On November 22nd, Knott’s Berry Farm was transformed into Merry Farm. As a family tradition, we make it a plan to attend Merry Farm every year. It’s certainly a great way to kick off the holidays with carolers walking through ghost town, visits with Santa and exciting rides, it’s a home run in our book.
You know it’s coming, the holidays are right around the corner, and if you’re like me, you like to plan early. We’re getting into the spirit with planning our annual family day at Knotts Merry Farm and considering the gift of Season Passes to the park.
November 22nd kicks off Knott’s Berry Farm’s holiday tradition of “Merry Farm” through January 4, 2014. This Southern California Tradition includes lavish decorations, live entertainment, festive food, and a shopping wonderland filled with local artisans.
The Hubster and I typically plan on a date night at least once a month. With our calendars so hectic right now, we typically just do dinner and catch up on our favorite shows at home – I know BORING! To kick off October and a month full of Halloween fun, Knott’s Scary Farm was the perfect venue for a special date night.
Halloween just so happens to be our favorite holiday. I absolutely love decorating the house and making a trip to all of the spookiest places throughout Southern California – Knott’s Scary Farm being my absolute favorite.
One of my favorite Southern California amusement parks, Knott’s Berry Farm just went through another transformation and is now ready for Summer 2014!
This past Thursday marked another milestone at Knott’s Berry Farm, and I was excited to be on hand for the re-opening of the Calico Mine Ride and Camp Snoopy.
Living in Southern California, and literally less than 10 minutes from Knott’s Berry Farm, we tend to visit a lot. If you’re a local like we are, then I feel like having Season Passes are well worth it. We certainly have created some special memories with Snoopy and his buddies and absolutely LOVE Knott’s! Here are our top 5:
#1 – Spending Time With Grandparents AND Santa: The Grandparents loved having the opportunity to spend some “family fun time” with the kiddos, especially taking this adorable photos with Santa!
On Saturday, February 1st Knott’s Berry Farm and Susan G Koman Orange County kicked off their partnership in raising fund for breast cancer awarness in Orange County. Statistics show that one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer so it is so amazing these two organizations are teaming up for OC Women.
In February 1st through March 31, Knotts Berry Farm will be selling “Pink Tickets” and limited “pink” shirts and magnets to help raise money for Breast Cancer awareness.
In Orange County, statistics show that one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. I’m so excited to share that during the months of February and March, Knott’s Berry Farm and Susan G Koman Orange County are working together to raise money for breast cancer awareness.
In February 1st through March 31, Knotts Berry Farm will be selling “Pink Tickets” and limited “pink” merchandise to help raise money for Breast Cancer awareness.
We love creating special memories, especially when it comes to the holidays. For New Years Eve, we thought we’d continue the tradition of 2012 and hit up Knott’s Berry Farm.
Knott’s knows how to ring in the New Year! It was a day full of food, rides, live entertainment like Salsa Dancing, Comedians and Bands, party hats and horns and a special firework show and countdown to celebrate 2014.
What will you be doing for New Years Eve? We’ve decided to ring in the New Year at Knott’s Berry Farm!!!
Last year we attended the festivities at Knott’s New Years Eve and had a blast! Guests will get to enjoy special fireworks, live entertainment, and all of your favorite rides with extended hours.
Over the weekend we decided to brave the cold and rain and head on over to Knott’s Merry Farm. Yes, it was a little crazy since the princess had a quick dance recital in the middle of the day, but who doens’t love spending time with Snoopy, the Peanuts Gang and Santa?
We are certainly spoiled to be living in Southern California, surrounded by so many theme parks. It seems that most people in Orange County have a season pass to at least one of the California amusement parks.
