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!

The Loch Ness Monster is a beloved classic coaster. Busch Gardens replaced the track a year or two…read moreago, but it hasn't helped the jerkiness. The cars have a lot of space in them where you'll be slammed around inside of. This ride without fail will give me either a headache or a backache. If you choose to ride it, save it for last.

I guess this is the oldest rollercoaster in the park. Especially since the American Coaster…read moreEnthusiasts have given it a Coaster Landmark. Which is kind of like a historical landmark just for coasters. I know that makes it a draw, but for some reason I don't see it for this ride. You can tell that it is a ride that has been here for a while. It feels dated and I do not think that it was a smooth ride in the least. I came off of here feeling like I had gotten out of bed the wrong way in the morning. Yes, I am currently at that age. What is impressive is the two loops that appear to be interlocked. It's always fun to be zooming upside down. To have two of those, it made the ride not so bad, but not so great either. I do appreciate how they actually included water into the theme. It would have been a little dull if they didn't have it going at least near the water. For a good portion you are going up and down over the water. I mean, this is the Loch Ness Monster...at least it didn't ask me for $3.50...

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.

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

We spent a full day at Water Country USA and still didn't hit everything. We arrived close to after…read moreopening and grabbed chairs near the wave pool. We also grabbed a single large locker. Life jackets are located throughout the park. There are several family water slides: Big Daddy Falls, Aquazoid Amped, and Malibu Pipeline were all rides we as a family with 36" and 48" tall children could experience together. My oldest and I liked the cutback water coaster a lot! Rock 'n Roll island is home to the lazy river, a large standard pool and an obstacle course. There is also a kiddie slide in this area along with 3 body slides for 48"+. My youngest enjoyed the cow-a-bunga play area and the couple of slides there. High tide harbor was also a hit: a multi level play structure with multiple kiddie slides. Hubba hubba highway was also a crowd-pleaser, think non-lazy river. We spent a lot of time in the wave pool too. No tubes but grab a life jacket and let the waves take over. We also had lunch and my youngest ate the whole cheeseburger she ordered and gave it two thumbs up. The dirt cups were also a favorite that the kids enjoyed. Definitely a fun waterpark, recommend a weekday visit if possible.

Today, me and my partner were there and we were leaving because we had ridden everything and on our…read moreway out we needed WiFi to call our Uber, well, one of the security guards (the lady with the black hair at the metal detector) yelled at us because she thought we were going back into the park (we weren't) we were simply trying to get better signal connection. Then she told us "not to go past the sign" that was in between the empty kettle corn bar and the exit, so we didn't. We inched closer to the sign to get better connection but we couldn't get any. (Mind you we DID NOT cross the sign line) then the male security guard with a GREEN HEADBAND, yells at us, "You have been warned, if you go past the sign you will be trespassing and you will be arrested" when we had two seconds earlier stated the fact that we had just been trying to get WiFi. It's really disappointing to see this as a customer and someone who has worked at bush gardens before. After this btw, I was going to come back into the park as the lady had suggested to get the WiFi and when I did, they had purposely moved the metal detector line and I heard the lady say to the guy, "well if they don't wanna come through now, they can just cry about it" as well as I had to stand near the now obsolete metal detector (after they moved it) and I luckily got the WiFi signal. They purposely moved the no bag line to the bag line just because they didn't want me to go through and when I needed the connection and was trying to get the uber to get both of us home, they got on the radio and called the park sheriff as if I was doing something shady. (I'm black btw) I hope whatever is left of the park time you guys have left is better than this one we both experienced today. Pics of them down below

I had my daughter's ninth birthday party here. Everyone was kind and attentive. The kids had blast!…read more Thank you!

Here for the second time, and my son loves it! There is so much for the kids to do; between ball…read morepits, slides, trampolines, basketball hoops, etc. It is a good size and my son doesn't sit still for two minutes while in here. There is a good amount of activities for toddlers and school aged children to do. As an adult, there are plenty of places to sit down and relax. Lol It is slightly pricey but the kids do enjoy and stay busy the entire stay so it's worth it.

We had a wonderful time at Play A Round Family Center! One of the first things that stood out was…read morehow affordable everything was. All of the staff I interacted with were very pleasant & helped me navigate which pass was best suited for our evening. We especially enjoyed the putt putt golf. The course felt brand new and was so well maintained & clean. The go-karts were a blast too. We didn't make it inside this time since there were a few parties going on, but there's an arcade indoors that looks like fun. Overall, I highly recommend this spot whether you're planning a family outing or even a casual date night. It's a great place to relax, laugh, and make some memories without spending a fortune.

Do NOT buy a gift card from here. Even though federal and state law prohibit a gift card from…read moreexpiring in less than 5 years, young "manager" did not want to discuss it. She said it does not matter, it is their policy that gift cards expire after a year.

The one thing that I remember about this coaster is that it is over as fast as you can think about…read moreit. I was wondering why the line was moving so fast, and once you get on the coaster you then understand. It is a launch coaster that pushes you out at high speed. But not before winding up. You'll go one way, then the other, and on the way back down you will be launched off onto the rest of the ride. You go fast, you invert, you twist and then you return. It is a simple coaster, with high thrill. Honestly you could ride this coaster all day with little to no wait. That is how fast the line goes. The only thing I didn't like, I felt like it was hidden. Or at least to me it was. It was hidden in plain sight to me. I had literally walked right by it on my way to what I thought was the next closest coaster.

Crazy slow barrel roll at the top and fun going forward and backwards. Scary fun. 5 stars.read more