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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’m a Williamsburg local. You can easily do Busch Gardens in a day, no unlimited express pass needed.

If you want a three day trip, I’d look into passes for Williamsburg, Jamestown, and Yorktown. If you live in Virginia, I’d get a Year-long historic triangle pass.

If you eat sandwiches at all, please look into lunch at the the Cheese Shop, which is in Merchants Square. It’s a William & Mary favorite. The W&M campus is gorgeous, and rough next to Colonial Williamsburg (CW). It’s famous for the Wren Building which is the oldest American academic building in continuous use.

Fancy site-down restaurants that you might like for a special meal are the Chef’s Kitchen, Fat Canary, and Le Yaca. Food for Thought, which I personally loathe, but everyone else loves is family friendly for young kids, while the other three are better for older, quieter children. K’Bola is a newer Cuban restaurant that is to die for. It’s also appropriate for young kids, but there are TVs everywhere, so it’s not sensory-friendly. [/quote]

Just saw you prefer a two-day trip. Definitely prioritize Colonial Williamsburg over Jamestown and Yorktown. There’s just better food options closer to CW, and much more to see. If you stay at one of the Colonial Williamsburg properties, I’d look into The Lodge. It’s right by the powder magazine and the courthouse, which are smack dab in the middle of the historic area. The Inn is right there too, but it’s much more expensive. [/quote]

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