What to ride: (you want TL to be higher and BL to be lower)…read moreScream: Thrill level 3/5 barf level 1/5 Full throttle: TL 4/5 BL 2/5 Viper: TL 4/5 BL 1.5/5 Wonder Woman: TL 3.5/5 BL 2/5 Batman: TL 3.5/5 BL 2/5 Lex Luthor's drop of doom: TL 5/5 BL 2.5/5 X2 TL 5/5 BL 3.5/5 Saw a tarantula on X2 lol. Beware...

The parking situation could be better. There is so much land that is closer to the front area, why…read morecant they make parking lots over there? Instead of having us walk all the way around back. It was almost a mile walk to the front. There was a lot more roller coasters than I expected. Definitely thrill capital fersure. I went on Tatsu and that was a lot of fun. The burger we got for lunch was not it. The meat was so try and over cooked, then they just slapped on a slice of cheese on it. Like at least have the cheese a little melted?? But then later for dinner we got a loaded tater tot and pulled pork mac and cheese and these both were hitters!! Definitely one of the better amusement park foods I ever had.

The automatic doors parted before me like the gates to a forbidden arena. My heart pounded--not…read morefrom fear, but from anticipation. The smell hit me first: burning rubber mixed with ozone, a bouquet that spoke of countless battles fought on these very tracks. I approached the counter, signed the waiver with trembling hands. This was it. My initiation into the world of electric velocity. The safety briefing washed over me. Speed limits. Racing lines. Flags. But my mind was already elsewhere, imagining the perfect lap, the flawless execution of every turn. Then I saw it: the kart. Sleek. Silent. Deadly. I lowered myself into the molded seat, gripped the steering wheel. The moment my foot touched the accelerator, everything changed. The instant torque slammed me back into my seat! No engine roar, no warming up--just pure, unadulterated acceleration that felt like being shot from a cannon! The first corner approached rapidly. I braked--perhaps too hard--and felt the rear end slide ever so slightly. My pupils dilated. This was it. This was the dance. Turn two. I remembered the instructor's words. Brake early. Apex late. Accelerate through. My body moved on instinct, finding the rhythm, becoming one with the machine. By lap three, everything crystallized. The track revealed its secrets to me. That slight banking in corner four. The deceptive tightness of the chicane. Each revelation was a flavor explosion on my palate--bitter defeat transformed into sweet victory! Other racers surrounded me. I could feel their presence, their fighting spirit! We weaved through corners in formation, each seeking that perfect line, that extra tenth of a second. When I finally executed a flawless outside pass on the long straight, my entire body surged with electricity! The laps blurred together in a symphony of speed. Left, right, brake, accelerate--a recipe perfected through repetition, each iteration bringing me closer to nirvana. And then, too soon, the checkered flag. My final time flashed on the screen. I stumbled from the kart, legs shaking, heart racing, a massive grin splitting my face. The other racers gathered around the timing board, comparing battle scars and bragging rights. This wasn't just fun. This was transcendent. This was speed distilled to its purest essence, served at precisely the right temperature to ignite the soul! K1 Speed had delivered a five-star experience that left me hungry for more.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

I gave this location (2) stars for the staff when you come in to register (they were helpful and…read morewelcoming) and because of my food (which took a while to order because the girl who took our orders seemed like she was not all there --for lack of better words-- she made the ordering process longer and difficult than it needed to be). The biggest issue was a staff around the track --this (1) girl in particular appeared to be having too much fun slowing certain go-karts down with her red remote, imo. But I'll get back to that in a sec. We decided to eat first: Food was okay-- ordered pepperoni pizza (they almost left it in too long and some of the crust was burnt. Had to break those pieces off and eat around it) and Pepsi in a bottle. My bro got sliders, wings, tots and Pepsi. His food took a while so we couldn't really eat together. Ended up sharing my food while we waited for his to come out -- which was weird since we were the only ones there who had ordered anything. When his food finally arrived he ate some of it and threw the rest away --guess he wasn't impressed. He mentioned it was "decent". Now to the races: Multiple people came and bumped me trying to get past me --never saw her slow their go-carts down but she definitely slowed down me and my bro multiple times when we were the ones getting bumped continuously. It got to the point where I just purposely stayed the last racer just to try and enjoy the experience and made no attempts to move up the ranks. Idk what the men's restroom looked like but the women's restroom had lots of gnats! Paper towels overflowing from the discard. Important to note: For as many staff as they had lollygaging around near the track you would think the place would be spotless. There weren't a whole lot of customer so definitely some staff could've been putting in some time and effort to clean around the place. Ultimately: We paid for (3) races. Ended up only using (2) mutually agreeing it was time to get outta there. Leaving the 3rd race on our accounts for another visit that we will be using at ANOTHER LOCATION. No I don't recommend and doubt I'd be returning. This review is reflective of my visit on 11/7/25 Duration of stay around 2hrs.

Depending on if you deal with disabilities or have issues with being in the sun you may have…read moredifficulties here. Overall though this park has not changed, it's like being in a time capsule which was amazing. All my memories came flooding back of my childhood, my senior trip with friends from high school and even visiting with my mom when I was older and she came to see old co-worker friends. Now I have new requirements and it's not so easy I have epilepsy, fibromyalgia and some other things that prevent me from being in lines or around large crowds so standing in one guest services line for an extended period each day to get accommodations doesn't make sense. The app is also not very user friendly for getting a membership for exactly the same price as a 6month season pass. If you pay one price you should get the same benefits so in my opinion whether you pay in full or monthly it should be annual membership. Be very careful on everything and read in depth details because drink pass and food pass may be for a month not length of pass and you'll need to renew. I do love Knott's but more for enjoying a walk and some delicious food. I would go for memories and potentially catch a show or take a picture with Snoopy. I love the little shops and the VIP lounge for AC. I do appreciate the amount of gluten free options throughout the park it helps me not pass out.

