I've reviewed this before, but what can I say - Our family loves Williamsburg! This trip was for me (the mom) and 3 young adults, 1 of whom was here for the first time. Ticket prices are still very affordable, for all you get. I got an annual pass, while the others got 3-day passes. We spent our time visiting all the major historical sites (Palace, Capitol, etc.) and a few trades as they were open. New to us for this trip: We walked over to the archaeological dig at Custis Square and enjoyed a nice conversation with the historians there. We also enjoyed seeing the Bray School and talking to one of the workers; it was really nice to be able to see the "layers" of preservation taking place all over the building. Seeing the cannon firing was a first for us, and the guys enjoyed their militia training and experience as judges at the courthouse. Once again, the docents throughout the town were amazing - smooth, educational presentations, and they were able to answer any questions. They were all very personable and willing to interact with us. We visited on a Monday and Tuesday - we were surprised by how quiet the town was on Monday. Not nearly as many visitors as we've seen in the past (but that was pre-Covid), and we didn't see nearly as many costumed personalities. Tuesday seemed to be a little busier - more visitors, personalities, and horses throughout the area. We also really missed not being able to tour Bassett Hall - one of our favorites - but it doesn't seem to be included as part of the Williamsburg experience anymore. I have seen other reviewers saying they had problems with transportation around the park - We did use the bus system and had no issues. The buses were readily available - (Travelers tip: If you want to actually get a seat on the bus, board near the start of the route, at the Palace, Capitol, or Magazine stops - you will have to stand or even wait for the next bus at the other end of the route, near Merchants Square.) We were able to see and do all our personal highlights in those 2 days, although in hindsight I wish we could've stayed the 3rd day and done more of the "details" - more individual trades, shopping, etc. But we were concerned about the weather forecast. (Hurricane Debby was on her way with predicted flooding for the area.) So we cut our trip short. As always, we found Williamsburg to be a relaxing, educational, enjoyable experience. The Williamsburg experience connects dots in my American history education, yet still raises more questions so I want to know more. So we'll be back - I did get an annual pass! ;)