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Colonial Williamsburg Multi-Day Admission
Williamsburg, US
Step into history and witness the revolutionary tales unfold at Colonial Williamsburg, the ultimate immersive tour.
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Viator
Aug 24
My husband and I went for our honeymoon. It was a great day as we both live history, and we learned so much. Lots of great walking, make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and the right outfit - it was the upper 80s for us that day. Gift shop was expensive but that is to be expected. There are two of them, perfect for everyone you can think of. We also took a green screen picture which was $10 cash or card, it came out beautifully. Overall, amazing and very friendly staff. And if you get hungry, which you will, there is a great steak and seafood restaurant (expensive but worth the price) called Aberdeen Barn and Grill
Viator
Aug 24
Very pleasant and informative. Learned a lot from the blacksmith, gunsmith and joiner. House/palace tours were staffed by wonderful lads and lasses, very informative. Only downsid: Sunday and a number of things closed up.
Viator
Aug 24
I went here primarily at my wife's request. Honestly I thought I'd be a bit bored. That was not the case. We had a great time walking all over and looking at all the buildings. We were incredibly impressed with the actor who portrayed Marquis De Lafayette. Wow! he is fantastic! You have to make it part of your tour to see his performance. He also speaks fluent French and has an encyclopedic knowledge of the area and time - he answered lots of questions afterwards and patiently waited for us to take photos. This was my favorite part of the visit. We also stopped at several places where they make historical items such as a blacksmith. In each place the people were really patient and explained what they were doing and answered our questions politely. The blacksmith guy gave us a lesson on quenching which was super interesting. We will be back again!
Viator
Aug 24
Excellent day spent here. Our teenagers loved it. We went on a cloudy day; so many places to stop and learn. We attended the courthouse event and listened to a nation builder speak. Loved those. Met the blacksmith and visited the apothecary. Tough to see it all in one day but we sure enjoyed the day we spent.
Viator
Aug 24
I spent four days at Colonial Williamsburg 7/31-8/4 2024. I have been to CW five times in the past . TO say it was horrible doesn’t do justice to horrible . It was over 100 degrees w the heat index . They didn’t have many cast members on site . I was told a combination of heat and few people employed meant the place was basically a shell of a town . There were no water stations for the visitors and almost no where to eat lunch. The on sire restaurants are either closed completely or only open for dinner. I stayed in one of the rooms in the colonial homes . I have stayed in them before and nothing had been updated , so like classic 1985. The 20 or so building exhibits in the buildings rotated and were not operational daily . There is no admission gate , and the town butts up against the village , so you could just walk around and pay nothing . I was waiting outside in the blistering sun on Thursday to enter into the House of Burgesses when I received a call from my dentist to change my appointment as I had broken a crown on my trip . I walked over to the brick fence , which was outside and took the call. A costumed Colonial Karen came over and informed me that I would have the exit the courtyard , which was outside and take the call . I asked her where it was posted that we couldn’t take a call outside while standing in line to enter an attraction ( Picture the line outside the Haunted Mansion at Disney World complete w heat n sun ). She couldn’t give me an answer . She was typical of the unfriendly old crones that one encounters on site . The type of Gladys Kravets that makes a visit here memorable. They yell at you to make sure you have no gum in your mouth , no beverages open in a cup . You could only bring in water or soda capped and not open inside . I can understand that because it is historic , however they could provide water , or have stands selling beverages . There were none . The plays I went to after dark , Haunted Tour , Hang a Pirate , and Hang a Witch were ok . Again we had to wait in the heat outside until they were ready for us to enter . Don’t look for an entrance or exit sign nor someone to point the way after the show was over . Other than a pricy , all be it excellent meal, or those performances , there is nothing to do after 5 pm on the premises of C. W. The entire restoration seems to be confused that the tourists are the ones paying for the experience and not the subordinates to their petty , crabby , staff . I did voice my concerns with people in charge while there! Avoid this Colonial Dinosaur of a place . Save your money , if your town has an old convent with broken down furniture , appointments, and crabby old nuns , stop there ! I promise that it will be more joyous and respectful than a day at Colonial Williamsburg! DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY !! I travel a lot and this is a disappointment .
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Admission to daily staged performances on the charlton stage and in the hennage auditorium -
All taxes, fees and handling charges
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Admission to trade sites to see and speak with expert masters, journeymen, and apprentices
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Colonial williamsburg admission ticket
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Admission to our two world-class art museums
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Self guided -guided tours of the governor’s palace, capitol, and courthouse
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Parking fees -
Hotel pickup and drop-off
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Food and drinks
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Colonial Williamsburg Multi-Day Admission
Step into history and witness the revolutionary tales unfold at Colonial Williamsburg, the ultimate immersive tour.
Highlights
- Costume-interpreter-guided tours of iconic sites
- Meeting and speaking with expert craftsmen
- Enjoying daily staged performances
- Visiting world-class art museums
- Free parking and shuttle service
What to expect
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Colonial Williamsburg
Costume-interpreter-guided tours of the Governor’s Palace, Capitol, and Courthouse Admission to trade sites, to see and speak with expert masters, journeymen and apprentices practicing 18th-century trades Admission to daily staged performances on the Charlton Stage and in the Hennage Auditorium Admission to our two world-class art museums Complimentary shuttle service
The experience can be subject to change due to bad weather or unforseen circumstances. We always endeavour to give you the best possible experience.
Additional Information
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Wheelchair accessible -
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
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Service animals allowed
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Public transportation options are available nearby
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Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
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Transportation options are wheelchair accessible
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Participants should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
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Operates in all weather conditions, please dress appropriately
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Evening programs include tours, plays, dances, concerts, and reenactments
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Evening meals in colonial taverns include strolling musicians and 18th-century fare
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