Saw the world of Color show at 9pm. This show is simply amazing. Disney fantasy water show was…read moreawesome. The lighting, sound and water synched into one production. This has got to be the best water show I have seen aside from the Las Vegas Fountains. The show is called the ONE and it did not disappoint at all. Just to name a few, Star Wars, Coco, soul man was all being displayed on the Fountain projectors. Kids or no kids, this has got to be the show to watch at Disney California. There is non like this. You will have a great time with your family. The show itself was 20 minutes long. Not a bad production. No complaints. See it and experience it.

Need a virtual reservation in advance…read more We got there about 25 mins early, most people get there way earlier. Is it worth it ? I don't know. We had a good view from our area. I wouldn't wait longer. As for the performance, using lights and water - wow - it's impressive. As for getting wet. We were at the front, and barely got some a little bit of . Basically misty. No, you will not get soaked.

While I was shopping at Disneyland in Main Street, my husband and I heard the Disneyland Band…read moreperforming Star Wars! We had to step out and watch the band! The Disneyland Band is absolutely amazing! They play a lot of classic songs from Disney's movies. You can catch them at a variety of areas Disneyland Band at "It's a small world" Promenade Disneyland Band at Castle Promenade Disneyland Band at Frontierland Disneyland Band at Main Street, U.S.A. You can check the Disneyland mobile applications for all of the different times that the Disneyland Band is playing!

We absolutely love the Disneyland Band! You can find these guys marching all over the park. Their…read moreenergy is through the roof and they're known for playing Disney classics. The kids always look forward to seeing them and dancing to their favorite songs. Thanks for adding to the magic at Disney!

I'll be honest, I'm not a huge fan of berries. I don't hate them but I'm also not obsessed. So when…read moreI went to Knott's one day and it became crazy packed, I got irritated and literally mentally fought showing any interest in anything boysenberry. I snubbed the boysenberry so hard. Boysenberry fans, jam packed Knott's for the month and I was not having it. No joke, I seriously boycotted the whole thing. I eventually gave in on the very last day when I met a very nice and friendly family from Northern CA. They had boysenberry glazed thick cuts of bacon. BACON. That's what got my attention. I was like, "That's it! Sold!" I regret not buying the boysenberry food passes sooner. I caved so late in the game and then frantically tried to find six boysenberry items to redeem it with. By that time, lines were crazy long and it sucked to wait in long lines for the next handful of hours. Tip: Don't be silly or dumb like me, and just buy the pass as soon as the festival starts. You can redeem throughout the month or all in one day. Totally up to you. For sure don't wait until the last minute. Since I only had a handful of time left that very last day, I only tried four items but we doubled up on two of them. Boysenberry food we tried from the boysenberry food pass: 1) Boysenberry beef brisket over Mac n cheese - 5/5 stars. I liked that they used white cheese for this. The meat was tender, juicy, and the sauce did not over-power at all. 2) Boysenberry BBQ meatballs over mashed potatoes - 5/5 stars. We wished we had gotten more than one order of this. 3) Boysenberry glazed thick slicked bacon on a stick (not pictured) - 5/5 stars. This was so popular that they ran out the first three times I went to get some. I finally got two sticks on my fourth attempt. The two sticks were thick and generous portions. Between the five of us sharing the bacon, it was actually a decent amount. It's almost like ham, so I couldn't finish one stick of this on my own. 4) Elote with boysenberry butter, boysenberry mayo and cotija cheese - 5/5. OMG. This was our absolute favorite out of the four. It was surprisingly SO GOOD. We got two but could've eaten a couple more between all of us. Boysenberry food items I ordered that was not part of the boysenberry food pass: 1) Grilled salmon salad with a boysenberry vinaigrette - 5/5. This can be found at Coasters Diner. That boysenberry dressing was amazing. I desperately wanted more. 2) Boysenberry marinated carnitas - 4/5. Served at Casa California located in Fiesta Village. I had this like once in the beginning and again at the end of the festival. It is good. Don't get me wrong, but I was wanting carnitas carnitas. If you know what I mean. Still delicious and I'd eat it again. It sounds kinda weird to have boysenberry on savory foods but it just works. It's shocking that it's not a strong berry flavor which is what I had expected before I even tried anything. That's my bad. Now that I've had a taste of boysenberry food at Knott's, I will be much smarter about it for seasons to come. I ended up enjoying the food so much, one of the kids and I, commemorated it by buying matching boysenberry sweaters. I'm a huge fan now!

