Expert Travel Advice to Williamsburg
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Anonymous user asked:Anonymous user answered:Hi Bob, There is a something for everyone in Williamsburg. There is beach front biking, photography, golfing, shopping, and more. In terms of attractions, there are myriad historical sites: museums, restaurants, and, if those don't interest you, famed Busch Gardens. In addition to its awesome rides and shows, the theme park, in 2010, introduced "Europe in the Air," a high tech simulator that leads guests on a simulated trip over such landmarks as Stonehenge in England, the Neuschwanstein Castle in Germany and the Colosseum in Rome. As you can see, there are a plethora of activities to choose from. Enjoy!
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Anonymous user asked:Are there any attractions in the Williamsburg area that offer kennel services?Answer this1 AnswerAnonymous user answered:Busch Gardens in Williamsburg offers a kennel service. The facility is ventilated but temperature is not controlled and though it offers fresh water for your pet, you need to bring food and feed it. It costs $6 for each pet all day. Keep in mind that the facility is in the England parking lot and is not allowed inside the park.
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Alistair answered:I'm not sure of your budget, but there are a few Hampton Inns in the Williamsburg area that promise clean, well-priced accommodations for around $100/night, plus a few extras like cooked breakfast to hold down costs. Hampton Inn & Suites Williamsburg-Richmond R.d is one such place, and is within easy range of attractions including Colonial Williamsburg and Busch Gardens (I assume you have a car). Plenty of other choices along the same price/star range in the area. Some hotels include admission to both attractions as part of seasonal packages, too. Check the Greater Williamsburg CTA's website (http://www.williamsburgcc.com/) to browse the latest deals and specials.
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Anonymous user asked:will there be any special activities from october 15-22 in the williamsburg area?Answer this1 AnswerAnonymous user answered:If you're going to be near Williamsburg, one place to visit is Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area. This living history museum features 500 homes, building and stores restored to colonial times. Also, there are crafts, characters and live action drama to check out throughout the day. The historic area is open daily and hours vary by site.
