Most of the time I'm either dropping off or picking up people from this airport. In late March I…read moregot to actually use this airport to fly to Germany part of a military unit. The good: 1. Free wifi. It's 2017 and there are airports that don't have free wifi. So glad this airport has it. Our flight was delayed for 3 hours. Not fast but efficient. Played some games and made some video calls. 2. The USO. Free drinks and snacks. Volunteers checked up on us and made coffee when needed. 3. Numerous outlets and USB charging spots. 4. Food- the only restaurant was so so but stayed open an extra few hours because they knew our flight was delayed. Not the happiest bunch serving us but the food was ok but not many options available. 5. Cherry blossom trees. They were blooming at the time. Reminded me of Japan. Need improvements: 1. Processing large units. Really slow. Only 2 screeners. Slow at ticketing and checking our luggage and cargo. 2. Food- the one restaurant- a lot of options were sold out or not available. Frustrating when you ask for three things and they don't have em in stock. Would of loved to try their adobo plate but had to settle for choice #4. Not a bad experience but not the best either. Safe travels!

I am now in Norfolk VA on the huge base here and the air terminal has expanded since the 25 years I…read morewas LAST here! Then it was a single building, one room, two gates terminal, but now it has evolved into a multi-level terminal with elevators, huge spacious seating/waiting areas upstairs, a roomy USO with free internet access, reading material, etc, a dependent lounge, and even restrooms with single shower facilities! Downstairs are the check-in and passenger terminal counter, and even lockers to store your gear temporarily so you don't have to drag your life in luggage all over the place; unfortunately the lockers are so small but inexpensive that you can't place anything larger than a chihuahua, the lockers measuring about (very approximate) 15" square. A small sports bag would probably fit inside with no problem and are located in front of the check-in counters. I love this terminal because the numbers they use have remained unchanged throughout the decades I've used and known of this terminal. I am told there is a free shuttle during working hours. I was originally advised free wifi is located on the top floor where there is even a huge charging station, but even downstairs the wifi was very fast and connectable. Terminal is NOT open 24/7 so make plans for lodging should you arrive here and don't get out the same day. NOTE: Be prepared to sit with soldiers/airmen and LOTs of them as I discovered when I first arrived.

This is a very pretty, modern, well maintained airport, only about 25 minutes from Virginia Beach…read more There's a huge passageway that connects the terminal to parking garage and rental cars. The main lobby area has few restaurants, shops restrooms, and even a small kid's play area. The glass ceilings brings in lots of sunlight. They have an airport logo sculpture for visitors to take pictures. There are two concourses in the airport. They have big signs with airline names on each concourses entrance. The security screening was quick. Inside the terminal there were more shops and restaurants but we didn't see any airport lounges. At the gate, there were clear signs for each flight. But the building and interior seemed older than the main lobby section. The boarding was smooth and the flight left on time. Good work overall by the ground crew.

Norfolk International is what I would consider a medium sized airport. There are smaller and there…read moreare much larger. Major renovations are happening at present. Some airlines require you to fly smaller planes out of Norfolk with layovers and plane changes at a hub. There are convenient direct flights such as Delta to LaGuardia in NYC. This is an important flight for me. Another direct flight is one my sister took for many years on Southwest from Nashville. My earliest experiences with flying were in really small airports, some of which probably no longer exist. You haven't lived until you've flown a single prop plane that shook all the way up and down then landed in Greenville, MS stopping just as it reached the levee of the Mississippi River.. When I moved to Atlanta in 1971 my flying experiences completely changed with Hartsfield-Jackson. My first encounter with Norfolk International was when my then 4 year old son & I were coming to meet my already relocated husband to look at houses. My son flew with us a lot from Atlanta. So his experience was with the busiest airport in the world. As we taxied to our gate he said "Oh look, a baby airport. Have you ever seen an airport so small? Isn't it cute?" The more I shushed him the louder he became. People started looking at us. I thought "These people are never want us living here." Forty years later the airport has grown. A new terminal has been built, parking has been expanded with more expansion in progress. An extremely convenient "Park & Wait" lot has been built for those waiting to pick up someone at baggage claim. A new rental car building is in planned and in progress. The airport is convenient, close to my house and meets my needs and those of my family flying in. Forty years later it's served me well.

We reserved J&J Limo for our parent's 50th anniversary. We experienced first class service. Very…read moreprofessional staff. I would only use this company for all events.

Driver very pleasant and professional. Very apologetic for condition of vehicle. limousine was…read moreolder model Cadillac Escalade very loud in of a muffler and Air conditioner didn't work. Made for an uncomfortable 1 hour 15 minutes drive to and from event with temperatures over 90 degrees.

We were there for the Neptune Festival. Hope, our Driver…read morewas wonderful, kind, patient, and made our experience an added delight !

