Living in Southern California, we are close to numerous theme parks. Many of these places have special holiday events this time of the year. One of the family friendly and less expensive places is Knott's Berry Farm which transitions into Knott's Merry Farm during November and December every year.
One fond memory that I have as a child was visiting Knott's during December and being able to sled down a mountain of real snow inside the park. The park has discontinued this element, but continues it's annual Christmas Craft Village, which takes up a chunk of Ghost Town. You can access the craft village separately from the theme park on Monday through Friday for just $8 and children 3-11 are just $2. You can shop for holiday decorations and gifts or just soak in the atmosphere. During the weekends, you can only enter the fair via a regular theme park admission ticket.
There is something very relaxing about visiting the park during the cool daytime weather during the holidays. It's probably a nostalgic feeling from my own childhood. Create some memories for your children and bring them to experience this event.
It is worth noting that admission for SoCal residents is only $33.99 for adults and $19.99 for children. That's almost half of what you'll pay down at 1313 Harbor Blvd.
Christmas at Knott's also means a new Snoopy ice show, A Christmas Carol and Gift of the Magi in the Birdcage theater, carolers and a Christmas parade. This year they have also brought back Elf Mountain Christmas - which is the log ride decorated with Santa's little elves preparing for Christmas.
Also: Toys for Tots
December 1-2, 8-9, & 15-16
Bring a brand new toy valued at $10 or more (not gift wrapped) to donate to Toys for Tots and you'll receive free admission to Knott's.
Lastly, here are some great coupons including kids eating for $2 at the TGI Fridays located in front of Knott's.
Enjoy!
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Loved your comments about Knott's. It is still a little more nostalgic than the "big" theme parks.
You might be interested in this... my efforts to restore the old town clock that was at Knott's for the past 50 years... http://www.dregerclock.org
It was built by my great-grandfather!
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