Busch Gardens only has locations in Tampa, Florida and Williamsburg, Virginia. There are none in California.
it only has one
No. Six Flags is the only theme park.
They are names of places that are only in English so they stay the same. This would not be the case for the CN Tower as there is a French equivalent set by the establishment which is Le Tour CN. I also believe it's spelt Busch.
It depends if you have children or seniors, you can go on the website to check.
There are four roller coasters in Busch Gardes, VA. Apollo's Chariot has the biggest drop, is the fastest, has the longest track length, and has the most G Force, which makes this ride the scariest. The other three are Griffon, Loch Ness Monster, and Alpengeist. If you want to know which one would be the best, it depends. If your a thrill seeker, probably Apollo's Chariot or Griffon would be the best (don't go on if sick). If yo want a mild one, choose Loch Ness Monster. If you want a really fun one choose Alpengeist.
Yes. But there are 2 Busch Gardens (soon to be 3), 19 Six Flags Properties and a bunch of Cedar Fair ones.
I only know that one them went to Busch Gardens in Tampa, Fl, I was one of the staff there who cared for her.
Cheetah Hunt has a top speed of 60 miles per hour, during the second launch. The other launches are 30 and 40 miles per hour. Cheetah hunt is the only launched coaster at Busch Gardens, Africa, so it feels a lot faster at some points than any other ride.
No. The drug or drugs are found in deep in the hair shafts and can not be removed. The shafts show what drug(s) have been taken over a period of time.
Yes, any hair can be used for mandatory drug testing, not just head hair.
When you take any drug into your body, your bloodstream lays down a "track" on your body hair. As hair grows out, that track moves with it. When hair is analysed for drug use, it CAN show up. It is not ON your hair, but IN your hair. There are a number of stories about how you can "beat" a drug screen. They are just that- stories. The only reliable way to do that is not to do the drugs.