If you go on a Saturday I have seen the wait be around 3 hours a couple of times, so you almost have to go first. If you get there early for example an hour to 45 minutes before the gates open, you have a decent shot at being close to the front of the line where they will hold you outside of England. I was even half way back, around the candy store and when I got there the line was like 20 minutes, but you have to move quick. If you don’t go immediately you also have to worry about how long it will actually stay up, 4 times now I have waited over 30 minutes only for it to go down, once close to an hour, so be cautious of a long line here for multiple reasons. With that being said I hope you get to ride with a super short line and everything goes well, it’s not a really intense ride but I found it fun especially for the nostalgia.
If you plan on riding DarKoaster like you said in the other comment, you have to start there. You can either chose to hit verbolten at this point like I did in the video to kind of start the circle around the park or immediately go to Pantheon partly for the wait partly because this one goes down a decent amount also. If you don’t go to Pantheon it could be a longer line around an hour or two on a Saturday. After Pantheon I would probably go to Tempesto because of how slow getting on can be with only one car possible. After tempesto you can choose to go to Apollo if you want but that tends to be a smaller and faster line than a lot of the other coasters so maybe you could come back here later, or knock it out super quick if the line is short enough. At this point I would head to Griffon and plan on either walking or riding the train on a Saturday because the sky ride will almost be unrideable with the line it will have. So you can either go all the way to the front and either go down the Loch Ness hill or all the way back through Ireland up the hills and into France, or go back through Italy and over the Italy bridge through Oktoberfest past Alpengeist over the bridge and through New France. My suggestion would be to stay in festa Italia and hit the train to New France, maybe if you have a couple of minutes before the train stop off for a drink or something cause it will be hot. After the train to New France hop off and head straight to Griffon. After Griffon hit InvadR at this point the line for most everything will be long. Make your way to alpengeist, and after if you haven’t hit verbolten do it now. If you have head back towards Land of the Dragons, you can check the sky ride line but most likely it will be pretty long, so walk back down the Loch Ness hill and hit the 45 YO coaster and if all goes well that should be 9/9. After all of that now that we are into Summer, Busch is 100% going to be packed unless it is raining, so getting this done in half a day could be pretty tough, but not impossible if you play it right. I would love to hear how it goes and what path you took when you get done.
@@noahcasteline3420 that is a great question, I have actually gotten bitten by this twice, if you rope drop the park trying to get to DarKoaster the hill next to Loch Ness is closed you have to go left towards Pompeii and over the Italy bridge. I think it’s open every time and it never is
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This is definitely a bucket list theme park for us!
Never sit in the front of Pompeii when I sit there my shoes always get soaked
Great park, great vid. Love the music
I was there yesterday (a Wednesday). The wait for Darkoaster was an hour. The wait for Pantheon? 10 minutes. What a difference a year makes.
22:30 you get splashed by the boat ride from Pompeii lol
Loch ness is always my favorite
Busch Gardens traded a fun dark ride for essentially a tourist trap but hey if it keeps the other lines shorter...
You lost me when you profaned the holy name of Grover's Alpine Express!
I went there 2 days ago!
your channel is super cool!
Thank you so much we really appreciate it!!
@@AMAdventureTours1 I subbed
How do you get in to trouble riding Lochness first
Headed here during the week for the first time. How are the lines during the week in the summer?
If I go on darkoaster first at opening how long will the wait be for a Saturday
If you go on a Saturday I have seen the wait be around 3 hours a couple of times, so you almost have to go first. If you get there early for example an hour to 45 minutes before the gates open, you have a decent shot at being close to the front of the line where they will hold you outside of England. I was even half way back, around the candy store and when I got there the line was like 20 minutes, but you have to move quick. If you don’t go immediately you also have to worry about how long it will actually stay up, 4 times now I have waited over 30 minutes only for it to go down, once close to an hour, so be cautious of a long line here for multiple reasons. With that being said I hope you get to ride with a super short line and everything goes well, it’s not a really intense ride but I found it fun especially for the nostalgia.
Trying to do a half day at bushe gardens open to 4pm any tips on the path I should take to hit every coaster once for a Saturday
If you plan on riding DarKoaster like you said in the other comment, you have to start there. You can either chose to hit verbolten at this point like I did in the video to kind of start the circle around the park or immediately go to Pantheon partly for the wait partly because this one goes down a decent amount also. If you don’t go to Pantheon it could be a longer line around an hour or two on a Saturday. After Pantheon I would probably go to Tempesto because of how slow getting on can be with only one car possible. After tempesto you can choose to go to Apollo if you want but that tends to be a smaller and faster line than a lot of the other coasters so maybe you could come back here later, or knock it out super quick if the line is short enough. At this point I would head to Griffon and plan on either walking or riding the train on a Saturday because the sky ride will almost be unrideable with the line it will have. So you can either go all the way to the front and either go down the Loch Ness hill or all the way back through Ireland up the hills and into France, or go back through Italy and over the Italy bridge through Oktoberfest past Alpengeist over the bridge and through New France. My suggestion would be to stay in festa Italia and hit the train to New France, maybe if you have a couple of minutes before the train stop off for a drink or something cause it will be hot. After the train to New France hop off and head straight to Griffon. After Griffon hit InvadR at this point the line for most everything will be long. Make your way to alpengeist, and after if you haven’t hit verbolten do it now. If you have head back towards Land of the Dragons, you can check the sky ride line but most likely it will be pretty long, so walk back down the Loch Ness hill and hit the 45 YO coaster and if all goes well that should be 9/9. After all of that now that we are into Summer, Busch is 100% going to be packed unless it is raining, so getting this done in half a day could be pretty tough, but not impossible if you play it right. I would love to hear how it goes and what path you took when you get done.
So when going to dark koaster first do I go left toward pantheon over to the ride or straight near lockness over to the ride?
@@noahcasteline3420 that is a great question, I have actually gotten bitten by this twice, if you rope drop the park trying to get to DarKoaster the hill next to Loch Ness is closed you have to go left towards Pompeii and over the Italy bridge. I think it’s open every time and it never is
@@AMAdventureTours1 so go left by Pompeii would work
I waited 3 hours to get on dark coaster