I really appreciate all the history you provided. It sells me on it more because now I know it's not just some artificial, plastic theme park built in Southern California, but instead has evolved over a hundred years. After watching you video, I told my mom about it, and she visited with her family from Chicago in the 1950's. She remembers their famous chicken dinners.
When I visited Knott's Berry Farm on 9/14/2023, GhostRider was a walk on outside of after my first 2 rides, until it had no line again in the afternoon, and because of that, I rode it 21 times, the most rides on one ride in a single day.
This park is high on my bucket list for a reason! Yeah, like you said, it looks to have the perfect balance of thrills, theming, and atmosphere! Everyone in my family would love it just like how we all love SeaWorld Orlando
Knotts is my favorite theme park . Then comes Disneyland followed by Universal. The roller coasters are better for the most part at magic mountain than Knotts. However, Knott's is not about roller coasters or thrills. Instead it focuses heavily on the themining and providing something for everyone in the family. I think that's the issue with magic mountain. It doesn't offer as much to every member of the family. Knotts has dark rides and a great selection of roller coasters. Knotts is arguerabilty better since it combines thrills with nostalgic and family rides. I'm hoping Knotts will expand in the next 10 years.
Don't Get The Argument That Magic Mountain Doesn't Really Have Everything For The Family............ They Have 4 Kiddie Coasters And 3 Family Coasters And 13 Thrill Coasters What Else Do You Need!
I love it too I feel like it takes u back to another different time. Just how ghost town takes u back. I also enjoy the relaxing and refreshing aceneray at camp snoopy.
Knotts definitely feels like if Herschend operated a west coast park. It's my second favorite in the Cedar Fair chain because I prefer theme parks over amusement parks and Knotts does a great job with theming.
My mother was a teacher in California back in the late 80s and early 90s and she took her classes here at the end of the school year. Unfortunately she didn't remember much of this place after revisiting in 2014. Speaking of which, my tips after visiting there would be to ride the Calico Mine Ride and the Timber Mountain Log Ride first as those are classic rides that get very popular eith guests. Also remember to get the chicken on your way out the door as that is the best fried chicken I've ever had.. Doesn't matter if you eat at the restaurant or get it to go for a meal at home or later. All that matters is that you get it.
My dad practically grew up at this place. He rode everything as far back as Corkscrew. As someone who visits this place every week the coaster line up never gets old, and I think everything is super well done. If this park gets that giga that we have rumors about, I think it could be one of the best theme parks in the United States.
When I went to LA, I had the choice of this park for special 34.99 price per person with free parking, or Disney for 99 plus parking. I chose Knotts and had a blast!
Canobie Coaster would say: Coast Rider is a Mack Wild Mouse coaster at Knott's Berry Farm. Coast Rider is a great option for kids, but anyone and most people despise this coaster. The ride was retrofit and modified with shin guards a few years ago, turning... A) a fast wild mouse coaster B) a slow wild mouse coaster into... A) a shuffling ride experience B) a lateral mercilessly thrown ride experience C) an excruciating torture machine D) a ride experience with less violent sensations
I very much enjoyed Knott's. I didn't have enough time to ride everything and Silver Bullet was closed. Since I've spent more time at Magic Mountain, I prefer it overall, but that could change with re-visits. I like that you talked about Knott's history. Great review.
Especially with all the upgrades CF has given the park in the 2010s, Knott's is always in the same sentence as places like IOA for me. Operations aside, it's just that good. Such a rare combo of theming, family rides, and thrill rides.
Knotts is incredible! Such a great park with lots of charm, a great coaster collection, and some amazing food. Also their Halloween haunt is the best I've ever been to at a park before.
@@CanobieCoaster nothing but respect for a ride with a 42" height limit that's fun for adults. I know it has the benefit of being 30 years newer but Sierra sidewinder is a better bridge coaster than ninja.
