A Must for Any American

There is something for every traveler to do in Williamsburg. For those who like parks, Williamsburg is home to Busch Gardens and Water Country U.S.A. Water Country U.S.A. has been featured as a top 10 water park on the Travel Channel. Busch Gardens Williamsburg has some of the best European culture you can get outside of Europe. History travelers can explore Colonial Williamsburg and the College of William and Mary, which is one of the oldest colleges in the United States. A wonderful food stop is Captain George's Seafood Restaurant, which has a wonderful seafood buffet. Williamsburg is a definite must see!

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the best of this old world

I love Busch Gardens Williamsburg, I have been to many amusement parks. Ie: six flags, cedarpoint, hershey park, kennywood, etc. This park was always my favorite. The theme of old world countries is awesome and I know my teenager as well as my nine year old will each have a great thrilling day.

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Williamsburg

I loved the scenery and environment. It was just like going back in time. A great place for any age!

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Jamestown Settlement

I have read many reviews about Jamestown Settlement and wanted to go before the 400th Anniversary in 2007 - - Took my 8 year old for the day - - very enjoyable. The kids are able to see the three ships and hear stories about the first English Settlers and watch canoes being made as well as help out. Certainly a must to learn about history.

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Fun with a capital F

williamsburg is perfect for band kids. they should call it FunBurg cuz its so much fun.

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A Fantastic American Experience

We've already travelled extensively to every continent, so last Easter we drove down to Williamsburg and stayed a few days. This place is a treasure in North America. The colonial town is fantastic and authentic. Great for families. You can live history here. The town staff are very informative. And there's more to do in the vicinity not to be missed. Busch Gardens for the kids (we passed as we've done florida before). But we also went to 3 plantations, an ex-President's house, Virginia Beach for a day - including a tour of the largest navy base. And definitely don't miss going on the decommisioned battleship near the base (free). Food in the colonial town is ridiculously expensive, but outside there it is reasonable. And lodging in the surrounding area costs below average.

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back in time home

my boyfriend & i have independence passes so we go 4-5 times a year. we love seeing the different seasons & we tour different parts of cw every time we go. we love the carriage rides & the workers are so friendly & really know their history. we also love the taverns.

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It is a disgrace!

I hated it! You are a disgrace to the whole web, in fact, I am surprised you even have a page on the web! Next time I come here, if I ever do again, you better have shaped up! Good luck, losers!

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Never want to go there again

bad. auful A Very Bad Place Never want to go there again

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Want to go back soon.

We were at Willimsburg at Christmas time the whole area was wonderful. We really enjoyed watching the squirrls eat the pineapples that were used in the decorations.

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