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Information, Tickets & Tours INFORMATION, TICKETS & TOURS Located inside the Elmore Marine Corps Exchange Hours of Operation www.MCCSHamptonRoads.com Address: 1251 Yalu St. Norfolk Bldg. MCE-1, VA 23515 Mon-Fri: 1030 – 1800 www.facebook.com/MCXTicketOffice Ph: 757-423-1187 ext. 206 Sat/Sun/Holidays: CLOSED Email: OMBNOR.TicketOffice@usmc -mccs.org E-ZPASS Updated 05/25/2021 E-ZPass On-the-Go $35.00 MOTOR WORLD The E-ZPass On-the-Go kit costs $35 and contains an E-ZPass transponder pre-loaded with Pro Band-Adult (48"+) $42.00 Gate Price $60.00 $15 that can be used immediately on toll roads in Virginia. Retail transponders can be *Pro 3 Hour Unlimited Military Wristband Includes 1 Free round of used immediately in Virginia but should be registered as soon as possible to enable use Shipwreck Golf out-of-state and to claim the remaining $20 balance. *Sky Coaster Not Included *Adult Speed Track Not included Valid vehicle information required to register. *Choose from: Bullit Karts(54”), Bumper Boats(42”), Cannonball Track (58”), Family Grand Prix Karts(48”), Outlaw Drifters(48”), Quarter Midget Karts( √ Transponder with Mounting Strips 54”), Super Slick 8 Track(48”) Road Racers(54”) √ $15 available now for use in VA only *Must meet all height requirements. √ Remaining $20 available after registration MUST BE REDEEMED 3 HOURS PRIOR TO PARK CLOSING TIME. Please check √ Not Active Out-of-State until 48 hours after registration hours of operation. √ Register immediately at EZPassVA.com, or by phone at 1-877-762-7824 √ Online registration requires automatic replenishment with a credit card Rookie Wristband (36"-48") $23.25 Gate Price $30.00 √ Manual replenished accounts must register in person or by phone at 1-877-762-7824 *Rookie 3 Hour Unlimited Military Wristband Includes 1 Free round of Shipwreck Golf AMUSEMENT PARKS & ATTRACTIONS *Sky Coaster Not Included *Choose from: Bumper Boats(42”), Dinosaurs(36”), Kiddie Track(36”) Kiddie Bumper Boats”36”), Himalaya (36”), Jr.Dune Buggy( 42”), Jr. Stock MOVIE THEATERS Track(42”), Midge-O-Racer(36”), Power Wheels(36”), Hampton Ride (36”), AMC Cinemas (Nationwide) $10.00 Gate Price varies Bounce House(36”) *Children must meet height and weight requirements. Regal Cinemas (Unrestricted) $9.50 Gate Price varies *Child ticket NOT eligible for anyone over 48” tall. Cinema Café $6.00 Gate Price varies MUST BE REDEEMED 3 HOURS PRIOR TO PARK CLOSING TIME. Please check hours of operation. VIRGINIA Speedtrack (16yrs or older) $21.00 Gate Price $23.08 AMERICAN ROVER Exp. 01/19/2022 *Ride is a six (6) minutes in length. *Must be 16 years old or older. Harbor Cruise Adult $22.00 Gate Price $25.00 *If under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian present to sign waiver Child (4-12) $13.25 Gate Price $15.00 *All participants must wear closed toe shoes and have a valid picture ID. Sunset Cruise $33.00 Gate Price $35.00 This has no expiration date. NAUTICUS Reservations are required, (757)-627-7245. Adult $13.25 Gate Price $15.95 Boarding is 30 minutes prior to departure. Child (4-12) $11.00 Gate Price $11.50 For Schedule call or go online to https://www.americancruises.com Ticket includes Nauticus admission, self-guided Battleship Wisconsin Tour, and 3D Movies. VICTORY ROVER CRUISE Exp. 01/19/2022 Hours of Operations: Memorial Day-Labor Day - Daily 10am-5pm; Rest of Adult $26.50 Gate Price $28.00 Year - Closed Mondays, Tuesday-Saturday - 10am-5pm, Sunday - 12pm-5pm Child (4-12) $16.25 Gate Price $18.00 Closed Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day. This has no expiration date. Battleship Wisconsin closing procedures begin 15 minutes before closing Reservations are required, (757)-627-7406. time and may be closed in the event of inclement weather. Boarding is 30 minutes prior to departure. Call 757-664-1000 or visit www.nauticus.org for other holiday hours, For Schedule call or go online to https://www.navalbasecruises.com updates, and schedule of daily events. Children 3 and under are FREE. IFLY VA BEACH $59.50 Gate Price $79.17 Reservations for the time slots (10:15am, 11:15am, 12:15pm, 1:15pm, 2:15pm, 3:15pm, 4:15pm) can be secured up to two weeks in advance. IFLY LOUDON (Ashburn) $77.00 Gate Price $104.50 IFLY Indoor Skydiving Reservations required. To make reservations, log onto www.iflyworld.com. NORFOLK ADMIRALS TBA Cancellations must occur 48 hours prior to reservation time. Reservations must be made at least 72 hours prior to the event. NORFOLK TIDES One Game Voucher TBA All patrons should wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes. Ticket includes (2) 1 minute flights, all flight gear, flight OCEAN BREEZE WATERPARK certificate, and (2) video links of the experience. 