Yes I'm back a week later, and here's what I think. Knott's Berry Farm is an amazing park. Services and theming was amazing. Surprisingly, my favorite themed land was the boardwalk section because of the sleek modernized look and the diversity from the rest of the park's Western themed area. I plan to come back next year to hit up HangTime and Sierra Sidewinder, because I missed them. Everything was great, including the rides. Silver Bullet is currently my favorite B&M invert, but that'll change when I go to Florida for Montu. GhostRider is my favorite overall coaster because of the airtime, smoothness, length and restraints. Montezooma's Revenge was extremely fun, Jaguar had some good theming in the pyramid and a second lift hill and floater pops I wasn't expecting, Pony Express had a surprisingly powerful launch and Coast Rider killed my shins but the first drop was very fun.
I still like Magic Mountain just a bit more because of their top tier coaster collection, but Knotts is definitely nicer and more diverse. I normally will combine both with any non Disneyland California trip.
Magic Mountain is a dumb and the worst run major theme park in the country hahah I've had a pass for years the place is a joke. They have trash cans overflowing at 9am hahah they dont even dump them the night before. When you get your food and go to get Napkins/Condiments they legit have them on $50 grey home depot pop up tables. embarrassment
@@sitebproductions the park could definitely have a better presentation and be more well kept but I do think they are trying to improve. At least I've seen a difference from the very first time I visited to my most recent.
@@sitebproductions Magic Mountain is the best park in the world. They could work a little bit on theming and stuff, but still. Every new addition brings new life to the area.
Last time I went was when boomerang was being demolished, but I love it very much. Back then a season pass was only $110, so about as much as like one day at Disneyland. I love the theming and atmosphere.
Imagine reriding the RMC hybrid coasters, converted from old wooden coasters. And the RMC topper track coasters. The RMC coasters use the standard RMC trains with the usual RMC restraints and shin guards, and how do you compare the shin guards on the RMCs to the shin guards on Coast Rider at Knott's Berry Farm? What do you think for you? Are both shin guards similar, how they are shaped, and how do they come to the shins?
I wasn’t a big fan of Voyage to the Iron Reef, either, but did I understand you correctly that you don’t care for the Calico Mine Ride? After GhostRider, Timber Mountain Log Ride and Calico Mine Ride are my two favorite rides at the park. I love old-school, unique rides.
My personal favorite park in California (and personal favorite park overall likely until I get to Orlando next year) - as you said it perfectly blends thrills with great theming and real history. They've got six great coasters plus ghost town (my favorite themed area in any park I've visited - including galaxy's edge and hogsmeade) and a top tier log flume. Disneyland and DCA are too crowded/expensive despite incredible themed attractions and Magic Mountain brings an unbeatable coaster collection for the state but lacks the charm. Seaworld San Diego and Universal Hollywood lack the depth in attraction lineup, and the norcal parks can't really compete with any of them. Maybe it's nostalgia because I grew up going here, but I just think that it gives the most complete experience out of any Cali park.
I’ve only been there after the cedar fair thing . I’ve had a season pass and honestly I love Montezuma ,the silver bullet , ghost rider , Xcelerator , supreme scream , river rapids and log ride . I went last week it was really busy . I should’ve bought a ticket for a weekday Friday had lines for everything it was insane
Knott's has class! It was playing Hansel und Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck (the original; 1854-1921, NOT the other "Englebert Humperdinck" who's really Arnold George Dorsey; b. 1936) when I arrived in last November 2019. The park was also already playing Christmas carols arranged for country ensemble, and Hansel and Gretel are about kids in the dark being lured by candy, so I guess it gets lumped in with Christmas theming. Besides, despite its etymology: in North America Christmas is primarily for children and has been so at least for the past century. At least Knott's knows how to theme things culturally when they want to. Like Frontier Town at Cedar Point that blasts Copland an Morricone to be themed to the wild west, Knott's themes Christmas with class too.
