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- Roman Rapids. Roman Rapids is a must for any summertime visit to the park. It’s a quintessential white-water rafting ride through some Roman ruins and waterfalls underneath Apollo’s Chariot.
- Escape From Pompeii. Aside from being haunted, Escape From Pompeii is a shoot-the-chutes water ride themed to the eruption of Mt. Vesuvius. It takes riders through ancient ruins, complete with fire special effects, before sending the boat plummeting 50 feet.
- Finnegan’s Flyer. Finnegan’s Flyer is one of the newer thrill rides, located in the Ireland section. On it, you’ll be soaring 80 feet into the air at a swift 45 mph.
- Busch Gardens Railway. The Busch Gardens Railway is a classic, laid-back experience steeped in nostalgia with the charm of old-world locomotives. It’s the best way to get off your feet, enjoy gorgeous views of the entire park, and traverse the large park.
- Pantheon. New for the 2022 season, after a particularly agonising series of delays, Busch Gardens Williamsburg finally opened their Intamin multi-launch coaster.
- Verbolten. I have to admit that I was surprised to walk away from Busch Gardens Williamsburg in 2019 with Verbolten as my favourite ride in the park.
- Apollo’s Chariot. The main aim of most hyper coasters is to provide you with a plentiful supply of large hills and a great deal of speed with which to experience them.
- Alpengeist. B&M inverts used to be one of my favourite ride types. The first few that I encountered were all smooth, stupidly intense and offered well varied layouts so I was firmly of the belief that you could’t go wrong with one of these.
- Level I: Thrill Seekers in Training
- Level II: Thrill Seekers
- Level III: Thrill Junkies
1) Grover’s Alpine Express It would make sense that Grover’s Alpine Express, the first coaster on our list, is located in one of Busch Gardens Williamsburg’s “Kids” areas, Sesame Street Forest of Fun, because it’s the perfect “starter” coaster at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Riders will “swoosh through snow covered mountains with Grover.” However, t...
4) Verbolten The first coaster in our “thrill seekers” category is the second Zierer coaster on our list, Verbolten. A ride on Verbolten starts innocently enough as riders meander through an S-curve before being launched into the darkness of the Black Forest. While we won’t spoil what’s inside the forest, after you come out, you’re launched again i...
7) Griffon Like Apollo’s Chariot, Busch Gardens’ floorless dive coaster Griffonalso reaches heights above 200′ with its 205′ tall drop. Unlike Apollo’s Chariot, Griffon takes that drop at 90º, and launches immediately into the first of two immelman loop inversions. Griffon then repeats these elements again on a smaller scale before a splash down fi...
- Start Your Visit at the Back of the Park. If you take a look at the Busch Gardens map, you'll notice that a lot of the most popular rides such as Kumba, Falcon's Fury & Tigris are located in the back.
- Don't Pay Full Price For Tickets. When you purchase Busch Gardens tickets with us, you can Save $28+ per ticket, and you'll also be able to skip the line by going straight to the gate.
- Consider Investing In a Quick Queue Pass. If you plan on visiting the park during a weekend, you'll want to know about Busch Gardens Quick Queue Pass, and how it works.
- Consider Renting a Locker. If you plan on bringing any items into the park and decide that you don't want to carry them and/or want to ride any rides, you'll want to invest in a locker at Busch Gardens.
Many thrill-seekers consider Pantheon to be the scariest roller coaster at Busch Gardens Williamsburg. Known as the world's fastest multi-launch coaster, Pantheon combines speed, height, and intense airtime to deliver an adrenaline-pumping experience. With multiple launches, inversions, and a top speed of 73 mph, it’s the ultimate ride for ...
Jun 9, 2016 · Calling All Thrill Ride Lovers to Busch Gardens. Montu is an inverted steel super roller coaster. Seats hang below the track and riders’ feet dangle on this intense roller coaster, which is among the top 20 in the country and among the best we’ve ever ridden. The fast-paced but extremely smooth ride begins with a 13-story drop.
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Grant’s Farm is a popular family attraction in St. Louis with ties to President Grant and brewing giant Anheuser-Busch. Grant’s Farm was once the homestead of President Ulysses S. Grant, who hand-built a log cabin on the property. The Busch family (of Anheuser-Busch InBev) bought the property in 1903 for their country estate.
