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While the theme park remains closed, Knott’s Berry Farm has announced a new family-friendly outdoor food and shopping experience to celebrate the Halloween and fall seasons: Knott’s Taste of Fall-O-Ween.
Most of Southern California’s theme and amusement parks remain closed due to the pandemic, but Knott’s Berry Farm has opened its gates once again. Granted, the rides and shows aren’t running, but it still feels great to have your feet walking around the grounds of a theme park during Taste of Knott’s.
Knott’s Berry Farm’s annual haunt event, Knott’s Scary Farm, has officially been cancelled for this year.
Cedar Fair, one of the world’s largest regional amusement-resort operators, has decided to keep five of the parks they operate closed this year. Many of the ones already open, will close early for the season.
Expanding on the successful Taste of Calico event, Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, Calif. — California’s first theme park — is introducing Taste of Knott’s, an all-new summertime outdoor dining and retail experience beginning Aug. 21.
While Knott’s Berry Farm remains closed, Knott’s Ghost Town is the home of an all-new limited-time outdoor food and retail experience, Knott’s Taste of Calico.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 situation, Cedar Point and Knott’s Berry Farm have decided to postpone their milestone century celebrations that were scheduled to take place this year.
If you’re missing the tastes of Knott’s Berry Farm while the park is closed, you’re in luck — they’ve just reopened their Online Marketplace.
This is truly a strange time that we have never seen before; theme parks, convention centers, beaches, and other public places have fully shut down in an attempt to stop the ongoing health crisis. Micah Muzio on Youtube took to the skies to showcase what some of these theme parks look like now.
Many of us have an early childhood memory of our very first log flume ride, whether it was a ride through Splash Mountain at Disneyland, Knott’s Berry Farm’s Timber Mountain, or perhaps a local rendition at a nearby state amusement park. There is a sort of shared experience we all have of climbing those rickety conveyor belts, only to dive down a refreshing plummet into sweet, chlorine-filled water.
