Travel to W&M

 
 

By Car or School Bus

Williamsburg is 150 miles south of Washington, D.C., and roughly midway between Richmond and Norfolk on Interstate 64. General directions are below:

  • From I-64, take Exit 238.

  • At the second set of lights (Route 132), turn right.

  • Turn right again at the next set of lights, onto Route 60, Bypass Road.

  • Follow Bypass Road until it ends and intersects with Richmond Road.

  • Turn left onto Richmond Road.

  • Continue until you reach W&M campus on the right, and turn right onto College Terrace.

  • Continue on College Terrace until the road forks, and turn left onto Gooch Drive.

  • Continue on Gooch Drive to the parking lot at the back of the Sadler Center

By Mass Transit

The Amtrak station and bus station is just two blocks away from campus. You can purchase a train ticket from amtrak.com and bus tickets from greyhound.com. For delegates and sponsors coming from the D.C. area, round-trip Amtrak tickets ordered 1-2 months in advance are roughly $60 and last minute tickets are $110 (prices may vary). Williamsburg Area Transportation can provide further convenience for moving around the city.

By Air Travel

There are two large airports in the extended Williamsburg area. Ground transportation is available through both.

Shuttle Service

WMHSMUN will provide a shuttle service to provide transportation between the Williamsburg Woodlands and the William & Mary campus. 

  • Delegations staying at other hotels are responsible for their own transportation throughout conference weekend. 

  • Delegations are also responsible for any transportation to and from the hotel upon arrival and departure from Williamsburg.