By the way if you people wanna know why knotts berry farm removed their windseeker it's because their windseeker got stuck for 6 hours and it was impossible for them to bring it back down safely so the park decided to get rid of it
I think Skyrush at Hersheypark and Thunderbolt at Luna Park were criticized by many for their tight restraints, but how do you compare those to Coast Rider?
And try to ride again those coasters at Knott's Berry Farm: GhostRider HangTime Jaguar Silver Bullet Sierra Sidewinder Coast Rider What do you think about those coasters to ride, Canobie Coaster?
I'm from Europe and will get to LA next year in may but I only have time for one of the three main parks. I'm really unsure if I should go for the thrills of Magic Mountain, the charm of Knott's, or if I should just go to Disney. I mean Europa Park is my Home Park, and I've been to Disney Paris and Efteling, which is why I'm not prioritizing Disney Land. Magic Mountain has the thrills, but it's quite far away from anywhere and I probably won't have a car. It'll probably still end up being Magic Mountain where I'll go to, because of a bunch of rides I won't see in Europe so soon, but is Knott's worth to go to instead?
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The fact that Jaguar has a 48 inch height requirement is insane. Does it run with the standard Zierer Tivoli trains? Because the ones at the six flags parks have 41 inch height requirements. edit: Cobra at Discovery Kingdom has a 42 inch height requirement
I last visited in 1999 when I was 18 years old. Compared with Disneyland and Universal Studios, Knott's was super boring. Looks like they've made it a lot better since then.
“America’s first theme park” *Luna Park has left the chat* *Cedar Point has left the chat* *Lake Compounce has left the chat* It’s still a great park tho, but still they could’ve done their research better.
14:52 in my experience this is not true i always park in the lot just passed ghost-rider and have never been told not to. and im always going to the theme park. you can absolutely use that parking lot.
@@CanobieCoaster hmmmmm fascinating. It’s the only place I have ever parked. Isn’t it bizarre how drastically experiences at parks can very from person to person.
If you want footage of the coasters, 2 days, but visit on a off-season weekday and 1 day will be fine. Magic Mountain you'll need 2 days no matter what.
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Knott's after SFMM and DCA is a terrible take. Better ops and not a billion degrees like SFMM, and way more attractions than DCA. Knott's vs Disneyland is a toss-up to your personal taste if you value scenery and quality over cost saving and thrill rides. Knott's is flat out better than your 2 and 3 imo, but choosing Disneyland at #1 is totally understandable.
I got to check out it's gates while they were closed for covid-19, and I don't think I will ever get to see it so empty again. The fried chicken is pretty bland IMO.
I really appreciate all the history you provided. It sells me on it more because now I know it's not just some artificial, plastic theme park built in Southern California, but instead has evolved over a hundred years. After watching you video, I told my mom about it, and she visited with her family from Chicago in the 1950's. She remembers their famous chicken dinners.
Nice!
When I visited Knott's Berry Farm on 9/14/2023, GhostRider was a walk on outside of after my first 2 rides, until it had no line again in the afternoon, and because of that, I rode it 21 times, the most rides on one ride in a single day.
That's lucky!
This park is high on my bucket list for a reason! Yeah, like you said, it looks to have the perfect balance of thrills, theming, and atmosphere! Everyone in my family would love it just like how we all love SeaWorld Orlando
It's a great park!
Knotts top 4 is great so go
Yeah I like how different it looks from the other cedar fair parks
Spent its first 75 years as not a cedar fair park.
Me too!
Knotts is my favorite theme park . Then comes Disneyland followed by Universal. The roller coasters are better for the most part at magic mountain than Knotts. However, Knott's is not about roller coasters or thrills. Instead it focuses heavily on the themining and providing something for everyone in the family. I think that's the issue with magic mountain. It doesn't offer as much to every member of the family. Knotts has dark rides and a great selection of roller coasters. Knotts is arguerabilty better since it combines thrills with nostalgic and family rides. I'm hoping Knotts will expand in the next 10 years.
Knotts is very balanced.
