Is Wata free?
YORK COUNTY — Bus rides that don’t cost a cent, that’s what the Williamsburg Area Transit Authority is offering to the public as the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic continue to ripple through Virginia.
Is there public transportation in Williamsburg VA?
Williamsburg Area Transit Authority (WATA) provides bus and trolley services in James City County and the City of Williamsburg.
What is a deep badge upgrade Wata?
Deep “Badge” upgrade Canyon Drive Technologies’ “Deep” is a prestigious, visually striking, and non-replicable badge reserved only for games in stellar condition to signify their truly pristine and special quality. Games that receive a Mint grade of 9.0 or higher will be eligible for the Deep Badge.
Does Wata grading consoles?
We grade way more than just sealed video games, and you can submit a game for grading in almost any condition.
Is Williamsburg Village open?
Colonial Williamsburg is open 365 days a year. Most Historic Trades and Sites are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. After hours, check out Evening Programs, which run well into the night. The Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Restaurant and store hours vary.
How much is bus fare in Williamsburg?
Bus Passes
| Fare Type | All-Day Ticket | 30-Day Pass |
|---|---|---|
| Standard Fare | $3.00 | $45.00 |
| Reduced Fare | $1.50 | $22.50 |
Who is Deniz Kahn?
Deniz Kahn is the Founder, President & CEO at Wata Games .
Which is better VGA or Wata?
VGA score is usually focused more on seal than box, and grades seal tougher. VGA uses a overall number score for box and seal. WATA is the hip new kid on the block. Their cases have a bit more pizzaz to them, but as mentioned above, they only fit the standard size cases (which your game is).
Is everything open in Williamsburg?
When did Wata start?
Wata was founded in 2017 by 25-year-old Deniz Kahn, who started collecting old video games and noticed the need for a company to grade the cartridges, boxes and seals in the event they were never open. In 2018, Wata was grading a handful of games.