Cheap coach tickets from Colonial Heights to Orlando

Colonial Heights is a city rich in history, as evidenced by its name, which originates from the Revolutionary War. The name Colonial Heights refers to the garrison established by the Colonial Forces above Petersburg during the siege. Now, much of the city's rich history tracing back to the time of the siege can still be enjoyed and appreciated today.

The main historical attraction in Colonial Heights is Fort Clifton, which used to be a Confederate stronghold. Visitors also flock to the Old Brick House, which is the oldest brick structure in the city. Then there's also Violet Bank, which served as General Lee's headquarters.

Colonial Heights is a city where you can enjoy a delicious meal along with a cold brew or a glass of wine while taking in the breathtaking sunset view from the Appomattox River. In addition, there's usually a concert happening or a band performing in local restaurants and bars, which would set you off to a perfect evening out on the town.

For family fun, there are many parks in the city, such as Appamatuck Park, Flora Avenue Park, and Fort Clifton Park. The best place to shop is Southpark Mall, which boasts 85 specialty shops and four department stores.

Colonial Heights is served by Petersburg Area Transit buses, which aside from the central city, also cover Hopewell and Dinwiddie. Intercity bus service on PandaNY Bus and Wanda Coach offers affordable travel to cities including Atlanta, New York, and Orlando. Head down to nearby Petersburg, VA to connect to Amtrak’s country-wide train network.

Orlando is the Theme Park Capital of the World, thanks to the high density of thrilling parks like Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld, LEGOLAND, Gatorland and more. It's no wonder we rated Orlando the #1 travel destination for families. Family vacation or not, if the highlight of your trip is picking out a wand at Ollivanders in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter or finally meeting Elsa in the Magic Kingdom, you know we won't judge.

Winter Park and Thornton Park – not more theme parks, we promise – are trendy neighborhoods where you can experience some of Orlando's world-class shopping, dining, and craft beer. You can also immerse yourself in some of Florida's unique wildlife at Orlando Wetlands Park, or the more central Lake Eola Park downtown. Orlando enjoys an average of 233 days of sunshine a year, so even though it's one of the cheapest cities to visit over Spring Break, you'll soak up that sweet, sweet sun almost any time of year.

Craving the ocean? Head a few hours outside Orlando for some of Florida's gorgeous beaches like New Smyrna Beach, Cocoa Beach, and the Canaveral National Seashore. Two large airports, as well as many bus and train companies with service in the area, mean that traveling from Orlando to other sunny Florida destinations and beyond is a breeze.