Don't Get The Argument That Magic Mountain Doesn't Really Have Everything For The Family............ They Have 4 Kiddie Coasters And 3 Family Coasters And 13 Thrill Coasters What Else Do You Need!
For some reason, I really love the look of the boardwalk area, it looks so clean!
It does look clean, but it just feels a lot different than the rest of the park's theming.
@@CanobieCoaster Ik, I just rlly love the look! But I understand your opinion!
I love it too I feel like it takes u back to another different time. Just how ghost town takes u back. I also enjoy the relaxing and refreshing aceneray at camp snoopy.
Knotts definitely feels like if Herschend operated a west coast park. It's my second favorite in the Cedar Fair chain because I prefer theme parks over amusement parks and Knotts does a great job with theming.
Very true!
My mother was a teacher in California back in the late 80s and early 90s and she took her classes here at the end of the school year. Unfortunately she didn't remember much of this place after revisiting in 2014. Speaking of which, my tips after visiting there would be to ride the Calico Mine Ride and the Timber Mountain Log Ride first as those are classic rides that get very popular eith guests. Also remember to get the chicken on your way out the door as that is the best fried chicken I've ever had.. Doesn't matter if you eat at the restaurant or get it to go for a meal at home or later. All that matters is that you get it.
Agreed!
My dad practically grew up at this place. He rode everything as far back as Corkscrew. As someone who visits this place every week the coaster line up never gets old, and I think everything is super well done. If this park gets that giga that we have rumors about, I think it could be one of the best theme parks in the United States.
I hope that giga happens since the park's attendance can support it and the park needs another high capacity coaster.
I hope the giga doesn’t happen because it would destroy the theming and cohesion of the place, just my opinion
@@darkridearts wdym, i doesn’t seem to be an issue for more because you can already see excelerator and supreme scream from anywhere in the park.
A giga will certainly be impressive in Anaheim's "skyline".
Good review. I agree this is a top-tier Cedar Fair park, especially because of how well-themed the front of the park is
I just wish that theming was carried throughout.
When I went to LA, I had the choice of this park for special 34.99 price per person with free parking, or Disney for 99 plus parking. I chose Knotts and had a blast!
I don't blame you.
My parents visited Knotts back in 1989. I am looking forward to my visit in June.
Enjoy!
Canobie Coaster would say:
Coast Rider is a Mack Wild Mouse coaster at Knott's Berry Farm. Coast Rider is a great option for kids, but anyone and most people despise this coaster. The ride was retrofit and modified with shin guards a few years ago, turning...
A) a fast wild mouse coaster
B) a slow wild mouse coaster
into...
A) a shuffling ride experience
B) a lateral mercilessly thrown ride experience
C) an excruciating torture machine
D) a ride experience with less violent sensations
B and C
Half of the Coasters here leave people's stomachs in a Knott!
I'm sorry, it's been 18 months since I've ridden a coaster...😭😭😭
Hope you can get on one soon!
@@CanobieCoaster I might be at sfne next week, so hopefully I can have wicked cyclone be my "first" coaster
I very much enjoyed Knott's. I didn't have enough time to ride everything and Silver Bullet was closed. Since I've spent more time at Magic Mountain, I prefer it overall, but that could change with re-visits. I like that you talked about Knott's history. Great review.
Thanks!
Especially with all the upgrades CF has given the park in the 2010s, Knott's is always in the same sentence as places like IOA for me. Operations aside, it's just that good. Such a rare combo of theming, family rides, and thrill rides.
I agree!
Knotts is incredible! Such a great park with lots of charm, a great coaster collection, and some amazing food. Also their Halloween haunt is the best I've ever been to at a park before.
I need to get to their haunt one year.
I took a summer school class of mostly kindergarteners to knotts. Some were scared but they all loved sierra sidewinder. No holdouts.
That is a great ride for all ages.
