r/BuschGardensW

One thing that's always fascinated me but also upset me about the park in recent years is the amount of buildings that used to be home to something inside the park but now just sit as either storage or just unused building space, a couple I can think of off the top of my head are the old pizza shop by Roman rapids and the old gift shop drink shop that you used to be able to walk through when you got out of alpengeist not to mention them. Guest relations buildings up front that they haven't used for like 10 years

Just wondering what are some that you can think about off the top of your head. I don't go to the park as much as I used to so I haven't gotten a chance to look around

I am active duty. My kids want to go to Busch Gardens this weekend with their friends. Do I need to be present for my kids to use the waves of honor compensated ticket. My kids are 11 years old and both have military dependent id’s