Getting to Virginia Beach, Norfolk & Hampton Roads
Flying to Virginia Beach
There are many budget airlines within the United States (USA) and a few of these fly into the local airports of Norfolk International and into Newport News airport. These airlines are worth considering:
Airtran (Hub in Atlanta, direct flights from Newport) Airtran are based in Atlanta and from Newport news/Williamburg
airport, you can fly to and from New York, orlando and Boston. You can connect though to a variety of other destinations
via Atlanta, and for a decent price.
Air Tran website
Air Tran View route map here
From international locations such as London, Rome, Barcelona and Amsterdam flights are possible and best through NYC or Washington DC. Norfolk International tends to connect through these two U.S. Gatewat cities. All three New York airports are good options if connecting between Europe and Norfolk International.
ATA - Dallas to Norfolk (Virginia)
ATA fly into Norfolk, Virginia (with is within travelling distance of Virginia Beach), from Dallas, Texas.
Southwest Airlines
Southwest Airlines are one of the mst well known budget airlines flying within the U.S. and they offer very reasonable prices. TA fly into Norfolk, Virginia (with is within travelling distance of Virginia Beach), from Dallas, Texas.
SouthWest Airlines website
Southwest Airlines View route map here
From ABROAD (Outside USA)
Probably one of the best ways to find the best priced flights into either Washington DC airport so you can then get a train or bus to Virginia beach) or into Norfolk, Virginia, is to use Expedia.com or expedias.co.uk
Getting to Virginia beach via Norfolk from Germany with Berlin flights.
Trains to Virginia Beach
Amtrak offers quite comfortable, reliable and affordable trains into Newport News (with connecting bus to VirginiaBeach).
When you consider the time you save having to check-in early when flying, this can be an acceptable and quite comfortable way to get from cities such as Boston, New York, Washington and cities in the South, to Virginia Beach and the Hampton Roads area
Visit the Amtrak website here
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DRIVING TO VIRGINIA BEACH
From the West: From the North and South, good routes are Interstate 85 or 95, and U.S. 13 and 17. These
routes circle Interstate 64 which circles the Virginia Beach/Williamsburg area, connecting to Interstate 264.
From the North or West:Use the I-95 South to I-64 East, across the Hampton Roads Bridge
Tunnel to I-264 East. When you come to the end of I-264, you will see the Virginia Beach Convention Center on your right-hand
side. Take a right turn at the 1st set of traffic lights, turning into Parks Avenue. Then take the next right onto 19th
Street. You will be on the beach front area.
From the North (except for: - New York, New
Jersey, Maryland, etc...), take Route 13 via the Chesapeake Bay Bridge tunnel. After the tunnel, take Route 60 to Atlantic
Avenue.
From the South: Good routes generally are the I-85, I-95, US 13 and US 17. These routes
intersect with US 58. Follow US 58, East to I-64 West, and then to I-264 East. As you approach the end of I-264 you will
see the Virginia Beach Convention Center on the right-hand side. Then just follow the signs to the beach-front.
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GREYHOUND COACH to Virginia Beach
You can travel to Virginia Beach by Greyhound Bus/coach. The Greyhound station in Virginia beach is located one mile (from the beach front. 1-800-231-2222 or http://www.greyhound.com. The buses are via Norfolk, Virginia and Washington DC.
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