@@CanobieCoaster nothing but respect for a ride with a 42" height limit that's fun for adults. I know it has the benefit of being 30 years newer but Sierra sidewinder is a better bridge coaster than ninja.
I love the history and charm of this park
Me too.
great review! actually today was opening day!
Yes it was!
Yes Sir! Gonna check it out after this video!
Enjoy!
Yes I'm back a week later, and here's what I think. Knott's Berry Farm is an amazing park. Services and theming was amazing. Surprisingly, my favorite themed land was the boardwalk section because of the sleek modernized look and the diversity from the rest of the park's Western themed area. I plan to come back next year to hit up HangTime and Sierra Sidewinder, because I missed them. Everything was great, including the rides. Silver Bullet is currently my favorite B&M invert, but that'll change when I go to Florida for Montu. GhostRider is my favorite overall coaster because of the airtime, smoothness, length and restraints. Montezooma's Revenge was extremely fun, Jaguar had some good theming in the pyramid and a second lift hill and floater pops I wasn't expecting, Pony Express had a surprisingly powerful launch and Coast Rider killed my shins but the first drop was very fun.
Glad you enjoyed your visit!
Knotts > Magic Mountain. It has less coasters but it’s nicer, has more diverse attractions, and isn’t a pain to walk around.
I still like Magic Mountain just a bit more because of their top tier coaster collection, but Knotts is definitely nicer and more diverse. I normally will combine both with any non Disneyland California trip.
Magic Mountain is a dumb and the worst run major theme park in the country hahah I've had a pass for years the place is a joke. They have trash cans overflowing at 9am hahah they dont even dump them the night before. When you get your food and go to get Napkins/Condiments they legit have them on $50 grey home depot pop up tables. embarrassment
@@sitebproductions the park could definitely have a better presentation and be more well kept but I do think they are trying to improve. At least I've seen a difference from the very first time I visited to my most recent.
@@sitebproductions Magic Mountain is the best park in the world. They could work a little bit on theming and stuff, but still. Every new addition brings new life to the area.
I prefer Magic because of the coaster lineup, but Knott's is the more well-rounded park.
Last time I went was when boomerang was being demolished, but I love it very much. Back then a season pass was only $110, so about as much as like one day at Disneyland. I love the theming and atmosphere.
It's a good middle ground park.
Imagine reriding the RMC hybrid coasters, converted from old wooden coasters. And the RMC topper track coasters. The RMC coasters use the standard RMC trains with the usual RMC restraints and shin guards, and how do you compare the shin guards on the RMCs to the shin guards on Coast Rider at Knott's Berry Farm? What do you think for you? Are both shin guards similar, how they are shaped, and how do they come to the shins?
Coast Rider's shin guards are more painful since they dig into shins. RMC shin guards wrap around the shin.
I wasn’t a big fan of Voyage to the Iron Reef, either, but did I understand you correctly that you don’t care for the Calico Mine Ride? After GhostRider, Timber Mountain Log Ride and Calico Mine Ride are my two favorite rides at the park. I love old-school, unique rides.
I'm not a fan of how Calico Mine Ride is set up. I agree it's a classic but I prefer Timber Mountain and the coasters.
I’ve gotten rain rides on ghost rider and silver bullet so not always all the rides close
Maybe I just got unlucky.
My personal favorite park in California (and personal favorite park overall likely until I get to Orlando next year) - as you said it perfectly blends thrills with great theming and real history. They've got six great coasters plus ghost town (my favorite themed area in any park I've visited - including galaxy's edge and hogsmeade) and a top tier log flume. Disneyland and DCA are too crowded/expensive despite incredible themed attractions and Magic Mountain brings an unbeatable coaster collection for the state but lacks the charm. Seaworld San Diego and Universal Hollywood lack the depth in attraction lineup, and the norcal parks can't really compete with any of them. Maybe it's nostalgia because I grew up going here, but I just think that it gives the most complete experience out of any Cali park.
It is a very balanced park.
