How long does it take to do Busch Gardens Europe?

Answer 1

It depends on how old you are and what you're interested in. If you're 21, I highly recommend getting there early and going to Ireland to register for the beer tasting. It's free, you get to sample a bunch of different drinks, it's a bit educational, it's air conditioned, moderately formal....and a nice escape from the crowds and kids. There's going to be a new ride opening this summer, so the park will be absolutely slammed--so plan to spend an extra couple hours overall waiting in line than you would otherwise. My best suggestion is wait until the last possible second to ride Appollo's Chariot, and go on a day when the park is going to be open later (usually fridays and saturdays) so it is PITCH BLACK. Let people go in front of you until there is not a line for any of the rows except the front and back seats, then get into the third to back row (I prefer to be on the right, if you're facing the front of the train), and get ready to ride 3 or 4 times in a row--or more! :) I got seven on my best night at Busch Gardens Europe. Those seats have the best air time, and at night, you literally feel like you're flying. Hope you have a great [e-mail] if you need more information about the park, what to hit (and what to miss), etc.

Answer 2

i would take the whole day dedicated to the park. it is actually a big park believe it or not and has many great rides. it depends on if you are a roller coaster fanatic though. if u like roller coasters, then you would want to take the whole day considering the lines. yo would also want to eat in at least every country once. even if it's just a snack. the food there is great. the park is a great experience. just take the whole day to enjoy it.

Answer 3

the one in willamsberg, va? depends on if you stop and watch the shows. it usually takes our family about 4 to 5 hours with out going to any of the shows.

Answer 4

5 min