While you wait for your next trip, here are 5 noteworthy books about Disneyland, Walt Disney World, and Knott's Berry Farm!

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Knott’s Berry Farm closed the attraction in 2022, but after several years of delay, it still hasn’t reopened. Over the last few years, we have seen the track completely removed and everything sit ...

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Knott’s Berry Farm has been a big part of the Palovik family history and the Paloviks have been a big part of Knott’s history. Frank Palovik driving the Knott’s Berry Farm stagecoach in 1951.

Knott’s Berry Farm has been around for more than a century and during most of that time somebody named Palovik has been on the payroll. Allen Palovik has worked at Knott’s for 51 years and is just one ...

You can walk through history at Knott’s Berry Farm Ghost Town and the Old Schoolhouse, a real school that opened in 1879 in Mitchell County, Kansas. It closed in the 1940s, and Walter Knott ...

You can walk through history at Knott’s Berry Farm Ghost Town and the Old Schoolhouse, a real school that opened in 1879 in Mitchell County, Kansas. It closed in the 1940s, and Walter Knott ...

Knott's Berry Farm is encouraging guests across the 57-acre theme park to report line jumpers by texting a message to the park's security team.

Knott’s Berry Farm will celebrate the 90th Anniversary of Mrs. Knott’s Chicken Dinner Restaurant with a series of fried chicken feasts that stretch from Memorial Day Weekend to New Year’s Day.

By 1968, Knott’s Berry Farm was enclosed and the new theme park began charging a $1 entrance fee. Today, what began as a roadside berry stand and chicken dinner restaurant attracts 3.9 million ...

Per the brand’s website, Knott’s Berry Farm first started at the end of 1920, when Walter Knott and his cousin Jim Preston — who was a berry farmer — leased land together in Buena Park ...