I would put 3 stars, 3 for many reasons, First reason; I don't have custody of my kids and the…read morecourts call me bitter so therefore 3 stars and not 5. Next; I was wrongfully terminated when I was a teenage parent attending high school, Knotts Berry Farm was NOT flexible in my scheduling at all despite my numerous attempts to management and even showing proof of school and daycare from the school! I was given unlawful ultimatums so I told them, I'm a no call no show and I'm quitting and I did!! I also kept the wardrobe and threw it away, they won't rehire me but hire felons the worst kind! DEI as well! Lastly; They don't accept food stamps for me to buy boysenberry sauce

This spot is tucked behind the park and was difficult to find in the beginning. It's a small…read moresection that only one would find if they wander around the large parking lot. It's super cute and probably an activity that parents and their small children would enjoy. For some adults, maybe it could be a cute activity to remind them of their childhood. It's a slow ride around. Think Disneyland but much shorter. Great for locals if they are already in the area. Not always open, so check ahead of time. The best part, the ride is free!

My grandson loved this place. I've lived in the Southbay all my life and just recently learned of…read morethis place. I've passed it many times but never really knew what it was until I became a grandmother.. He loved riding the train.. Thank you to all the dedicated volunteers who run the place 2 times a month !!!

First time visitor Open parking lot however appears fees on…read morethe weekend but goes towards purchase of activities? Miniature golf 4 courses 16 holes? Water Bumper cars Go kart 2 to 3 rides rollercoaster Arcades Specials with unlimited play Small snacks and drinks Service was friendly and simple Family friendly, date night, friends outing Clean and well taken of space Everything appeared to operating Fun upbeat environment Would return back

Gold n' Stuff is a great place for kids and teens. Some adults like to play miniature golf, but we…read morehave only seen them on rides with their kids. The place has been around quite some time and kids do tend to make a mess, but they keep up after it. Parking is for a fee, but sometimes you get a game card that comes with the parking. It can get crowded in the summer and on weekends. We go on week days and have been several times. Now, the prices in here add up fast so be mindful of that, but it is the same as other similar places. Miniature golf is about 16$, a go kart is about 12$, the arcade can really add up so get a card that you can use for the wide variety of games they have. The bumper boats and Disk Thrill Ride are about 12$ per person. We love their little train and that is about 5$. You can get a two hour wrist band and we do that and save a lot that way. All in all the prices are fair. The service there is nice and the place has a lot to offer, you don't have to do it all. There is a lot to do. They also have Birthday Parties there and that is great. It is super fun.

Great place to bring the family. Great rides, games and food. All sorts of different food. They…read morealso have vendors if you would like to buy all sorts of items. From clothes, decorative orchids, and a lot of other things. Get the value tickets. 30 tickets for $20. Nice way to spend the afternoon or night. This fair comes around once a year. Usually after Labor Day (Friday, Saturday & Sunday).

This is a great place to visit.. they usually hold this the weekend after labor day.. they have…read morecarnival rides, carnival games, vendors, entertainment and the best part.. food! And for being a fair the prices are all reasonable, $5 for 3 delicious carne asada tacos or funnel cake, $8.50 for a plate of 2 ribs, quarter chicken, baked beans and corn on the cob? You can't beat it! I will definitely be back next year.. it is a great place to go to and the attendees and employees are all extremely nice and friendly!

The staff runs this place like the military; they got everything organized to a T. The first area…read moremy group (4 young adult women) went to upon getting there around opening time was the Super Mario world. My friends are way bigger fans of that whole world than me. I had my phase of Mario Kart when I was 8-10 years old, but that was it. They kept the Mario kart ride moving smoothly; the ride said 45 minutes but I feel like the time went by faster as we were always moving in a perpetual fashion. It was a fun ride; my only complaint was that I wish it was moving on the track faster. We were stagnant at several points waiting for the cart to continue moving. I also was shooting at everything I saw the entire time AND moving along the track with my friend next to me and then end up getting LITERALLY 0 COINS at the end like what?? Anyway, we didn't spend all day at the park since we had other obligations in the evening, but I feel like the amount of activities we did, it was not worth the $150 ticket plus $40 in parking. But that's how any amusement park is nowadays, so can't really complain I guess. The outside shopping section outside of the actual park was really neat; a lot of niche shops ranging from an autograph place to Sephora (so ANY mall-esque store you could think of). All of the food and beverages we tried, such as the cone Mac & cheese and the Mario sodas were pretty good, just pricey, as usual. Lots of shopping potential both inside and outside the park.

Universal Studios Hollywood is worth visiting for the studio tour alone. The tour takes you onto…read moreactual working lots, so what you see varies depending on what's currently filming that unpredictability is part of what makes it special. The rides, on the other hand, were underwhelming. Jurassic World was the best of the bunch, followed by the Harry Potter rides. Everything else was just okay. The VIP experience includes unlimited rides, but honestly, nothing in the park felt worth it enough to ride more than twice. If I were visiting purely for the rides, I'd choose Disneyland over Universal every time. In fact, if it weren't for my excellent tour guide, my recommendation would be: skip the Universal tour, pay for the Warner Bros. tour instead, and spend your ride-time at Disneyland.