All day dining isn't bad if you plan to use it to its full extent.
Water is free. They will give you a small paper cup which you can fill with water from the drink fountain. It's normally a bottom attached to the lemonade option.
Hi there, what an incredible series of questions haha.
I'll do my best to answer them succinctly...
They have ticket sales all of the time. Looks like it's currently $100 for a ticket and all-day dining, which isn't horrible. The absolute best time to buy anything from them is their Black Friday sale, just for future reference.
I'm going to combine a couple of questions together in a single answer. You asked about leaving and coming back. A friend and I go to Howl-o-Scream together every year, and our plan is to arrive when the park opens so we can ride everything and check out all of the shows that we want to do, then we head out around 1-2pm and have lunch outside of the park. We personally go to this amazing Chinese buffet called Peking Restaurant about 15 minutes away from the park, then we head back for the scary stuff which begins at 6pm. They allow you to start lining up for haunted houses around 5-5:30, so you'll be back in plenty of time for that. Remember to save your parking receipt so you can show them at the parking toll booth that you already paid.
If you do decide to do the all day dining, you'll receive a page with a barcode which can be printed out or scanned from your phone.
If you decide to leave for lunch, or any other reason, you'll want to get your hand stamped as you exit.
Colonial Williamsburg is interesting if you're into history at all, but that could take a day by itself, and you'll need to purchase a ticket to get into most of the buildings. It's basically a living museum where you walk around to different buildings and actors interact with you and tell you about their lives and jobs.
Busch Gardens is completely cashless. If you have cash you can use a reverse ATM to put the value on what's basically a vanilla visa card so you can use it in the park and outside of the park after your visit.
No extra charge for shows or rides.
A few of the rides have single rider lines, but not all of them, and none of the haunted houses do. Howl-o-Scream is by far the busiest time at the park. You might want to consider a single-use quick queue, which means you can do everything via the quick queue line at least once. This goes especially for the haunted houses, as those lines can be very long.
Honestly, if you'll be at Busch Gardens for 3 nights you should be fine getting everything done without a quick queue.
Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Oh, is Joe Morrissey attending?
I haven't seen it mentioned, but if you end up getting the KD pass, I HIGHLY recommend getting the All-Season Dining and All-Season Drink Plan, the one where you get a paper cup each time.
You get 2 meals during your visit (4-hours apart) and a beverage every 15 minutes.
Impossible to beat if you're there even just a few times during the year.
If you like Halloween and/or Christmas, and plan on going during their Halloween and/or Christmas events, I'd also recommend the Gold passes.
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