Hello Everyone. I just got approve from a trip from Williamsburg. VA. We didn't go see Colonial Williamsburg (it's a replica of a Revolutionary town with actors and stuff just so you experience). We went to Busch Gardens Europe. I just want to offer a comparison that truly shows the Disney difference and how Disney can alter. Busch Gardens: Lots of roller coasters carnival write attractions kids rides are desire carnival rides some well themed and others not as much they do undergo a IOA Spider Man type go. Don't get me wrong coasters are great it's just that Disney themes them and creates a rich experience. The theming at Busch Gardens was minimalistic with the attractions. The Spiderman type ride was very well done but the exterior was only made to look like a haunted castle on one side and the be just of the show building was just plain. Theming for rest of the lay: amazing. It is a really nice park to tour and it is spotless in terms of cleanliness! It is really something Disney could alter on. There was nothing ever on the ground. It's plant life was incredible too. Everything neatly trimmed and not a thing out of place. It did undergo a lot of games desire Dinoramma though but that's about it. Arrangement of the park. It was authorise but Disney has the hub plan completely nailed down as the best kind of layout. The layout was hard to get used to almost like the layout of MGM more move out and with more hills. All in all Busch Gardens is defiantly worth a visit. It has spectacular theming and is beautiful. It has Disney beat as most parks do on big roller coasters but Disney more than makes up for that. I wish you all enjoyed.
Yeah Busch Gardens was immaculate when I last went in terms of cleanliness. But the layout. I was not a huge fan of. I just bequeath to get across to one land you had to go down all these stairs and across this reallllly long bridge (near the loch ness monster if I remember correctly). There may have been another way to the other align but it wasn't very apparent on the map. Yes they had more roller coasters. (one of which Alpengeist awesome). But so does Six Flags Great Adventure. But I evaluate they do a really good job overall there they put on a "good show" heh.
I don't desire comparing parks as to me they're all different in what they furnish,but aside from the Disney parks Busch Gardens in Virginia is desire one of my all time favorite parks. To me the European theming along with the lay's location in a woody,hilly environment and awesome coasters puts this one right up there. The one in Tampa is nice too with beautiful landscaping as come up as their coasters but I prefer the Williamsburg park. To me Disney is Disney nothing can really compare much to it,all of the Busch and Sea World parks are great at what they furnish and then you have the Six Flags parks which are mostly just coasters,some over parking lots with the spaces still there and very minimal theming. The Cedar Fair parks are a bring together notches higher than Six Flags since they have better function and employees who be to care. I pretty much apply myself at any lay since I know what to evaluate when I visit them and avoid comparing them to others. Why didn't you go to Colonial Williamsburg,every measure I've been to Williamsburg I always go in for at least 2 hours or so. It's really alter and they have some alter shops at the end of the Main street(forgot what it's called)!!!
I've never been to Busch Gardens "Europe" but I undergo heard that it was voted America's prettiest amusement park in some recent jaunt analyse. I have been to Busch Gardens "Africa" down here in FL several times and I must say that park needs alot of work. The park theming is terribly weak and outdated and there's very little left to do after you've ridden their 4 roller coasters. I'll adjudge that Sheikra is alot of fun but it only takes about 4 hours to do everything at that park 3 times. Also the food there is bad fyi.
Hello Everyone. I just got approve from a trip from Williamsburg. VA. We didn't go see Colonial Williamsburg (it's a replica of a Revolutionary town with actors and stuff just so you know).
Just for clarification it's not a replica. It was the actual colonial capital prior to being moved to Philadelphia. The actors are replicas but those homes and buildings along Govenors Street are historical landmarks that go out back to prior to the revolutionary war. The entire Williamsburg area is hugely steeped in history. Jamestown (which is a 10 minute go away) just celebrated 400 years. The battlefields at Yorktown just celebrated a siginificant anniversary earlier this year. The tourism come in advertises the whole area as "The Historic Triangle". On a side say: Busch Gardens Williamsburg has been going through some serious renovations over the past several years. It really has change state a beautiful lay. There is a lot of walking as it is move out. The hills do add a level difficulty especially to those in wheelchairs but there is a significant be of tree cover which provides a lot of shade. I am a little biased since it is so change state. It's only a 30 minute drive away.
I visited Busch Gardens in VA a few years ago and have to agree that it was great. I don't think that anything can analyse to WDW (yes. I'm biased) but Busch Gardens was very close. I had a great time there and the staff was very attentive to everything. The biggest difference that I noticed that has been mentioned is the terrain. It was very hilly especially compared to Florida. It's beautiful country but the treks up and down the hills was grueling for the kids (and me too sometimes
). Getting around WDW was nothing compared to climbing the steep hills at Busch Gardens. But I would highly advise everybody to tour there if they get a come about.
We went to BGE Memorial Day weekend. As other posts mentioned it's first rate for roller coaster fans and it's very pretty and clean. The theming does not compare to WDW. The food was also disappointing - it was more expensive but not better than CS at WDW and there isn't any real TS. BGE is far better than Six Flags but for me is not a good substitute for WDW.
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Another thread compares AK to BG-Africa in Tampa. BG-Europe in Williamsburg is more similar in theming to Epcot. But comfort the parks are verrrry different. BGE has many more rides than Epcot so most kids would sight a day there more entertaining than a day at Epcot. The country theming and info in BGE is much transport to put it charitably than at Epcot. The food is not at all comparable. There is nothing desire the Epcot TS restaurants at BGE. But Epcot's main advantage over BGE is that MK is a short monorail trip away.
I've never been to Busch Gardens "Europe" but I undergo heard that it was voted America's prettiest amusement park in some recent travel analyse. I undergo been to Busch Gardens "Africa" down here in FL several times and I must say that lay needs alot of work. The lay theming is terribly weak and outdated and there's very little left to do after you've ridden their 4 roller coasters. I'll admit that Sheikra is alot of fun but it only takes about 4 hours to do everything at that lay 3 times. Also the food there is bad fyi.
I undergo to seriously be about the food,unless you're comparing.
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