Knott’s Berry Farm

California Marketplace

Grocery-style shop stocked with Knott’s boysenberry jams, syrups, and preserves alongside apparel and gifts.
Sandwiches by the Marketplace.
Coffee at the park entrance.
Mrs. Knott’s chicken, to take away.
Boysenberry pies and pastries.
Sit-down fried chicken dinners with biscuits and boysenberry pie, a Knott’s tradition dating to a 1930s tea room.
Coffee in the Marketplace.
Boutique shop for jewelry, apparel, and Knott’s memorabilia, tracing back to a 1939 souvenir card table.

Ghost Town

Western musical revue of singing, dancing, and a live band inside the reopened 1954 Bird Cage Theatre.
Horse-drawn stagecoach loop through Ghost Town in coaches once used by the real Butterfield Overland Mail.
Narrow-gauge mine train winding through blacklit tunnels of glowing crystal and a flooded shaft.
Round-raft whitewater run past waterfalls and old mining works at the back of Ghost Town.
Sarsaparilla and a saloon show.
Potato bites in Ghost Town.
Barbecue from the firehouse.
Narrow-gauge steam train circling the park on cars from a real early-1900s Rio Grande line.
Summer-run, streetwide Western storyline through Ghost Town, with guests pulled into that day’s plot.
Coffeehouse and bakery counter across from GhostRider, serving pastries, soup, and sandwiches.
Patio quick service for burgers, sandwiches, and salads at the center of Ghost Town.
Wooden coaster winding through Ghost Town and a recreated mine, the longest wood track on the West Coast.
Walk-up stand frying stuffed churros to order, a longstanding Ghost Town snack stop.
Funnel cake counter by the Log Ride, topped with boysenberry, strawberry, chocolate, or soft serve.
Mix your own ICEE by the Log Ride.
Mac and cheese and loaded potatoes.
Pickles and jerky, frontier-style.
Launched family coaster themed to horseback mail riders, with a quick out-and-back sprint at speed.
Inverted coaster with six inversions, looping out over Fiesta Village and Indian Trails and back.
Sit-down steakhouse across from GhostRider, serving steaks and chops in an Old West dining room.
Funnel cakes in Ghost Town.
Burgers and grill items.
Log flume past animatronic sawmill scenes, ending in a splashdown drop below a burning mill.
Comic gunfight-and-stunt show staged at the outdoor Wagon Camp theater in the heart of Ghost Town.

Fiesta Village

Tacos and burritos in Fiesta Village.
Mexican quick service.
Restored hand-carved Dentzel carousel of 52 animals and two chariots at the center of Fiesta Village.
Build-your-own burrito and bowl counter with birria quesadillas and tamales in Fiesta Village.
Boat-style swinging ride reworked with an alebrije spirit-animal look for the reimagined village.
Spinning teacup-style ride set inside the Alebrije Garden corner of Fiesta Village.
Family coaster looping through Fiesta Village and under the arc of MonteZOOMa’s loop.
Chance Rides Frisbee swinging riders through a pendulum arc up to 64 feet over Fiesta Village.
Wave Swinger lifting riders outward on chains above the Fiesta Village midway.
Launched shuttle coaster firing you through a loop, then back through it backwards.
Quick-service counter for tacos and nachos between La Revolución and Hat Dance, with beer and wine.
Loaded Mexican potatoes.
Six free-spinning gondolas rotate riders in every direction, up to six stories above Fiesta Village.

Indian Trails

Native American-themed gift shop housed in the landmark Bottle House, built from roughly 3,000 glass bottles.
Outdoor stage for Native American dance, music, and storytelling performances several days a week.
Hot dogs and drinks.

The Boardwalk

Smokehouse counter for pulled pork, sausages, and rotisserie chicken with Southern-style sides.
Wild-mouse-style family coaster with sharp switchback turns along the Boardwalk.
Fifties-diner-styled counter serving burgers and classic American fare on the Boardwalk.
Cafeteria-style counter for chicken tenders, wings, and boysenberry-glazed dishes in a retro diner space.
Beaded ice cream on the Boardwalk.
Steel coaster with a beyond-vertical first drop and five inversions, themed to Southern California surf culture.
Trackless 4D dark ride with blasters, revisiting the fairground scenes of the original 1975 attraction.
Burgers on the Boardwalk.
Ice cream on the Boardwalk.
Classic Scrambler spinning three-car clusters through overlapping loops on the Boardwalk.
Pizza on the Boardwalk.
Rotating observation cabin rising up a central tower for a slow, wide view over the park.
Everything, on a stick.
Triple-tower drop ride launching riders 254 feet up for a moment of weightlessness before free fall.
Flying-scooter ride swinging riders outward on chains above a surf-shop-themed plaza.
Classic bumper cars under a covered pavilion on the Boardwalk midway.
Spinning, tilting Trabant ride that rocks riders’ orientation side to side as the platform turns.
Hydraulic-launch coaster accelerating to 82 mph in 2.3 seconds before a 205-foot top-hat tower.

Camp Snoopy

Hot-air-balloon gondola ride lifting riders in a slow circle above camp.
Narrow-gauge train circling Camp Snoopy and the park’s lake past camp vignettes.
Kid-driven jeeps loop along an expanded camp trail in Peanuts-character-themed vehicles.
Snack counter tucked into Camp Snoopy for quick bites between kids’ rides.
Spinning swing ride styled as kites, lifting riders in gentle circles.
Snoopy-as-Flying-Ace biplane ride circling riders gently above Camp Snoopy.
Camp Snoopy’s main dining hall for breakfast and lunch classics, with a recently updated dining room.
Kite-shaped spinner ride that lifts and tilts riders as it swings around a central tower.
Kid-sized jeeps that young guests steer along a fixed muddy-looking track.
Pizza in Camp Snoopy.
Gentle swinging log-boat water ride splashing through a Camp Snoopy creek.
Playground-style swing ride scaled up for the whole family in the reimagined Camp Snoopy.
Steel spinning coaster whose cars rotate freely through banked turns and a launched section.
Kid-sized launched coaster winding through Camp Snoopy with a few quick twists and turns.