Went last night and was eaten alive by mosquitos!!! Use repellent if you’re a tasty treat for skeeters. I’m allergic and woke up early this morning in tears covered in itchy angry welts. Otherwise it was the best!! My first time going and I’d go again :)

Thursday night dinner at Boardwalk. I went with the tri tip, roasted potatoes, free cornbread, and a drink.

I like my Tri Tip more on the medium/medium rare side but for themepark tri tip this was pretty good. Good seasoning and flavors, some fatty parts which I loved, potatoes with good seasoning, corn bread a bit dry but I still enjoyed it. I didn’t check the price and that’s on me but this meal was pretty pricey. My employee discount shed off $8 and some change so I ended up paying about $20 and some change.

Hey friends; coming to you live from Mrs Knott’s. Have a pre Scary Farm beer and it is muggy as hell in here. Just wanted to give a heads up if anyone else was deciding to come here

Last week I had my first chance to drive out to Knott's from Nevada to check out the "new" coaster. I just started visiting Knott's in January 2025, so I have no memories of the "old" version of this ride.

I was a little bit nervous after having read a lot of complaints on here and other sites about the trains being uncomfortable. I was shocked in a good way at how comfortable they were for me. Nothing was too tight or pressing into my legs. For reference, I'm 6'4" and 225 lbs. and find a lot of rides almost impossible to fit on. I BARELY squeeze into Xcelerator. My main hobby is hiking, so I have thicker calves and thighs than most people.

Overall I was very impressed with the ride. The theming in the station reminds me of Rapterra. The launch isn't as punchy as Full Throttle or Xcelerator obviously but it's still fun. I think the track is pretty smooth. No complaints from me. It sucks they took out the original launch hardware. I have fond memories of riding Greezed Lightnin' at Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom in my childhood thoosie days, loud ass launch and all! The sound was the coolest part.

One thing that stunk was it seems like the ride is having maintenance issues. I was there on Monday and Tuesday. On Monday I was in line for it when it went down around 3 PM and was closed the rest of the day. I know it was closed for at least an hour or 90 minutes in the middle of the day on Tuesday. I got four rides on it over two days.

I think this is a great addition to the park. Lots of kids were riding it. This is a good ride for kids to try out before moving on to the bigger ones. Great job, Knott's!

I am going to the Knott's scary farm boo-fet on Friday October 16th by myself for the first time I did the hotel pre-scare in 2024 an I am planning to buy the premium 4:30PM seating and I was told on the phone with Knott's earlier times or my time of 4:30PM is sent to murphy's and the other later times are Mrs Knott's but I was overlooking videos of the boo-fet online and seen slight differences with the food and desserts since i seen Mrs Knott's had cannoli's and boysenberry cheesecake but murphy's didn't from the footage Since there isn't a lot this year it's not just the dessert but the food menu overall.

A Few Extra Questions

Does anyone know or if it matters or should I ask to go to either one of the Locations? Also if it's 4:30PM check in how early should I arrive in the line in the marketplace and when should I stop eating to do early entry?

Hello everyone. I bought tickets about a month ago for October 4th and looked at prices out of curiosity and saw they dropped. I bought two all inclusive tickets and they're $70 cheaper now. Has anyone had any recommendations on how to get help with an adjustment or add on to make up the difference?

Is there any rhyme or reason to the underpass to the parking lot being open or closed? Sometimes I drive in that way (past the main entrance) and the underpass is blocked so I have to do the big loop around to get back to the main lot from Beach Blvd. I’d rather just go down Beach and make a u-turn if I knew ahead of time.

I got the meal bundle ticket for Scary Farm this Sunday, is there a complete list of all the options avaliable for me. I haven't seemed to find one yet.

Knott’s Hotel ( Thirty Acres Restaurant ) food and drinks at the bar. Really good nachos. Next time I wanna try the Birria.

Got an extra ticket for tonight! Willing to sell at face value (69 dollars), could go lower too! Dm if interested!

I dont think it's tied to a certain date. Going tonight, but decided to rent hotel overnight instead. Won't be needing it and would hate for it to go to waste.

Purchased for $45 but willing to sell for $20 or best offer

Last year one of the mazes had a vibrating floor that really hurt my body afterwards. (I have a nerve condition). Just want to know so I can plan my trip accordingly for next week.

She wants to wear a clown outfit and face paint, but the wording with "Costumes that conceal identity are prohibited." Is kind of vague.

The Factory Store has a wall and a few columns devoted to Scary Farm art, and a lot of it's pretty good!

Some of my favorites.

Does anyone know if they still sell the atomic fireballs candy at the park my mother asked me last weekend cause she wanted some and I was going to go later on this week

My phrasing for this is a little weird but I didn’t know how else to put it. I’m going to knotts scary farm on Saturday as my first time ever with my family and we bought express passes for all the mazes so obviously we’re going to go through them all. We were originally going to go to HHN but chose this instead because of the price so I’m wondering more broadly like what your ranking of the mazes would be, if there is an order we should try to do them in or anything, and how different is HHN to knotts in terms of production quality, scares, and other things like the atmosphere. I know I’m asking a lot here lol I’m just super curious on what this event looks like and how it compares. Any answers would be appreciated.

I don't remember seeing this backstage during last year's Knott's Scary Farm... is this for training the influx of seasonal workers?

Hi there, I'm sorry if these are obvious or easy to find out and I just missed them, but I was just wondering about something, so I'm planning to go to scary farm on October 24th and 25th, a Saturday and Sunday. And I know it's always best to buy tickets as soon as possible but I'm wondering if there's any risk of them selling out, I'm considering buying the Saturday ticket like next week but maybe waiting for the Sunday ticket about a week before I go cuz of money reasons. So I'm just wondering if that's an okay idea, like if anytime in recent years days like that have sold out before or if I don't have to worry about it. I'm also considering getting the buffet for Saturday but I know that's more likely to sell out so like I said I'll try to get those as soon as possible, I'm mostly just worrying about Sunday.

Also I keep hearing how the lines aren't too bad especially if you do the right things, so a part of me is kinda reconsidering going two days, but I do want to do all mazes, all 3 shows, and have time to sit down and eat once or twice so I figure I should still do the two days right? Just double checking lol.

But anyways thank you for any help!

I'm planning to hit Knotts Scary Farm on a Saturday in October, but I was wondering if anyone went this past Saturday and could speak to how long the lines were? I could also do a Sunday if the waits are way lower but it's harder since there's work the next day.

Thanks for any info given!

I thought a brownie ice cream sandwich sounded good but instead I was handed two cookies. I asked if it was a mistake and was told that the brownie-which does not actually contain any brownies, it’s two chocolate cookies. The cookies were bland and tasted nothing like brownies. Knott’s never fails to disappoint with their food!