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Bug-a-Dug

Gentle ladybug ride in Land of the Dragons for children who can walk independently and are under 4 ft 8 in.

Bug-a-Dug is a gentle little ride with ladybugs as the vehicles. The pace stays slow and easy to follow, so younger visitors can enjoy a cheerful lap on their own in the middle of Land of the Dragons.

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Type Ride
Category Family ride
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Classification

Scale kiddie
Opened August 1, 1979
Ride type Roundabout
Capacity per cycle 24
Maximum height 56 inches

Trains

Arrangement Een Eyerly Ladybug-roundabout met lieveheersbeestjesvoertuigen en 24 rijders per cyclus.
Trains 1
Riders per train 24

Notes

The official Busch Gardens Williamsburg page describes Bug-a-Dug as a Land of the Dragons ride for children who can walk independently and are under 4 ft 8 in. Coasterpedia lists Eyerly Aircraft Company, the Ladybug model, a 1979 opening and 24 riders per cycle; because only the year is confirmed, opened_at remains empty.

Theming

Ladybugs and the gentle circular motion fit the playful feel of Land of the Dragons.

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