I’ve only been there after the cedar fair thing . I’ve had a season pass and honestly I love Montezuma ,the silver bullet , ghost rider , Xcelerator , supreme scream , river rapids and log ride . I went last week it was really busy . I should’ve bought a ticket for a weekday Friday had lines for everything it was insane
I've heard they've been busy since reopening.
Going here as my final stop on my Nevada/Cali amusement park trip next year! Viper bout to be my 75th credit
Enjoy!
Is truly a great place for kids
It's great for all ages.
Knott's has class! It was playing Hansel und Gretel by Englebert Humperdinck (the original; 1854-1921, NOT the other "Englebert Humperdinck" who's really Arnold George Dorsey; b. 1936) when I arrived in last November 2019. The park was also already playing Christmas carols arranged for country ensemble, and Hansel and Gretel are about kids in the dark being lured by candy, so I guess it gets lumped in with Christmas theming. Besides, despite its etymology: in North America Christmas is primarily for children and has been so at least for the past century. At least Knott's knows how to theme things culturally when they want to. Like Frontier Town at Cedar Point that blasts Copland an Morricone to be themed to the wild west, Knott's themes Christmas with class too.
Music can play a big part so I'm glad they pay attention to that detail.
love the vids keep it coming!
Thanks!
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Yes it is.
It's a crime that Cedar Fair hasn't treated this park very well in recent years.
I hope those rumored giga plans eventually happen.
By the way if you people wanna know why knotts berry farm removed their windseeker it's because their windseeker got stuck for 6 hours and it was impossible for them to bring it back down safely so the park decided to get rid of it
Yes I remember that.
I’d love to see a video of you ranking coasters like Xcelerator!
I have a top coasters in California video.
Would you like to go again to Knott's Berry Farm?
Absolutely
I think Skyrush at Hersheypark and Thunderbolt at Luna Park were criticized by many for their tight restraints, but how do you compare those to Coast Rider?
Those have tight lapbars. I have less of an issue with those. Coast Rider has super tight shinguards.
And try to ride again those coasters at Knott's Berry Farm:
GhostRider
HangTime
Jaguar
Silver Bullet
Sierra Sidewinder
Coast Rider
What do you think about those coasters to ride, Canobie Coaster?
I have a ranking video covering all those.
I'm from Europe and will get to LA next year in may but I only have time for one of the three main parks. I'm really unsure if I should go for the thrills of Magic Mountain, the charm of Knott's, or if I should just go to Disney.
I mean Europa Park is my Home Park, and I've been to Disney Paris and Efteling, which is why I'm not prioritizing Disney Land. Magic Mountain has the thrills, but it's quite far away from anywhere and I probably won't have a car.
It'll probably still end up being Magic Mountain where I'll go to, because of a bunch of rides I won't see in Europe so soon, but is Knott's worth to go to instead?
Disneyland is way better than Disneyland Paris. If you love themed parks, that is the park you want.
Would you like to go again to Knott's Berry Farm and ride all operating roller coasters?
Not Coast Rider.
Would you like to go again to Knott's Berry Farm and ride, Sol Spin, La Revolución, Xcelerator, GhostRider, Calico River Rapids, and Coast Rider?
Not Coast Rider.
Imagine trying to ride those coasters at Knott's Berry Farm with kids:
Sierra Sidewinder
Coast Rider
Jaguar
Pony Express
What would you think?
Kids like most of those.
In California, what's your favorite coaster and what your least favorite coaster of the ones you've ridden?
Twisted Colossus is my favorite. Worst is either Harley Quinn, Coast Rider, or Kong.
Silver bullet is all the opposite to an eye sore, most people would agree.
I seem to be in the minority on this one.
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Such a great park.
how is silver bullet an eyesore? Its one of the prettiest coasters at knotts!
I don't like how it clutters the front and dwarfs the area.
Hangtime offers decent Hangtime in the morning before it’s warm
True!
