Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map and Brochure (2025 – 1975)
Busch Gardens Williamsburg winds through wooded hills and over bridges that feel older than the coasters they hide. A Busch Gardens Williamsburg map is essential here—not for finding the big rides (you’ll hear Griffon before you see it), but for staying oriented as Europe-by-country lanes twist between beer halls, stables, and train crossings.
- Location
- Williamsburg, Virginia
- Years Active
- 1975 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Busch Gardens Williamsburg Site
- Related Maps
- Busch Gardens Williamsburg Howl-O-Scream Map (2025-2010)
The park’s split by the Rhine River, so plan your route: skyride, train, or that long footbridge everyone underestimates. Showtimes, dining paths, and festival detours overlap in ways only locals seem to remember.
Miss the timing, and you’re stuck at the crest of a hill hearing screams echo from “the other side.”
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2025
In 2025, Busch Gardens Williamsburg introduced a major new ride: Return of the Wolf, North America’s longest inverted family coaster.
This addition marks a significant expansion of the park’s coaster lineup and brings a new generation of thrills tied to the park’s coaster heritage.
Printable Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map PDF 2025
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2024
Printable Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map PDF 2024
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2023
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2022
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2021
Busch Gardens Christmas Town Map 2021
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2020
Busch Gardens Christmas Town Map 2020
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2019
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2018
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2016
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2015
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2011
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 2002
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Brochure 2002
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Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 1976
Busch Gardens Williamsburg Map 1975
FAQ
How much is a one day ticket to Busch Gardens Williamsburg?
A one-day ticket to Busch Gardens Williamsburg typically costs around $80–$100 per person. The exact price depends on the date and available promotions. Discounts may apply for advance online purchases or special events.
What are the slowest days at Busch Gardens Williamsburg?
The slowest days at Busch Gardens Williamsburg are typically Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Crowds are lighter on these weekdays compared to weekends, which are usually the busiest.
Is Busch Gardens Williamsburg worth it?
Busch Gardens Williamsburg is considered worth it for its high-quality roller coasters, themed areas, and clean park atmosphere. Guests often praise the variety of attractions and shows, making it a good value for families and thrill-seekers. Many reviews highlight positive experiences with food, scenery, and staff friendliness.
What rides have been removed from Busch Gardens Williamsburg?
Removed rides at Busch Gardens Williamsburg include the Big Bad Wolf, a suspended roller coaster closed in 2009, and Curse of DarKastle, a dark ride that closed in 2017. Drachen Fire, a steel roller coaster, was removed in 1998. Other smaller rides and attractions have also been retired or replaced over the years.