Knott's Boysenberry Festival is one full of Boysenberry foods, fun, and I especially love that the…read moredecorations are heavily purple hued! Do you really know what a Boysenberry is? It is a cross between a raspberry, blackberry and a loganberry. Interesting! This is the berry that is celebrated at Knotts Berry Farm's Boysenberry Festival! I've come to Knott's Berry Farm for the festival a few times on my own and once for a Yelp Elite Event (YEE: Ditch Day at Knott's Boysenberry Festival in 2018). This review is mainly for this year, March 13 through April 12, 2026: You can outright pay for Boysenberry food items, or you can buy a Tasting Card. The price for the card fluctuated during the festival. I went online to buy the Tasting Card for $45 because I saved some money instead of buying in person. Once you receive the email, you have to take it to a store or kiosk that sells them and they will scan the QR Code & give you the physical Tasting Card with lanyard. One card allows you 6 food items. Not all Boysenberry food items are eligible to be used with the Tasting Card. If I was a drinker, I'd use my Tasting Card on Alcoholic Beverages because they cost the most. The 6 Items we used our card on were: *Boysenberry Sausage on a Hoagie with Boysenberry Mustard, Peppers, and Crispy Fried Onions ($11.99+tax) ~ this is really good! *Spicy Bulgogi Over Rice ($11.99) ~ it was okay *Boysenberry & Matcha Mousse Cup ($10.49) ~ nice dessert and it came in a plastic keepsake cup when I got it. They switched to disposable plasticware by my next visit. *Boysenberry Beef Brisket over Mac and Cheese ($11.99) ~ Brisket was oversauced, didn't care for this *Crispy Chicken Wings with a Boysenberry Sriracha Dipping Sauce ~ the wings were delicious *Boysenberry Brick with Boysenberry Jam & Boysenberry Soft-Serve Ice Cream($9) ~ this was quite tasty but needed more ice cream! ***One thing to note about the Tasting Card is that there are no tabs to tear off, so you have to keep track of how many you've used. I prefer visually seeing how many I have left rather than relying on my memory. Items we paid for separately were: *Deep Fried Cinnamon Sugar Churro w/ Boysenberry Bavarian Cream & Boysenberry Ice Cream ($9.49+tax) ~ get this! *Boysenberry Kiwi Lemonade ($9.49) - [topped with a blackberry, so odd!] ~ not worth the price, but was alright *Lg. Boysenberry Milk Tea ($11) from Leafy Love Tea Kiosk ~ not bad, but too pricey for the amount of drink *Boysenberry Soft-Serve Ice Cream Cone ($7.99) ~ always a hit! *Coconut Cream Bao Buns with a Boysenberry Drizzle ($9.49) ~ served nice and hot ... pretty good! *Boysenberry & Cheese Muffin ($4.99) ~ muffin was super dry, skip it *Boysenberry Sassparilla Soda in a bottle ($3.99) ~ I prefer the regular Sassparilla TIP: Mrs. Murphy's Kitchen is an indoor area with seating and you can enjoy the cool A/C while you eat! There are so many food and drink options for the Boysenberry Festival this year! Sadly, we only scratched the very tip of the iceberg of offerings available! We came 3 times to use up our card and try as much food as we could. There are outside vendors selling stuff you wouldn't normally find at Knott's apart from the festival. I enjoy seeing what they have. There were some glassblowers & a silversmith working. Be sure to go to Old MacDonald's Barn to see the Mama Goat (Patty) and her kids Belle & Lenny. If you walk around Boysenberry Lane just past Ghost Rider, there are more shops and Photo Op places. There's also a place to buy Boysenberry Plants! It's best to come with family or friends who will share so you can try more items! We will most likely return again next year!

My very first circus and completely blown away by the talent! The kiddos had a great time. There…read moreare snacks and refreshments available for purchase, looks like you can also bring in your own water bottles too. There's a few games, face painting, and a bounce house! I think the center seats have the best view, even if you're further back. Love the audience participation portion. PRO TIP: discounted tickets available on Groupon! (Still need to pick up tickets from box office)

Halloween at the Disneyland Resort is my favorite time of year, and this parade is always fun! I've…read moreviewed it both as part of the Oogie Boogie Bash Dessert party and without; definitely say splurge on the dessert party as the seat with small bites and drinks is nice. Definitely check out this parade if you are attending Oogie Boogie!

This parade is only during the Oogie Boogie Bash event. Music is very catchy. Starts off with…read moreMickey and Minnie walking down the path then the Villians take over. The floats are theme based to the Villians and Halloween theme like the Haunted Mansion float for example. This parade is twice for this event 7:45pm and 10pm and people grab spots early so if you want to see it plan accordingly within your time means. Overall for first timers I recommend seeing it.

$10 for parking and all of the toys seem to be $20. Either bring lots of cash or bring copious…read moreamounts of Toy Story toys for your kids. They've really got a good gig going here to make some loot. The show was great... For a kid. I do however think it was MUCH too long. There's only so much I can take personally. (it also weirds me out when I see parents that are totally in the zone with these sort of things...) We left at around 1:50 from a show that started at noon, it was still going when we left. Note of caution with kids that are sensitive to sounds or light: this is a VERY loud show. Consider bringing earplugs or muffs if your child's hearing is an issue. As for light flashing sensitivities, there is a lot of changing colors and flashing lights (as well as toys that made me wish I was in a coma rather than seeing them.) keep these precautions in mind.

Whether you celebrate Christmas, Chanukkah, Yule. Kwanza, Diwali, or another holiday during the…read morewintertime, there is different entertainment, eats, and holiday cheer around the Disney parks and hotels. Love the inclusivity as it's not often I find things not geared towards Christmas. The festival of holidays and themed food booths are the highlight of the offerings for me in Disney's California Adventure, and hope to see Mostly Kosher return year over year as they put on an amazing show!!!

Going to Disneyland during the holidays is amazing. Everything is decorated and beautiful. All the…read morefood is delicious. I recommend checking out their Foodie guide on the park blog for all of their holiday selections.

Pixar Fest! We were delighted to stumble upon this special festival while we were in CA for a…read morefriends wedding and make a vacation week out of it. Of couse we hit up Disney for a few days and didn't know Pixar Fest was happening. As a fan of Pixar films this was pretty awesome. So many extra things to see and do related to their films and characters all throughout. Special foods, rides, treats, and items to buy. The Pixar parade was terrific and many of the characters came right up to us for high fives. The fireworks show was also pretty cool and a great way to end a long but fun day. Man, those churros were so good!

Likely my least favorite of all the festivals and parades. I feel like it was very lackluster…read morecomparative to other parades and festivals Disneyland has, which is sad since summer is the one of the busiest time at the Disneyland Resort. A friend did the dessert party, and was so disappointed so I would say skip that as well! The parade is very short, so I don't think a package is needed as I've seen it off to the side when it has gone by. Ultimately an overall skip for me and to anyone I give tips, tricks and recommendations for their perfect Disney day.