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Tickets & Tours TICKETS & TOURS 1251 Yalu Street Norfolk, VA 23515 Hours of Operation Ph: 757-423-1187 ext. 206 Monday - Friday: 10:00 - 18:00 www.MCCSCampAllen.com Saturday: 09:00 - 14:00 www.facebook.com/MCXTicketOffice Sun/Holidays: CLOSED Updated: 02/12/18 VIRGINIA Military Price Gate Price COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG Military Price Gate Price MOVIE THEATERS AMC Cinemas (Nationwide) 10.00 10.99 1-Day Adult 32.50 40.99 Regal Cinemas (Unrestricted) 9.00 10.66 1-Day Child (6-12) 16.75 20.49 Cinema Café 6.00 Multi-Day Adult 39.00 50.99 AMERICAN ROVER Harbor Cruise Adult 19.50 22.00 Multi-Day Child (6-12) 20.00 25.49 Child (4-12) 11.00 12.00 AMERICAS HISTORIC TRIANGLE PASS Adult 85.25 91.00 Sunset Cruise Adult 26.00 28.00 Children 5yr and under FREE Youth (6-12) 40.00 42.50 Child (4-12) 15.25 18.00 Williamsburg Flex Adult Exp 10/29/17 190.25 201.20 VICTORY ROVER CRUISE Adult 22.00 24.00 Williamsburg Flex Youth (6-12) 144.50 158.70 Child (4-12) 13.25 14.00 Williamsburg Fall Bounce Adult TBA IFLY VA BEACH TBA Williamsburg Fall Bounce Youth TBA IFLY LOUDON (Ashburn) 59.50 79.95 Williamsburg Christmas BounceAdult Exp 12/31/17 TBA MOTOR WORLD 3 Hour Adult (48" & up) TBA Williamsburg Christmas BounceYouth Exp 12/31/17 TBA 3 Hour Child (under 48") TBA Williamsburg Bounce Ticket: Unlimited admission to Colonial Williamsburg and SPEED Track (16 & up) TBA Busch Gardens Williamsburg, Parking included. Valid for 7 consecutive days NAUTICUS Adult 12.00 15.95 Williamsburg Flex Ticket : Valid for up to seven (7) consecutive days Child (4-12) 11.00 11.50 Unlimited Admission to Colonial Williamsburg, Historic Jamestowne, Jamestown NORFOLK ADMIRALS One Game Voucher 14.50 17.00 Settlement, Yorktown Battlefield, American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, NOFOLK TIDES One Game Voucher TBA Busch Gardens Williamsburg and Water Country USA. OCEAN BREEZE 1-Day Adult TBA N/A AMERICAN REVOLUTION MUSEUM at Yorktown Military Price Gate Price 1-Day Child (3-9) TBA N/A 1-Day Adult 11.75 12.00 Season Pass TBA N/A 1-Day Child (6-12) 6.75 7.00 PAINTING w/ a TWISTChesapeake Adult (18+) 2hr class 32.50 40.00* JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT 1-Day Adult 16.75 17.00 All Ages (2hr class) 27.00 35.00 1-Day Child (6-12) 7.75 8.00 All Ages (1.5hr class) 21.75 25.00 JAMESTOWN & AMERICAN REVOLUTION MUSEUMMilitary Price Gate Price VIRGINIA AQUARIUM Adult 22.00 24.95 1-Day Adult 22.50 23.00 Child (3-11) 17.00 19.95 1-Day Child (6-12) 11.75 12.00 The ADVENTURE PARK @Va Aquarium (3hr ticket)Adult 41.00 56.00 GREAT WOLF LODGE Williamsburg Military Price Gate Price Youth (7-11) 35.00 48.00 4 Sep 2017- 28 Feb 2018 Sun-Thu 215.34 244.18 LURAY CAVERNS Adult 22.25 28.00 Fri-Sat 251.02 285.02 Child (6-12) 11.50 15.00 DOUBLE-TREE - Williamsburg Military Price Gate Price KINGS DOMINION Military Price Gate Price SUN-THU (Value) Sep 3-Dec 31,2017 108.00 134.09 1-Day Admission (Ages3+) TBA FRI-SAT (Value) Sep 3-Dec 31, 2017 120.00 158.51 2-Day Admission TBA SUN-THU (Value) Jan 1-Feb 28,2018 96.00 111..89 Gold Season Pass TBA FRI-SAT (Value) Jan 1-Feb 28, 2018 96.00 111.89 BUSCH GARDENS WILLIAMSBURG (BGW) Military Price Gate Price SUN-THU (Regular) Mar 1-Jun 14, Sep 3-Dec 31,2018 108.00 134.09 BGW Adult (1 Day) TBA FRI-SAT (Regular) Mar 1-Jun 14, Sep 3-Dec 31,2018 121.00 169.61 Child (1 Day) TBA SUN-THU (PRIME) Jun 15-Sep 2, 2018 146.00 169.61 BG 1-Park,1-Year 132.50 144.00 FRI-SAT (Prime) Jun 15-Sep 2, 2018 159.00 175.16 BG/Water Country 2-Park, 1-Year 176.50 192.00 Regular Season Blackout Dates: Mar23-31, May11-12,25-27, Nov23-25,30, Dec 2,2018 BG/Water Country 2- Park, Fun Card Exp09/10/17 102.50 105.00 Regular Season Blackout Dates: Mar23-31, May11-12,25-27, Nov23-25,30, Dec 2,2018 BG/Water Country 2- Park, Flex Ticket Exp09/10/17 78.00 120.00 WATER COUNTRY 1-Day Adult TBA Child (3-9) TBA *All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges. Please verify your tickets for accuracy before leaving the Ticket Office. *Prices are subject to change without notice. FLORIDA Child (3-9) 382.50 436.65 