Noah's Ark Replica — Attraction in Williamstown

This is a very detailed and well thought out replication of Noah’s Ark. You can tell the team worked hard on every single detail all the way down to the woodwork. They care and want you to have an amazing adventure too. Everyone was very kind and helpful.

We came from two hours away and were not disappointed one bit. We came on a cold and rainy day, high of 38. After purchasing your parking pass $15 (more for larger vehicles)You have to buy a ticket at the outdoor stall or pre purchase (10 and under free). Then you get on a large bus and they drop you off at the Noah’s Ark location. There is a good bit of walking in order to get to the site and then into the Ark. They have power wheel chairs available for rent for those that need them.

While we went on a dreary rainy day you can tell that this place is a huge hit over the spring, summer and fall seasons. So many venues nearby that you can explore too.

The restaurant Emzara’s Kitchen is popular too. It’s a buffet /seat yourself style They have chicken, pasta, beef stations with salads and pasta options. Meal includes Fountain drinks and the dessert stand. The chicken fingers and dark meat fried chicken were delicious. The salads were fresh and Greek pasta salad was a great option for us. Totally worth checking out if you have time.

They have way more planned for this location (new buildings and biblical history) and we intend to come back as time allows. Absolutely worth coming a second time. This is a full day adventure. We came at open and left 4 plus hours later. This easily could have been an all day excursion had the weather been a little more pleasant.

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First time here and just amazing! What a wonderful Christian attraction! So much history and when you see the Ark it just really is astonishing! They also have a zoo, carousel, zip lining and obstacle course (not included in the price), playground, virtual viewing thing lol. Multiple gift shops and cafe's, ice cream place, coffee spot. Bathrooms everywhere (so appreciate of this!) Went during the 40 days of Christian music and so glad we did!! Concert included in ticket price...got to see Jordan Feliz, Meghan Woods, True Song, forgot the man's name that came out first but he can sang!!!, front row (get there early when they open and go get ur band on so you can have first pick of seats!) You will wait in line for the concert outside so bring some water and umbrella..we bought a color changing umbrella there for $20, so cute! Concert had the performers merch and meet and greet afterwards. Also got to hear some great preaching during that time as well (shout out Pastor Pritchet, I hope that's right lol) Parking is $15, and oversized vehicles is $20. 2 adult tickets was like $100ish with military discount. You get on a bus after you enter and it takes you to the Ark. They have a buffet restaurant for lunch that was $19 per adult but also cheaper with military discount. This is the only one thing that wasn't so great, food was okay, not worth $19 a person, but next time I would pick to eat out in the other vendors in the park. Everyone was so nice and pleasant, wonderful customer service! First attraction I have been to where no one was cursing, belligerent, fighting or pushing...it was just a great atmosphere to enjoy!! You should definitely visit...

I was struck by the sheer size and detail of the structure. This impressive replica truly brings the story of Noah and the Ark to life in a way that is both educational and inspiring.

The craftsmanship is remarkable, with the wooden exterior and intricate details reflecting the biblical narrative beautifully. As I walked through the exhibits, I was amazed by how thoughtfully each section was designed. The displays provide informative insights into the historical and cultural context of the Ark, making it a great learning experience for visitors of all ages.

Inside, there are various sections that showcase different animals and the living conditions aboard the Ark. The exhibits are well-organized and visually engaging, featuring life-sized animal models and interactive elements that keep both kids and adults entertained. I particularly enjoyed the storytelling areas where you can listen to narrations that delve deeper into the significance of the Ark.

The surrounding grounds are also worth exploring, with beautiful gardens and picnic areas that provide a peaceful setting to relax and reflect on the experience. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable, eager to answer questions and share more about the Ark's history.

One minor downside was that it can get crowded during peak times, so I recommend visiting during the week or early in the day for a more leisurely experience.

Overall, visiting the Noah’s Ark replica was a fantastic journey into an iconic biblical story. I highly recommend it to families, history buffs, and anyone looking for a unique and...