I enjoyed riding the VB Wave. Purchasing tickets via the app was pretty easy and the rides were…read moresmooth. I docked a star because the schedule feels very inconsistent and there is no way to track when a trolley is coming. A daily route schedule or even a tracking feature on the app would make a lot of sense. It would also be best from an accessibility standpoint to eliminate unnecessary standing and waiting at the pick up spots. Speaking of which, the signage is pretty limited. The signs are not eye and maybe are hidden or covered by trees. Having a dedicated trolley lane makes it easier to indicate that you're waiting to be picked up but it was still unnecessarily difficult as first time riders to figure out where to stand. All of the drivers we encountered were pleasant and friendly, and the trolleys were clean with options for air conditioned seating or a fresh breeze if you sit towards the back. Great videos of the oceanfront either way.

My husband and I have been talking about getting back to healthy and that includes eating better…read moreand exercising. We were looking for a gym and decided to take advantage of the gym located on base (Oceana). There is ample parking and it's very spacious. It has different types of equipment that I'm sure meets everyone needs. It's maintained very well and in addition to the employees constantly cleaning, the expectation is that everyone clean up after themselves once they finish using the equipment. We haven't explored the entire gym but hope to do so soon. They post everything that is available and there is plenty to pick from.

NAS Oceana is pretty nice - as someone who has spent 17 years working on NOB, I don't come over to…read morethis base very often but, when I do, I like the smaller size and ease of moving around. Their NEX is decent and the O-Club is very nice, with lots of character. I love all the static displays of the aircraft when you're driving on. I've been a few times for the air show and it's always well-done and well-organized.

We will be using them for our upcoming Site and Sound trip. The owner and staff have always…read moreanswered our calls and emails. They have given us nothing but the best service thus far!

I've been using Agape Bus Tours since 2018 to take our groups to Pittsburgh Steelers games, and…read morethey have consistently exceeded expectations. Their professionalism is top-notch, and the buses are fantastic. One feature that stands out is the ability to connect our computer, allowing us to engage riders with fun activities like Kahoot games. Plus, we can watch football games during the ride to and from the stadium, which is a huge bonus for our group of fans. Agape's team is always reliable, making the experience smooth and enjoyable from start to finish. I have nothing but great things to say about their service, and I highly recommend them to anyone looking for a top-tier travel experience! We used Ms. Melissa, Mr. Al, for the last couple of trips and they were both fantastic.

The MacArthur Square Station is located on East City Hall Ave. in Norfolk. It's in the heart of the…read morearea where there's many things to do around that area. I generally come to this station monthly for an in-person work meeting that's only 0.1 miles away from this station. I start my ride at the Newtown Rd. Station. My most recent ride was on May 15, 2026. The Eastbound and Westbound Stations on opposite sides of the road. You want to make sure that you are on the correct platform. The area around the station can be quite busy. I love that they have a braille sign for the station too, so those that can't see can tell which station they are at. You can see you're in the heart of the city. There are many things to do nearby as well. I've never felt unsafe in this area. I was able to see places such as Nauticus and Waterside Dr. that weren't too far from the station too, so that's a great way to get there too. The ferry to get over to Portsmouth isn't too far away either. As of May 2026, they have changed how you pay for riding The Tide Light Rail System. Discounted tickets are no longer available at the new ticket vending machines. You will need to get a GoMobile Fare Card, or now, as of May 18, 2026, you can just tap to pay by using a credit or debit card at the Fare Validator (photos included). To use the Fare Validator, you would open the GoMobile App, use a physical GoMobile Card, or Credit/Debit Card. In the app, you need to choose the card you are using and place it towards the top part of the validator. If you have a QR code, you can go down just a bit to that other reader on the fare validator. It costs $2 to get the fare card itself, and then you can load funds to it at the ticket vending machine or through the GoMobile app. The total cost for a day will be no more than $4.50. The first two rides will be $2, followed by the third being $0.50. Any further rides on the light rail that day will incur no additional charges. Overall, this is a great way to get to the heart of the city through the light rail system. You get to save some miles and gas/electricity for your vehicle too. Even better, you don't have to deal with accidents and such that may occur on Interstate Two-Sucksty Four (I-264) in Norfolk. You don't have to deal with the costs of parking in Norfolk since parking is free at their park and ride lots available at select stations (not at this one). All in all, this is a great way to get around.

I'm going out of the country soon and needed to exchange some currency…read more The Currency Exchange International Corp, and my cashier Katherine, made the process fast and easy. This mall is beautiful. I hope it can be infused with new business to keep it going.

Fantastic customer service!! Would definitely recommend this company and limo service. Super…read moreeasy booking process. Booked for the Holiday lights tour, and would totally do it again. Saw lights never would have known about. Didn't have the hassle of finding out how to get there .... sat back and relaxed and enjoyed event with my family.

Wonderful service with amazing attention to detail! Thank you Betty!read more