WALT DISNEY WORLD ORLANDO Military Promo (Active/Retired) Ages 3+ 7-Day Hopper Adult 474.75 537.83 Valid Jan 1 - Dec 19, 2018 NO BLACKOUT DATES Military Price Gate Price Child (3-9) 455.25 516.53 4- Day Hopper 222.00 240.69 7-Day Hopper/Water Park Fun & More Adult 489.25 553.80 4-Day Hopper Plus 260.75 283.29 Child (3-9) 470.00 532.50 5-Day Hopper 241.50 261.99 8-Day Base Adult 411.50 468.60 5-Day Hopper Plus 280.25 304.59 Child (3-9) 392.25 447.30 *Walt Disney World Military Promotional Ticket: Eligible Service Members are active or retired of the U.S. military, including the National Guard, Reservists and the U.S. Coast Guard, the 8-Day Hopper Adult 484.50 548.48 Commissioned Corps of the Public Health Service (PHS), and the Commissioned Corps of the Child (3-9) 465.00 527.18 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). No more than six (6) 4 or 5 Day Military Promotional Tickets may be purchased by any Eligible Service Member or spouse 8-Day Hopper/Water Park Fun & More Adult 499.00 564.45 (regardless of the place of purchase and whether purchased by that person or that person's Child (3-9) 479.75 543.15 spouse) during the promotional period. Sponsor or spouse MUST be present to activate the tickets. 9-Day Base Adult 421.25 479.25 1-Day (Epcot/Hollywood Studios/Animal Kingdom) Adult 104.50 126.74 Child 402.00 457.95 Child (3-9) 98.25 120.35 9-Day Hopper Adult 494.25 559.13 1-Day Magic Kingdom Adult 113.00 132.06 Child (3-9) 474.75 537.83 Child (3-9) 106.75 125.67 9-Day Hopper/Water Park Fun & More Adult 508.75 575.10 1-Day Hopper Adult 172.25 185.31 Child (3-9) 489.25 553.80 Child (3-9) 166.00 178.92 10-Day Base Adult 431.00 489.90 1-Day Hopper/Water Park Fun & More Adult 188.25 201.29 Child (3-9) 411.50 468.60 Child (3-9) 182.00 194.90 10-Day Hopper Adult 504.00 569.78 2-Day Base Adult 209.50 211.29 Child (3-9) 484.50 548.48 Child (3-9) 197.00 199.16 10-Day Hopper/Water Park Fun & More Adult 518.50 585.75 2-Day Hopper Adult 272.50 275.84 Child (3-9) 499.00 564.45 Child (3-9) 260.00 263.06 UNIVERSAL STUDIOS ORLANDO 2-Day Hopper/Water Park Fun & More Adult 288.25 291.81 Base : Valid for 1 Park per day to either Universal Studios FL or Universal's Islands of Adventure Child (3-9) 275.75 279.03 Park to Park (PTP ): Allows visitation to more than one park in a single day for the number of days purchased. To visit BOTH Hogsmeade and Diagon Alley on the same day AND ride the Hogwarts Express, it requires a PTP ticket. 3-Day Base Adult 283.75 329.92 Child (3-9) 266.25 309.92 2-Park: Base or PTP: Access to select live entertainment venues at Universal City Walk w/ purchase of 2-5 Days. Valid for 7 days. 3-Day Hopper Adult 342.50 392.99 Child (3-9) 325.00 373.82 3-Park: Base (3-5 days), PTP (2-5 Days) , Access to Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure and Volcano Bay. 3-Day Hopper/Water Park Fun & More Adult 357.25 408.96 Valid for 7 days. 3-Park tickets valid beginning May 25, 2017 Child (3-9) 339.75 389.99 1-Park: Universal Studios OR Islands of Adventure includes City Walk. 4-Day Base Adult 343.50 394.05 2-Park: Universal Studios AND Islands of Adventures includes City Walk 3-Park: Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, & Volcano Bay, includes City Walk. Child (3-9) 324.00 372.75 4-Day Hopper Adult 416.50 473.93 Military Salute 2 Park, 4-Day (PTP) Exp. 12/31/18 Military Price Gate Price Child (3-9) 397.00 452.63 Adult 179.00 190.64 4-Day Hopper/Water Park Fun & More Adult 431.00 489.90 Child (3-9) 174.00 185.31 Child (3-9) 411.50 468.60 Military Salute 3 Park, 4-Day (PTP) Adult219.00 233.24 5-Day Base Adult 363.00 415.35 Child (3-9) 214.00 227.91 Child (3-9) 343.50 394.85 *Authorized patrons may take advantage of the Universal Studios Orlando Promotions for themselves, family and friends to include DoD civilians. Military sponsor or spouse MUST be present to activate the 5-Day Hopper Adult 436.00 495.23 tickets. Military ID is required at the park for promotional tickets and DoD employees MUST be Child (3-9) 416.50 473.93 present with CAC card to activate for their party.
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