Busch Gardens is a well-known amusement park in the United States, with two locations, one in Tampa Florida, and one in Williamsburg Virginia. At both, you can find a variety of rides, animals, and live shows. Both also have different events and festivals in various months.
This theme park is an exciting place for children and adults alike. With so many different things to see and do, you will happily spend your day exploring all that is offered.
With the park being large, and outdoors, it is important to wear the right clothes. You want to stay cool and comfortable in your clothes, as well as safe and covered if you ride one of the many roller coasters.
The best outfit types for Busch Gardens are light, with a pinch of athleticism. There are a variety of different options that are both practical, while still being stylish and photo-ready for your day at the park.
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Backpack
A backpack is a great way to stay hands-free, while still securing your belongings for the day. You can easily put your water, sunscreen, and anything else you need for the day.
Nowadays there are a variety of different backpacks, including bags that look like a traditional hiking pack, and ones that look more like a stylish purse or accessories.
Check out these ethically made backpacks.
Sunglasses
Being outdoors in the bright sun, you may want to protect your eyes. Sunglasses are not only practical but a great way to accessorize the rest of your looks and show off your style. Make sure they are secure, or tuck them away when going on any rides to not lose them.
Don’t break the bank with these sunglasses.
Comfortables Shoes
With the amount of walking you will be doing at Busch Gardens, a pair of comfortable shoes is a must. Popular shoe choices include sneakers, loafers, and supportive sandals.
Choose a neutral color like white or brown that will blend seamlessly with the rest of your look, or introduce a pop of color with a fun shade.
Lanyard
If you are carrying a Quick Queue pass or an access pass for the park, consider attaching it to a lanyard. There it will hang easily around your neck and can be quickly presented at any ride. You won’t have to worry about misplacing it or holding it all day long.
Pair your lanyard with these stylish necklaces.
Bottoms With Zip Pockets
Another easy way to keep your belongings safe and secure is to wear a pair of pants or shorts with pockets that zip up. There are a variety of styles from sports pants, to khaki shorts, so you are sure to find one that works for you.
Check out these pants with pockets.
Hat
Just like with sunglasses, a hat will help protect you from the sun while also adding to your overall look. Choose a fedora style or straw hat that will compliment your face while still being breathable.
Or choose a ball cap that is more compact and secure on your head even during the more intense rides.
Get inspired with these different hat styles.
Dress with Shorts
If you have a cute, flirty summer dress in mind, you can still wear it to the park. Layer it over a pair of shorts or bike shorts so you don’t have to worry about your dress blowing up no matter what ride you are on.
Slay in these casual sexy summer dresses.
Athletic Shorts and Shirt
Athleisure, including athletic shorts and a shirt, will serve anyone well at the amusement park. They are light layers, that will move with you and absorb any excess moisture. There are also a variety of styles and patterns to mix and match to create a fashionable look that is also practical.
Save these bamboo workout shorts.
Swimsuit
If you plan on enjoying the waterpark at Busch Gardens, bring a swimsuit to change into. Store your swimsuit and towel in your backpack when you aren’t using them, or in one of the lockers the park provides.
Find more affordable swimsuit brands here.
Loose, Light Layers
An easy way to stay comfortable and mobile during the day is by creating your look with loose, light layers that can easily be added or removed. Layers made from polyester blends, linen, and athleisure are all light layers.
Learn more about layering here.
Skort
A skort is a more practical choice than a skirt for an amusement park while still being just as chic. The inner shorts of a skort offer coverage if the outer lay moves with the wind or on a ride.
The outer skirt portion can be styled just like a mini skirt, with a blouse or a cute crop top.
Check out these mini skirts here.
Waterproof Poncho
Believe it or not, a waterproof poncho will come in handy at the park. It will help protect you if the weather changes and starts to rain. It will also serve you well for one of the many water rides at the park so you can remain dry.
Find more practical uses for your poncho here.
Avoid Costumes and Masks
Busch Garden’s official rules do not allow costumes, masks, or face paint not done within the park. Instead, choose a fun summer look that won’t get in your way as you explore the many sites of the park.
Save your costume and masks for Scarefest.
Avoid Any Profanity or Offensive Images
Busch Gardens is a family-friendly establishment. Avoid any clothes with profanity, offensive images, or slogans. Instead, opt for light, bright colors and light materials like athleisure and mesh.
Check out these vibrant-colored clothes instead.
Avoid Hair Clips and Earrings
A general safety rule is to avoid hair clips and large earrings that might get caught on one of the rides or fall off on the rides. Keep your hair back with a scrunchie and moisture-wicking headband instead.
Keep your hair up with these eco-friendly hair ties.
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