The fact that Jaguar has a 48 inch height requirement is insane. Does it run with the standard Zierer Tivoli trains? Because the ones at the six flags parks have 41 inch height requirements.
edit: Cobra at Discovery Kingdom has a 42 inch height requirement
I think it does.
It's the 2nd best Calafornia park in my opinion after Six Flags Magic Mountain.
It's 4th for me. I prefer both Disney parks plus Magic Mountain.
I last visited in 1999 when I was 18 years old. Compared with Disneyland and Universal Studios, Knott's was super boring. Looks like they've made it a lot better since then.
Knott's really upped its thrills over the past 2 decades.
The only event that makes Knotts extremely successful is the Scary Farm
At Knott's Berry Farm, would you like to ride again:
Silver Bullet
HangTime
GhostRider
Jaguar
Coast Rider
Not Coast Rider
“America’s first theme park”
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It’s still a great park tho, but still they could’ve done their research better.
Theme park. The ones you listed are amusement parks.
It takes longer to get to Disneyland from Knott's than it does for me to get to Knott's from where I live.
Ah!
On Coast Rider at Knott's Berry Farm, imagine a 14 year old boy, does he usually have short or long legs? What do you think?
Depends how tall they are.
hot take; Knotts is the single best park in the Cedar Fair chain.
It definitely has a lot of positives to it. I prefer Cedar Point for sure and probably Canada's Wonderland.
I will have my 31st birthday party at Knott's Berry Farm in May 29, 2021 on Saturday.
Enjoy!
@@CanobieCoaster I will.
2:01 Is that guy..... reading a book?!??
I think it's the park map.
When the book annotation is tomorrow, but you gotta have fun today
@@bigt7706 😂😂
You forgot to mention Knott’s Camp Snoopy in MOA
I touch on that in a separate review.
14:52 in my experience this is not true i always park in the lot just passed ghost-rider and have never been told not to. and im always going to the theme park. you can absolutely use that parking lot.
Interesting, I've had that lot blocked off more than once.
@@CanobieCoaster hmmmmm fascinating. It’s the only place I have ever parked. Isn’t it bizarre how drastically experiences at parks can very from person to person.
I'm so grateful they did not sell to Disney
Me too!
Have you visited Knott’s Soak City?
Not yet.
I don't consider a park a park until the park exists, so I don't count CP as opening in 1870.
That's fair.
Is knots a 1 or 2 day park like magic mountain? Hoping to go here within the next year
If you want footage of the coasters, 2 days, but visit on a off-season weekday and 1 day will be fine. Magic Mountain you'll need 2 days no matter what.
It can be done in one. If GhostRider's line gets backed up, you may need Fast Lane if you want to ride it a lot.
Noti gang
Enjoy!
I dont even know why coast rider has shin guards it's very unnecessary for a wild mouse coaster to have shin guards
There was incident a few years ago where a kid got their foot stuck between the train and load platform.
What means "excruciating"?
Painful
Do you think a 16 years old boy usually has short or long legs?
I think most 16 year olds will have trouble with the shin guards.
Home Park Baby!!! Gotta go mid-week, or you'll regret going at all hahaha... This place is a zoo
I try to visit in off-peak periods, but splurge for Fast Lane if I can't avoid crowds.
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Nice!
This is an amusement park, Knot a berry farm right?🪢🍒🚜
Lol
Knott's after SFMM and DCA is a terrible take. Better ops and not a billion degrees like SFMM, and way more attractions than DCA. Knott's vs Disneyland is a toss-up to your personal taste if you value scenery and quality over cost saving and thrill rides. Knott's is flat out better than your 2 and 3 imo, but choosing Disneyland at #1 is totally understandable.
I really like Knott's still. It's just SoCal is stacked for parks.
I got to check out it's gates while they were closed for covid-19, and I don't think I will ever get to see it so empty again. The fried chicken is pretty bland IMO.
I've always loved it.
Disney Land Resort Tickets To Much Money 💰🤑 in California USA 🇺🇲.
They are pricey!