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 Two person bike by tpangelinan These are a 2 or 4 person bike set up like a car, now you would think 2 people are better than 1, this is not always the case. These bike are very heavy not so easy to move around. If you are handicapped like myself this can be the least amount of fun you had all trip. Now if your a healthy person these may be ok, they are not as easy to lock up while you go into a store as a 2 wheeled bike is and they are much slower. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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 Wave Trolley by tpangelinan Park your car until you leave Virginia Beach! The Wave Trolley is pretty handy, there are 3 different routes that run about every 15 minutes or so. Discount Farescards alvailable for: 1 Day Farecard $3.00 unlimited rides 3 Day Farecard $5.00 unlimited rides 5 Day Farecard $8.00 unlimited rides : Leave a Comment
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 Wave ticket center by tpangelinan Park your car until you leave Virginia Beach! The Wave Trolley is pretty handy, there are 3 different routes that run about every 15 minutes or so. 1) Atlantic Avenue; Daily May 1st through October 1st 8:00AM to 2:00AM 2) Museum Express Daily Memorial Day through Labor Day 8:00AM to 2:00AM 3) Shoppers Express Daily Memorial Day through Labor Day 10:00AM to 9:00PM Every Hour Fares are very reasonable Adults/Children $1.00 Children under 38" are free Seniors, Medicare holders and persons with disabilities are half fee Discount Farescards alvailable for: 1 Day Farecard $3.00 unlimited rides 3 Day Farecard $5.00 unlimited rides 5 Day Farecard $8.00 unlimited rides Leave a Comment Theme: OtherPhone: (757) 222-6100Website: www.vbwave.com Other Contact: www.hrtansit.org
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 Bike rentals and food by tpangelinan Look closely and tell me WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE?? I'll give you a moment to look it over........OK, SOOO What do yah think? Is it me or are they selling you BEER & WINE, then renting you a bike to go drink and drive about town for the day. What more could a vacationer ask for, BEER,WINE & a BIKE! Sorry just thought this rather amusing. I took a stroll inside and it had alot of thing you may need, food, gifts, beer & wine of course and many other things, kind of expensive, but it is one stop shopping. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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 Rent a bike by tpangelinan There are many bike rental places, We would suggest either bringing your own bike or renting one, you can cover alot more ground and see more on a bike, plus Virginia Beach has a wonderful bike path along side of the boardwalk for clear sailing. Leave a Comment Theme: Bicycle
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In beach towns I am inclined to walk around that way I won't miss anything. There's so much to look at as well as the lil' cutsie shops that carry things you generally can't find anywhere else. There is off street parking, as well as parking lots directly in front of the beach. I paid $10.00 for the whole day. We just left the car there, and headed up the street. There are cabs if one so desires. Not sure about buses, as I have no interest in taking them. I did see alot of people riding bikes on the boardwalk next to the ocean. There were tandem bikes as well as these 3 seater things...2 ride in back, with a surrey on top, and one rides in front. Too much work for me, as I am there for R&R. Leave a Comment
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To get there I flew from Newark Airport in New York,there are I think 2 flights a day and I flew with Contential airlines.It's about an hours flight to the aiport in Norfolk(the closest airport to Va beach).Obviously you can drive from any state ,get the bus or train too.I wouldn't recommend the bus for long journeys ie to New York. Your best bet is to stay at the shore and get around on the Beach Trolleys, which run from May through September (no service off-season). The Atlantic Avenue Trolley runs daily, every 10 to 15 minutes from noon to midnight along the entire length of Atlantic Avenue. The North Seashore Trolley runs Monday through Friday, every 30 minutes from 6:30am to 6:30pm along Pacific Avenue between 19th and 68th streets. The Museum Express Trolley runs daily, every 15 to 30 minutes from 8am to 10pm, to midnight on weekends, between Atlantic Avenue at 40th Street and the Virginia Science Museum and Ocean Breeze Amusement Park on General Booth Boulevard. Fares on any of these trolleys are 50˘ per ride for adults and children, 25˘ for seniors and disabled persons. Or you can buy a Trolley Pass, which costs $3.50 for adults and children, $1.75 for seniors and disabled persons; it’s good for three days of unlimited rides. In addition, the Lynnhaven Mall Trolley also runs during summer, from Atlantic Avenue at 25th Street to Lynnhaven Mall, the city’s main shopping center on Lynnhaven Parkway south of Va. 44. The fare is $1.50 per person. Leave a Comment Theme: Bus
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I took the train going to Virginia Beach. I would recommend taking the train because the train gives one a closer view of big cities as well as small towns the trains get into. Besides, if you reserve ahead of time you get very good rates especially if you are traveling with companions. Besides, train seats are comfortable enough to stretch out and nap. In a car to visit all the other adjoing places of historical and cultural interests Leave a Comment Theme: Train
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from the west take I64 east to i264 east to the ocean front private auto altho parking is a big problem Theme: Car/Motor Home
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by dln6874 If you are coming from the northeast to Virginia Beach, take the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel. There is a $12 toll, but it is well worth it for the scenic drive, the 1-2 hrs saved off of your trip, and avoiding the I-95 traffic. Leave a Comment Theme: Car/Motor Home
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Get cheap flights to Virginia Beach. Airports in the area include Norfolk Intl (ORF). Check flights to Virginia Beach when you want to visit these nearby places: North Virginia Beach.
- Barclay Towers Resort Hotel
2809 Atlantic Avenue (formerly Colonial Inn), Virginia Beach, VA - Knights Inn & Suites Virginia Beach VA
207 29th St, Virginia Beach, VA - Econo Lodge Town Center Virginia Beach
3637 Bonney Road, Virginia Beach, VA - Econo Lodge On The Ocean
2707 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA - Dolphin Inn Virginia Beach
1705 Atlantic Avenue, Virginia Beach, VA - Hampton Inn Virginia Beach Oceanfront North
3107 Atlantic Avenue Oceanfront and 32nd Street, Virginia Beach, VA - Wyndham Virginia Beach Oceanfront
5700 Atlantic Avenue (formerly Ramada), Virginia Beach, VA - Surfside Inn
1211 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA - Courtyard By Marriott Virginia Beach Oceanfront North
3737 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA - Days Inn Norfolk-Airport Hotel
5708 Northampton Blvd, Virginia Beach, VA - Sundial Motel
308 21st Street, Virginia Beach, VA - Rodeway Inn Virginia Beach
1005 Pacific Avenue, Virginia Beach, VA - Courtyard by Marriott Virginia Beach Norfolk
5700 Greenwich Road, Virginia Beach, VA - Econo Lodge Oceanfront
2109 Atlantic Avenue, Virginia Beach, VA - Fairfield Inn and Suites Virginia Beach Oceanfront
1901 Atlantic Ave, Virginia Beach, VA
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