1-Day Admission Adult $28.25 Gate Price $43.99 Book directly online at www.iflyworld.com/redeem or call the number listed below to make a reservation. 1-Day Admission Child (3-9) $22.75 Gate Price $32.99 Must have voucher number in hand to obtain videos. Please 2021 Season Pass (age 3+) $70.25 Gate Price $98.99 bring this ticket with you to the tunnel. If you do not bring your physical ticket you may not receive your videos of the VIRGINIA AQUARIUM experience. Reservation required. Adult $22.00 Gate Price $24.95 Child (3-11) $17.00 Gate Price $19.95 1 | P a g e * All ticket availability & prices are subject to change without notice. All sales are final. ALL Tickets shall be treated as cash. NO REFUNDS/ NO EXCHANGES. Please verify your tickets for accuracy before leaving the office. The ADVENTURE PARK @ VA Aquarium (3hr ticket) Ticket is valid for full park experience including parking, Kings Dominion, Availability End Date: 01/26/2022 Soak City, Haunt and Winterfest. Adult $42.00 Gate Price $59.00 Guest must visit park's website to reserve Soak City Waterpark. (https://www.kingsdominion.com/reservations) Youth (7-11) $37.50 Gate Price $54.00 Child (5-6) $35.50 Gate Price $37.00 Voucher contains barcode valid for 1 GOLD PASS, to be assigned to & used This ticket is valid for one session of climbing & zip lining during normal by 1 guest. To activate pass, visit kingsdominion.com/activate. Upload pass hours of operation and must be used by 01/26/22 to Kings Dominion mobile app by entering barcode. If you want a season pass card, present voucher at the Sales Windows. Unauthorized use or Reservation times begin every 10 minutes and are approximately 3.5 hours duplication of this E-ticket is strictly prohibited and will result in revocation long (30 minutes briefing and 3 hour session) with refund and ejection of the individual attempting to enter. Please be advised that a photo ID may be requested from you by park To reschedule a reservation, guest must call (757) 385-4947. Can only be personnel in the event there are any questions or issues regarding your rescheduled within 24 hours of original reserved session. order. Please visit park's website to confirm operating dates and hours. This ticket may not be combined with any other discounts, promotions, or BUSCH GARDENS WILLIAMSBURG (BGW) non-ticket store purchases. BGW 1-Day Adult $52.00 Gate Price $90.00 Weight restriction is 265 lbs with some park trails having age restrictions. BGW Fun Card $98.25 Gate Price $99.98 Other restrictions and limitations may apply. See website for more details. Unlimited admission to Busch Gardens Williamsburg during the regular operating schedule. Visit buschgardens.com/va before your visit to check No Lose Weather Policy: Park shuts down due to high winds or electrical park hours and verify if a reservation is required for admission to the park. storms - If guest experiences more than half their session, will receive a 50% • Valid February 1, 2021 thru September 12, 2021 off return coupon. If guest experiences less than half their session, will • Available for sale February 1, 2021 thru September 12, 2021 receive a free return coupon • Does not include parking • Does not include pass member benefits Non-climbing Observers of any age are FREE. BGW & Water Country 2Park, 2Day Free Parking is available. $75.25 Gate Price $89.99 Busch Gardens Williamsburg and Water Country USA 2-Park 2- When inclement weather arrives, The Adventure Park responds much like a Day Ticket golf course or a swimming pool facility. The Park remains open during rain, Two (2) visits within seven (7) consecutive days from the first use. Visit but all climbing is suspended in the event of thunder, lightning, or high buschgardens.com/va before your visit to check park hours and verify if a winds. reservation is required for admission to the park. • Visit BGW March 5, 2021 thru October 31, 2021 LURAY CAVERNS • Visits WCUSA May 22, 2021 thru September 12, 2021 • Available for sale February 1, 2021 thru October 31, 2021 Adult $24.00 Gate Price $30.00 • Does not include parking Child (6-12) $11.50 Gate Price $15.00 Ticket includes Luray Caverns tour, the Car & Carriage Caravan, access to the BGW & Water Country 2Park, 3Day Luray Valley Museum and free admission to Toy Town Junction. $82.25 Gate Price $89.99 Luray Caverns is open every day of the year. Tours depart approximately Busch Gardens Williamsburg and Water Country USA 2-Park 3-Day Ticket every twenty minutes. Tours begin each day at 9 AM. Three (3) visits within seven (7) consecutive days from date of first use. Visit Luray Valley Museum opens at 10 AM and close 1 and a half hours after the buschgardens.com/va before your visit to check park hours and verify if a last tour of the day enters the Caverns.
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