your own.