Knott’s Seasons of Fun: Do You Have Your 2018 Pass Yet? + Giveaway!

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Knott’s Seasons of Fun + Giveaway

By Erin

*This is a sponsored post for Knott’s Season of Fun.*

A lifelong fan of Knott’s Berry Farm, I have always loved Snoopy and the gang for as long as I can remember. Here I am with my sister (I’m the one in the pink and blue on the right) as a child spending some time with our beloved Snoopy and just in time for the holidays we have an amazing giveaway from one of our favorite partners! Knott’s Berry Farm is perfect for a day out of fun with friends and family. A season pass to Knott’s Berry Farm is the best way to enjoy every season of fun that Knott’s has to offer. From Merry Farm in the winter to the Boysenberry Festival in the spring, to summer time at Soak City and Ghost Town Alive, and Scary Farm and Spooky Farm in the fall, no matter the season, there’s tons of fun and food to enjoy at Knott’s Berry Farm year round and a season pass the best way to experience it all!

Merry Farm

Every winter, Knott’s Berry Farm celebrates the merriest of seasons as the park wondrously transforms into Knott’s Merry Farm, a Christmas celebration for all ages. Spend the most wonderful time of the year with your family and friends  enjoying thrilling attractions, live entertainment, a Christmas crafts fair, festive food, lavish holiday decorations, and nightly snow in Ghost Town. The Christmas celebration begins this year on November 17 and continues through January 7. One of my most favorite seasons at Knott’s to get into the holiday spirit!

New Years

Ring in the new year at Knott’s and enjoy special live entertainment, dancing and midnight fireworks. Of course don’t forget to enjoy lots of tasty food and drink to ring in the new year too! Cheers! 😉

Boysenberry Festival

For all the foodies out there, this is a MUST to attend. Knott’s Berry Farm is the birthplace of THE Boysenberry and each spring, Knott’s celebrates the flavorful berry and its historic roots during the Knott’s Boysenberry Festival with unique food and live entertainment. The three-week food festival features over 80 one-of-a-kind boysenberry inspired dishes, drinks and more, plus entertainment, the Wine and Craft Brew Tasting Garden, and family fun everyone will love! Pick up a tasting card to sample a few of the most popular boysenberry dishes in the park. The limited-time food festival is included with admission to Knott’s Berry Farm. Make sure to try the Fun Bun!!

Soak City

The perfect place to go to cool down during the  warmer spring and summer months, you can catch me here relaxing and floating around the lazy river. Knott’s Soak City Waterpark is the place to kick off the summer season with a splash with water slides, lazy river, wave pool, kids areas, shaded seating areas, spacious cabanas and a newly remodeled Longboard’s Grill. So go grab your swimming trunks and sunscreen and plan a fun day at Knott’s Soak City Waterpark! 

Ghost Town Alive

Every summer Ghost Town Alive! makes its way to Knott’s Berry Farm complete with bandits, cowboys, robberies, judges, a good ol’ western hoedown, and much more! We love to visit the beloved town of Calico and experience a western adventure. You can become a star in this summer’s story of the Wild West, where the power to unlock adventures is in your hands.

Scary Farm!

I love Halloween, Scary Farm is one thing I look forward to every year. It’s so much fun to go through all the mazes and to watch “The Hanging” every year. Walking down Ghost town is quite an experience with the fog and monsters creeping around, you have to be careful not to bump into one! This is definitely not something for the littles or faint at heart. Knott’s Scary Farm is the largest and most haunting Halloween activity in Southern California! Featuring uniquely haunted houses, mazes and attractions, sinister shows, a dozen thrill rides in the dark and more than 1,000 horrifying creatures lurking in the fog and hiding in every corner of the park. Monsters spill out onto the streets and turn theme park midways into terrifying scare zones. From the world famous Ghost Town Streets to the Boardwalk area filled with evil clowns, there’s nowhere to hide in Knott’s Scary Farm, where nightmares never end. You can get discounted tickets to this with your season pass.

Spooky Farm

The Halloween event to take the kids to. This annual daytime, family-friendly Halloween celebration with kid-inspired “spooky” fun, features activities for kids ages 3-11, including trick-or-treating, themed rides, a live show and costume contest with Snoopy and the Peanuts Gang, and a Dia De Los Muertos Celebration. This is included with your season pass. We loved participating in all the activities, making potions, dressing up for the costume contest with Snoopy and enjoying some seasonal treats.

Besides getting to enjoy all the different seasons of fun at Knott’s what other benefits are included with your pass? Check it out!

