Busch Gardens needed another family coaster for parents to start their kids on and this is it. It's…read morea smooth ride with hills, turns and good theming. If you pay attention to the decor and soundtrack, you'll get the story of the ride from the wolf running around the clearer out village to it getting caught and the villagers celebrating the wolf's defeat. Note: this ride has size limitations. If you're worried, make sure to try out the test seat before the line.

Amazing new roller coaster…read more Not too scary very family friendly Lots on smooth twists and turns

Fun theming and fast. InvadR is a wooden coaster that has plenty of hills and turns. This coaster…read moreis very family friendly and does not go upside down. The line for this is hard to tell until you walk up to it, but it moved pretty quickly.

I love this coaster. Fast, fun and wooden it bounces you around and gives you some seriously fun…read morethrills and throws your stomach into your throat at least a few times. Definitely different from the faster, bigger metal coaster, but I'm a sucker for wooden ones.

Crazy coaster and maybe one of the most scrambling/disorienting I've ever been on. My 10-year-old…read moreroller coaster junkie of a son _loves_ it and it's really fantastic, but I can't ride it more than once in row because of how much it scrambles my brain and generally leaves me feeling woozy and a bit stumbly. Maybe that's a sign of how good it is though.

Massive first drop, really great layout and theming, and the operations are also pretty good from…read moremy experience. I'm used to Afterburn at my home park, Carowinds, which is a better ride, but that doesn't mean this is bad. The main flaws with it all stem from the mid course brakerun that slows you down to a crawl, making the second half a lot slower. Still a quality ride that people should do when they go here

I don't know why Apollo's Chariot hasn't gotten more love here. To me, it is like the old school…read morerollercoaster in the park that everyone can ride and find enjoyment. When I say that, I say it lightly. I know it is just over twenty years old, but for the type of rollercoaster it is, it is kind of one of the firsts. I believe it is said that this is the first hyper rollercoaster built by the firm that built it. So, yeah, maybe old school isn't a bad way to describe it. The line moves swiftly, obviously not as fast as the coaster itself. The line winds a bit more than I expected. But once you get to the platform you get to feel the rush of the air. Once you are on the ride it feel like it is over in a flash. After the initial climb and pre-drop you are dropped down towards the water and tossed and jerked for the rest of the ride. Honestly, this ride is a bit badass. I mean, on the inaugural run Fabio did get hit in the face with a goose. How much more badass can you get?

One of my favorite roller coasters at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Even though it is starting to…read moreshow its age, the experience is still the same. Pure fun!

One of the best coasters in the park, Verbolten has speed, twists, turns and plenty of theming…read more The line is fun to wait in because there's so much to look at and it's all covered. The ride used to have three options inside the "dark forest," but they have needed an update. It is going to be updated soon and I'm looking forward to what it will look like when they're done.

Really fun, different coaster. The ambiance is cool with the idea of taking a trip through a…read moreforbidden forest, the part that some of it is in the dark and there's a bit of a surprise in the middle really kicks it up a notch. A clear example of why Busch Gardens is truly a great coaster park.

My wife and I have been sailing a few years on lakes in 25 footers and wanted to get out on some…read morebigger waters and on bigger boats. We also wanted formal training and certifications and we found this place online. We also thought seeing Virginia and the east coast a bit would have been a great time for my wife Brittany's birthday. So we flew to Virginia's SailTime courses instead of one of the the ones in our own state. We flew from California and I spoke with Connie and she was kind enough to let us stay on a 41 ft yacht (Adiona, a 41 ft Jenneua) for our stay in Virginia which saved us about half a grand on hotels. When we landed a lady named Brooke made sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. When we got on board to unpack there was even a note waiting for us that said happy birthday. Brooke was a sweetheart for sure and we felt like family by the time we had set our bags down. She made sure of it. We met our captain the next morning. A man named Jim Lant who took us through our 101, 103 and 104 courses over the next 6 days. We had a GREAT time and I honestly didn't want to leave when we finished up our last tests. Those six days we sailed every day and every place we sailed too seemed to have friendly people there who all knew each other and our captain Jim. The first ocean sail my wife and I ever did together was from Norfolk to cape Charles and that's pretty cool. Well miss the people and sailing for sure! Everyone who loves sailing should come here and meet Connie, Jim and Brooke. You won't regret it and we won't ever forget it. Jim is the BEST captain.

We went on a 3 hour sail from 9-12 on July 14, 2018. It was my husband and I and our 4 children…read moreages 6-15. This was truly an exceptional experience for all of us. Captain Jim was absolutely amazing. He was so patient and did such a fantastic job of teaching us about sailing and he allowed all of us to take part in one way or another. He was so good at including everyone and making sure each person received direct guidance from him. It's generally really hard to find activities that all 6 of us enjoy due to the age range but this turned out to be an absolutely perfect day. I would highly recommend Sailtime if you are thinking of trying this adventure! Working with them on scheduling was so easy and smooth as well. Be warned, you will want a sail boat afterward.....

Small park, but the views are where the money is. You can see the river running through town, the…read moredelightful condo's adjacent to a nice part of town, or the impressive, modern Hampton U building.

a tiny park with a little covered stage with uncovered ampihtheater stone seating, a few trees and…read morebenches, a port-a-potty, and a nice view of the water and of the cars going across adjacent charmless concrete bridge. if you work in the area or whatever it is a pleasant quiet place to sit and eat your bag lunch.

1* If it's still closed, with excuses. 4* if it's open. It's…read moreabout time. This pier provides QOL for so many.

Its secured till further notice been like that for a very long time.read more