Virginia Vacation Williamsburg (part 2)

Part 2 of our Virginia vacation. We started with drinking through Yorktown area, then went to Busch gardens, & went to Jamestown to finish it off. Busch gardens had to shows when we went and our daughter is to young to ride any rides, the park is beautiful and has plenty to do the video does not do justice. We went to Jamestown and the actors/rangers were awesome and full of knowledge about the history in the area. They let us record the area just requested to have no video of the actors & guests. There is plenty to do in these 2 areas we visited and recommend going to see yourself. As always thanks for watching and see you on the next adventure. (Busch gardens) Busch Gardens Williamsburg is a 422-acre, European-themed amusement park in James City County, Virginia. Opened in 1975, it features 17th-century European village settings, over 50 rides and thrill coasters, animal habitats, and large seasonal festivals. (Jamestown settlement) Operated by the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, Jamestown Settlement is a living-history museum exploring 17th-century Virginia. It features indoor gallery exhibits, replica ships (Susan Constant, Godspeed, and Discovery), a re-created James Fort, and a Powhatan Native American village with costumed historical interpreters. (Historical Jamestown) Hours, tickets, and location details for Historic Jamestowne in Virginia can be found on the Historic Jamestowne Official Site. It sits on Jamestown Island at 1369 Colonial Parkway, Jamestown, Virginia, marking the site of England's first permanent American colony established in 1607.Key Facts and HighlightsLocation: Jamestown Island, Virginia (adjacent to Jamestown Settlement).Significance: The actual archaeological and historical site of the original 1607 James Fort.The Archaearium: A museum showcasing thousands of recovered artifacts from early colonists and Native Americans.Active Digs: Visitors can watch real archaeologists unearth colonial history during select seasons.