Or you can pay a bit more per ticket for one that is good for entrance any day ($54.05 per ticket or 3,603 points).īuy at Costco: While Costco doesn't sell tickets to Knott's Berry Farm, it does sell the Go San Diego eCard, which includes entry to the theme park along with a bunch of other family-friendly attractions. In our search, we had the choice of purchasing weekday passes good for Monday–Thursday for $51.70 or 3,446 Ultimate Rewards points per ticket. Pay cash and earn points or use your Ultimate Rewards points to redeem for tickets at a rate as high as 1.5 cents per point if you have the Chase Sapphire Reserve. Redeem Chase Points: You can purchase tickets at Chase's Ultimate Rewards travel portal. Fast Lane, much like Disney's FastPass, is available for an additional cost per person. There are also discounted tickets available for active and retired military members.
Children 2 and younger enter the park for free. While single-day passes at other area theme parks run around $100 each, a day pass at Knott's costs between $53 and $64 when purchased online ahead of time. Save on Ticketsįamilies on a budget will appreciate the comparatively low ticket prices at Knott's Berry Farm. The festival is included with park admission and includes some boysenberry-themed shows and entertainment. This popular event celebrates all things boysenberry with 75+ foods for sale throughout the park. Knott's offers some fantastic seasonal offerings throughout the year, highlighted by the annual Boysenberry Festival. Special-event days can also bring in extra crowds so take note of these on the site calendar before planning your trip.
Basically, any time that California kids are out of school is going to be busy. The park is packed during summer, spring break and three-day weekends. If you're aiming to avoid crowds at Knott's Berry Farm, plan on a midweek, off-peak vacation. (Photo by Julie Bigboy) When to Plan a Visit to Knott's Berry Farm Kid-friendly entertainment featuring Snoopy at Knott's Camp Snoopy. Just like at Disneyland, there are original details, such as the figures posing on benches with my kids, that Knott's regulars will "get" and newbies will likely shrug at. Over the years, the addition of a ghost town, roller coasters, unique rides and shows has made Knott's a quirky mix that works for many families taking in Southern California's best attractions. Overview of Rides, Shows and Character Meet-and-Greets What you might not know is that Knott's Berry Farm was California's first amusement park (it officially opened in the 1940s), located on what started as an authentic berry farm in the 1920s.
It's separated from that other SoCal theme park (Disneyland) by a 15-minute drive on the 5 North freeway. The closest airport is John Wayne/Orange County (SNA), located about 20 minutes away. Knott's Berry Farm is a 57-acre theme park located in Buena Park, Orange County in California. (Photo by Julie Bigboy) Knott's Berry Farm Basics Spinning coasters have become a common sight at theme parks around the world, but Mack's version has really refined the idea and provides a great balance between excitement and family friendly fun.Knott's Berry Farm is a unique blend of history, family attractions and thrill rides. If the car is sufficiently unbalanced, it can spin wildly.Īt only 60ft tall, Sierra Sidewinder is somewhat dwarfed by many of Knott's Berry Farm's other rollercoasters, but what it lacks in height it makes up for in quality.
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In contrast to Euro-Mir though, Sierra Sidewinder's cars are free spinning rather than motor controlled which makes for a much less predictable ride. The rollercoaster does feature similar trains, each made up of four spinning cars that seat pairs of riders back-to-back. Sierra Sidewinder is very different, with a simpler layout and much less theming than its Germanic sibling (huge mirrored glass towers might look rather out of place at Knott's anyway!). The ride is Mack's second Spinning Coaster, following ten years after the original Euro Mir was opened at Europa Park in Germany. Sierra Sidewinder is a spinning rollercoaster at Knott's Berry Farm in California.
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