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Is Knotts Berry Farm small?

Since then, the once small family farm has grown into today's 160-acre family fun destination.



Knott's Berry Farm is often perceived as "small" when compared to the sprawling acreage of the nearby Disneyland Resort or Walt Disney World, but it is actually a substantial 57-acre theme park with a very high density of attractions. While it occupies a smaller physical footprint than many major destination parks, it packs in dozens of rides, including world-class roller coasters like GhostRider and Xcelerator, as well as the charming, historically themed Ghost Town area. Because the park is more compact, it is much easier to navigate on foot than larger parks, making it possible to experience most major highlights in a single day. However, "small" does not mean "lacking." The park features four distinct themed areas—Ghost Town, Fiesta Village, The Boardwalk, and Camp Snoopy—each offering a different atmosphere. In terms of attendance and cultural impact, it remains one of the most visited theme parks in North America. For many visitors, its smaller size is actually a benefit, as it feels more manageable and intimate while still offering the thrills of a much larger, corporate-owned amusement park.

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For the convenience of all our guests, smoking of any kind, including vapor and e-cigarettes, is only permitted in the designated smoking area near the park's main entrance.

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Children/Teens - Notice to Parents & Guardians In addition to our chaperone policy, we strongly recommend that minors (under 18) be accompanied by an adult. The park does not assume any responsibility or liability for unattended minors.

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Knott's Berry Farm's chaperone policy goes into effect after multiple teen fights. Effective Friday all guests 17 years and younger must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 21-years-old.

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Disneyland opened in Anaheim in 1955, but Knott's Berry Farm, established by Walter Knott in Buena Park, can trace its history all the way back to 1920, and its incarnation as a theme park to 1940.

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In short, if it's thrills, spills and squeals you're after, Six Flags Magic Mountain is the LA theme park for you. This is an impossible category for any theme park to win when pitted against Magic Mountain, but Knott's Berry Farm holds its own admirably, with a fine selection of rip-roaring hair-raisers.

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Hong Kong Disneyland® Resort Unveiled in 2005, Hong Kong Disneyland® Resort is the smallest of the Disneyland® Resorts. Don't let the size fool you, though, as it still manages to attract thousands of people every year.

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After wandering through the classic swinging saloon doors, mosey on up to the counter where the barkeep can fix you a drink. Adults can find alcoholic beverages including beer and wine, while younger cowpokes may fancy a sarsaparilla or boysenberry punch. Be sure to ask your bartender about any “signature” drinks!

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