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Reopening Log Reopening Log Attraction Location Opening Date Notes Beaches in Newport News Newport News Open Parks in Newport News Newport News Open Downing-Gross Cultural Arts Center Newport News Open Tentative Endview Plantation Newport News Open James River Fishing Pier Newport News Open Lee Hall Mansion Newport News Open The Marines' Museum Newport News TBD Project Opening in Phase 3 The Mariners' Museum Park and Noland Trail Newport News Open The Newsome House Museum and Cultural Center Newport News Open Tentative Peninsula Fine Arts Center Newport News Tuesday, June 23, 2020 US Army Transportation Museum Newport News Open Virginia Living Museum Newport News Open High touch areas will remain closed Virginia War Museum Newport News Open Air Power Park Hampton Open Beaches in Hampton Hampton Open Casemate Museum at Fort Monroe Hampton Open Fort Monroe National Monument Hampton Open Public programming suspended Hampton Carousel Hampton TBD Hampton History Museum Hampton Open Miss Hampton II Harbor Cruises Hampton Open Subject to Change The Ocean Eagle / Hampton Roads Charters Hampton Open Reduced capacity - $50 Patriot Segway Tours Fort Monroe Hampton Open Virginia Air & Space Museum Hampton Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Subject to Change Berkeley Plantation Charles City TBD Shirley Plantation Charles City Open Grounds only Chesapeake Planetarium Chesapeake TBD The Great Bridge Battlefield and Waterways Museum Chesapeake Open Assateague Explorer ES Chincoteague Open Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge ES Chincoteague Open Blue Crow Antique Mall Keller (Eastern Shore) Open American Rover Sailing Cruises Norfolk Open Chrysler Museum of Art - The Perry Glass Studio Norfolk Open Soft opening to members June 16 - 19 Chrysler Museum of Art Norfolk Open Soft opening to members June 16 - 19 6/22/2020 Reopening Log Attraction Location Opening Date Notes Hermitage Museum and Gardens Norfolk Open Nauticus Norfolk No date available Norfolk Botanical Gardens Norfolk Open Prime Outlets Norfolk Open Spirit of Norfolk Norfolk Open The MacArthur Memorial Norfolk TBD Virginia Zoo Norfolk Thursday, June 25, 2020 Some Areas are closed. Tangier Island Cruises ES Onancock Open Eastern Shore Railway Museum ES Parksley Open Children's Museum of Virginia Portsmouth TBD Portsmouth Colored Community Library Museum Portsmouth TBD Portsmouth Art & Cultural Center Portsmouth TBD Portsmouth Naval Shipyard Museum Portsmouth TBD Lightship Portsmouth Museum Portsmouth TBD Bacon's Castle Surry Open Grounds only Smith's Fort Plantation Surry Open Grounds only Breweries Virginia Open Cideries Virginia Open Restaurants Virginia Open Virginia State Parks Cabins/Lodges Virginia Open Wineries Virginia Open The Adventure Park at Virginia Aquarium Virginia Beach Open Adventure Works Wetlands Ziplines Virginia Beach Open Atlantic Wildfowl Heritage Museum Virginia Beach Open Back Bay National National Wildlife Refuge Virginia Beach Open Beaches Virginia Beach Open Cape Henry Lighthouse Virginia Beach Friday, July 3, 2020 Edgar Casey's A.R.E. Bookstore & Gift Shop Virginia Beach Open Open Friday - Sunday False Cape State Park Virginia Beach Open Ferry Plantation House Virginia Beach TBD First Landing Charters Virginia Beach Open First Landing State Park Virginia Beach Open Francis Land House Virginia Beach TBD 6/22/2020 Reopening Log Attraction Location Opening Date Notes Funny Bone Virginia Beach Tuesday, July 28, 2020 Hunt Club Farm Virginia Beach Open ifly Virginia Beach Open Kayak Nature Tours Virginia Beach Open Little Island Fishing Pier Virginia Beach Open Lynnhaven House Virginia Beach Closed Closed for restoration Military Aviation Museum Virginia Beach Open Motor World Virginia Beach Open Check days and hours of operation Museum of Contemporary Arts Virginia Beach TBD Ocean Breeze Waterpark Virginia Beach TBD Patriotic Excursions Virginia Beach Open Rudee Tours Virginia Beach Open The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show Virginia Beach Saturday, June 27, 2020 Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Center Virginia Beach Open Busch Gardens / Water Country USA Williamsburg Wednesday, July 1, 2020 Tentative Catfish Cove Mini Golf Williamsburg Open Colonial Williamsburg Williamsburg Open Subject to Change -A -$19.99 C $10.99 (6-12) Go Ape Williamsburg Open Go-Karts Plus Williamsburg Open Wed - Sundays Historic Jamestowne Williamsburg Monday, June 29, 2020 Island open to pedestrian and bike traffic only Jamestown Settlement Williamsburg Wednesday, June 24, 2020 Combo tickets only available online Muscarelle Museum of Art Williamsburg TBD Closed at least through June 30 Pirate's Cove Williamsburg TBD Prime Outlets Williamsburg Open Ripley's Believe It of Not! Williamsburg Williamsburg Open Theatre closed The Originial Ghost Tour of Williamsburg Williamsburg Open Virginia Musical Museum Williamsburg Open Williamsburg Antique Mall Williamsburg Open Williamsburg Salt Spa Williamsburg Open By appointment only American Revolution Museum Yorktown Wednesday, June 24, 2020 Combo tickets only available online Yorktown Battlefield Yorktown Visitors Center Closed Only Yorktown Tour Roads, Monument and Cemetery open Sail Yorktown - Schooner Alliance Yorktown Open Patriot Segway Tours Yorktown Yorktown Open 6/22/2020 Reopening Log Attraction Location Opening Date Notes Yorktown Beach Yorktown Open Yorktown Ghost Tours Yorktown Open Limited days and times 6/22/2020.
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