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W&M Busch Gardens Day

URL: Link will go live on Thursday, September 10th

Summary

Enjoy discounted tickets to Busch Gardens/Howl-O-Scream for W&M Students, Faculty, and Staff. $29 tickets (parking included) are available for purchase until 11:59 on Monday, September 21st. Your physical ticket will be available for pick up September 23rd-September 25th in the Sadler Atrium.

Full Description

W&M Busch Gardens Day is coming! Purchase a ticket to enjoy Busch Gardens/Howl-O-Scream. Students, Faculty, and Staff are eligible to purchase discounted $29 tickets (parking included) with valid W&M ID.  Individuals may purchase one ticket for themselves (with valid ID) and are eligible to purchase ONE additional guest ticket at the discounted $29 price.

On-Line Ticket Sales will take place between September 10th and will close at 11:59pm on Monday, September 21st. To access the discounted W&M rate, your tickets must be purchased online during this time period. If you are interested in purchasing bulk tickets from a unit/department on campus, reach out to Anne Arseneau (aharse@wm.edu).

Link to Purchase Tickets:  (goes live on 9/10)

Tickets must be picked up IN PERSON at the Sadler Center at the following times. Valid W&M ID/credentials matching the ticket name must be shown at time of pick up. 

·       Wednesday, September 23rd between 2pm-5:00pm (Sadler Atrium)
·       Thursday, September 24th between Noon-5pm (Sadler Atrium)
·       Friday, September 25th between 11:00am-2:00pm (Sadler Atrium)

Busch Gardens Park Hours for Friday, September 25th are 3:00pm-11:00pm and W&M at Busch Gardens Day takes place during Howl-O-Scream.

Transportation: Parking is included in the ticket price and Student Assembly will be running continuous shuttles between Sadler Terrace and Busch Gardens between 2:00pm-11:30pm.

This event is sponsored by Student Assembly with financial support from Students for University Advancement, Student Affairs, and the President's Office.  Questions may be directed to Anne Arseneau at aharse@wm.edu.