Season Pass Benefits & Info

A Knott’s Berry Farm Season Pass pays for itself in less than 2 visits at the regular price, which makes it the best value you can find here in Southern California! New 2018 Knott’s Berry Farm Season Passes include one free visit during the 2017 season, unlimited visits during the 2018 season with no blackout days and special discounts on food & merchandise, hotel stays, and Knott’s Scary Farm. Other packages are available such as All Season Fast Lane, All Season Dining, All Season Drink Refills, All Season Parking, All Season Digital Photos, Combo Passes to include Knott’s Soak City, and Scary Farm Passes for an additional cost.

  1. Unlimited Visits from January 1, 2018 – December 31, 2018.
  2. Starting at $92 + Applicable taxes
  3. No blackout dates.
  4. New Passholders receive one free visit this year plus $14.99 additional visits for the remainder of 2017. (Not valid for Scary Farm or special events.)
  5. Save up to 10% on most food and merchandise purchases. Platinum passholders save 20%!
  6. Bring a Friend Discount Days.
  7. Early entry during the summer.
  8. Knott’s Spooky Farm (included)
  9. Knott’s Merry Farm (included)
  10. Knott’s Boysenberry Festival (included)
  11. Ghost Town Alive! (included)
  12. Discounts for Knott’s Scary Farm Tickets.
  13. Save 15% for hotel stays.
  14. For additional cost there are some cool pass add-ons like: Dining Plans, Season Parking Pass, FunPix Photo Pass.

Knott’s Berry Farm can be enjoyed by all ages. For the price, these passes are hard to beat!

Now for the fun part! 

Enter below for a chance to win Two (2)- Regular Season Passes to Knott’s Berry Farm!

a Rafflecopter giveaway

No purchase necessary to enter. All readers have an equal chance to win, however, you must enter to win. A winner will be randomly selected via RaffleCopter and notified via email and will have 48 hours to respond. If the winner cannot be reached by email, a new winner will be selected the same way. There are several different ways to earn entries. One prize per household. The prize has no cash value and is not available for exchanges. Prizes are not transferable or refundable and must be accepted as awarded. The winner is responsible for any and all other costs and expenses not listed above. Horsing Around In LA is not liable for unclaimed prizes or fulfillment.

Want more chances to WIN? Here are some other blogger friends running 2018 Season Pass Giveaways to Knott’s too! (You can only win one of them, but you will greatly increase your chances of wining one of them by entering the others!) Good-Luck!!

92 thoughts on “Knott’s Seasons of Fun: Do You Have Your 2018 Pass Yet? + Giveaway!”

  4. My family would love to win because we have absolutely love Knotts Berry Farm! Thanks for the opportunity! 🙂

  9. I have been going to Knotts for as long as I can remember. I live on the edge of Lakewood near Cypress and can hear the fireworks every night from my house. Thank you for the giveaway

  11. I would love to win because I haven’t been to Knotts in about 3-4 years and I absolutely love the boysenberry pie!

  14. Thanks for a chance to win! I have so many fun memories growing up and going to Knotts. Would love to take my granddaughter and start a new tradition!

  18. My husband lost his job earlier this year and my kids would love to have a pass but we cant afford it.

  23. My family loves Knotts! We have never been to Knotts Merry Farm and I would love to take them to see it. I hear it is beautiful!!!

  25. Who wouldn’t want free passes? I lived at this park as a kid, and want to share the fun with my kids! They are 5 and 7 and have only been once!

  27. I’m a single mommy of a wonderful boy and I love exploring new places with him and spending quality time together. He has not yet been to Knotts and I know he would love everything it has to offer! Especially meeting Snoopy!

  31. Thanks for the opportunity to win tickets. We haven’t been in a long time and it’s time to go back. 🎄☃🤶🎅

  35. Our family hasn’t been to Knott’s since I was pregnant with my 13 year old! I’d love to take my two girls!

  44. We would love to win Knotts Berry Farm passes so we can take our daughters. Crossing our fingers for a win.😉

  58. I’d love to win these annual passes because Knott’s Berry Farm is a special place for me. I remember going there as a child with my siblings and parents. Now as a grown up, we visit with the little ones. It’s great to keep the traditions going from generation to generation.

  68. We would LOVE a chance to PARTY with Snoopy and the Gang for Knott’s Merry Farm…And Soak City. Every. Weekend.

  69. I love Knotts! Especially during Scary Farm I have been going to Scary Farm since I was 16 (I’m 23 now). What I enjoy the most is the funnel cakes and the Calico Mine ride.

  81. It would be a blessing to take my grandson he wants to go so bad then with this pass we could go many times were in Temecula

  84. I would love to win these passes to be able to take my kids all year long. We live down the street, and its such a great way to spend the days they dont have school

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