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What do you most fear? If you can think it, Knott's Scary Farm will arouse your deepest, darkest fears and bring them to life! Enter with sharpened senses and prepare to meet your worst nightmares. Here's what to expect at this highly anticipated yearly event, I promise it won't disappoint. Dare to join us? They are dying to see you.....
Knott's Berry Farm hosts their 43rd season of Scary Farm, and it kicks off September 24th and runs through October 31st. Hours vary by day, so please check the site out for details. Below are all the gruesome details of what's new this year, and the return of some of your favorites.
- 2 Spectactular "Live" shows
- 3 Scare Zones withing the parks 160 acres
- 11 master planned mazes that will have you screaming for your mommy
- 1,000 live and undead monsters, zombies, maniacs and every other kind of horror you can imagine. Take care in the fog, they will be waiting for you.
New this year for Scary Farm:
- My Bloody Clementine: Board the haunted Calico Mine ride,they are waiting for you.
- The Dead of Winter: Revenge is best served up "Frozen" Inside the boardwalk room
- PARANORMAL, INC.: Case #1 - The Haunting of Hayden Hill Adjacent to Ghost Rider
- Special Ops: Infected - Patient Zero with new missions and more zombies throughout six acres - near the Main Entrance. Are you Infected?
And your favorites are back too:
- Black Magic (Near Xcelerator)
- Forevermore (Mystery Lodge Entrance)
- Gunslinger’s Grave: A Blood Moon Rises (Adjacent to Silver Bullet)
- Pinocchio Unstrung (Inside Wilderness Dance Hall)
- The Tooth Fairy (Adjacent to GhostRider)
- Trick or Treat (Adjacent to GhostRider)
- Voodoo – Order of the Serpent (Adjacent to GhostRider)
If that's not enough to traumatize you, there are the various Scare Zones:
- CarnEVIL (The Boardwalk)
- Fiesta De Los Muertos (Fiesta Village)
- Ghost Town – the largest Scare Zone at Knott's Scary Farm (Old West Ghost Town®)
- And NEW for 2015: The Deadly 7 (Park Wide)
Live Shows!
Prefer to sit back and take in a show? Elvira the Mistress of Darkenss is back and everyone is always ready to cheer on The Hanging smack in Calico Square.
- FRIGHT LANE WITH SKELETON KEY offers unlimited priority access to 11 mazes and haunted attractions all night long. The Skeleton Key, which is included with all Fright Lane passes, “unlocks” a secret extra room inside of five mazes. Guests also receive a commemorative lanyard and collectible keychain. Visit knotts.com for pricing (Separate theme park admission required, and not included. Nightly quantities are limited.)
- FAST LANE offers unlimited priority access on some of Knott’s world-class coasters. Fast Lane passes are valid during regular Knott’s Berry Farm operation and for Knott’s Scary Farm operation on the date of intended use. (Separate theme park admission required, and not included. Nightly quantities are limited.)
Still brave enough to go?
Get the KNOTT’S SCARY FARM PASS! Selling out in its inaugural year, the Pass is back for 2015, and offers unprecedented access to the 43rd annual event. Diehard fans who purchase the pass will have unlimited visits to the haunted event – that’s 24 nights of terror, nightmares and non-stop screams. Only a limited number of this highly sought after Pass will be available on knottsscaryfarm.com and the Knott’s mobile app.
PLEASE NOTE: Single Night Passes and Combo Tickets including ADMISSION + FRIGHT LANE WITH SKELETON KEY are available online only.
Knotts Scary Farm
Knott's Berry Farm
8039 Beach Boulevard
Buena Park CA
Knott's Scary Farm parking is $20.
Please note: Knott's Scary Farm is NOT recommend for children under 13. There is no leaving and returning the park. It is highly recommended to get your tickets in advance. Guests are NOT permitted to wear costumes.___________________
This is a post written by Catheryn Cervantes. Catheryn is a SoCal Native who loves exploring our golden state with her ASD girl. Interior design is her creative outlet and she loves traveling abroad with her family and friends. You can learn more about Catheryn on her blog at www.socalpocketmemories.com.
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