On this weeks episode, The Duo talk about the announcements to come out of the Knott's Scary Farm 50th Anniversary Nightmares Revealed event at Knott's Berry Farm. They also talk food, drinks, and merchandise from the park for the 50th as well; with special interview all about Food and Merchandise for this year.
This golden anniversary's lineup includes three new frightening mazes (for a total of 10), five sinister scare zones and four hair-raising shows. Guests can expect to uncover unforgettable experiences that will usher in characters from Haunt history. The 50th year of Knott’s Scary Farm starts on September 21st and runs through October 31st, for a total of 29 terrifying nights. There will be nowhere to hide as hair-raising scares loom around every turn, with the debut of our newest terrifying mazes, a newly reimagined fan-favorite scare zone, and a gruesome lineup of new shows. These new haunting experiences add to the original scares that can’t be found anywhere else.
Thirty years ago, Universal Studios collaborated with visionary architect Jon Jerde to mastermind the quintessential urban California street, set amid a theme park and a working production movie and television studio, and sandwiched between towering palm trees and asphalt. The result became globally known as Universal CityWalk Hollywood, a dynamic, open-air destination that redefined and reimagined contemporary shopping, dining and entertainment in Southern California.
Cheers to another trip around the sun for Snoopy! Today, the world’s most famous beagle celebrates his birthday, and Knott's Berry Farm is getting the party started with the launch of its 2024 Season Pass. Guests can now buy a 2024 Knott’s Season Pass at the lowest price of the season until Labor Day and get unlimited visits through 2023 and 2024, enjoying a lineup that includes great seasonal events, an array of delicious cuisine and exciting entertainment.
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Six Flags Magic Mountain, the Thrill Capital of the World, is set to make hearts race and pulses pound this Fall as the park celebrates 30 chilling years of Fright Fest. The electrifying lineup of attractions features two daunting new haunted houses taking the fear factor to new heights, the return of a fan-favorite haunted house, menacing new characters ready to send shivers down your spine, and the expansion of one of the park’s most popular scare zones. With 30 nights of frights running select nights September 8th through October 31st, Six Flags Magic Mountain leaves no tombstone unturned this haunt season.
The countdown begins for Halloween Horror Nights at Universal Orlando Resort and Universal Studios Hollywood as the destinations announce additional all-new terrifying haunted houses, including “The Exorcist: Believer,” inspired by the new Universal Pictures film from Blumhouse and Morgan Creek Entertainment, “Chucky: Ultimate Kill Count” based on the popular USA & SYFY series, and “Universal Monsters: Unmasked,” inspired by Universal’s legacy of iconic cinematic monsters.
Step into your wildest nightmares, experience heart-pounding terror and spine-chilling thrills at ScareScape, the newest halloween haunt to hit the Inland Empire. Debuting for the first-time this spooky season on September 29th for select dates through October 29th, ScareScape promises an unforgettable experience that goes beyond reality, beyond fear, immersing guests in a truly nightmarish dimension. Tickets go on sale today at scarescapehaunt.com, starting at $25 USD per ticket.
This year marks 50 years of never-ending nightmares at Knott's Scary Farm. The spine-tingling tradition is Southern California's longest-running and most haunting Halloween theme park event. Starting Monday, tickets go on sale for a frightful experience that has left no tomb unearthed, no crypt unrattled and no fear untouched.
When thinking about kids entertainment within a theme park setting, Disney is usually what comes to mind. But I'd make the argument that Universal Parks have equally, if not better, offerings for families with children of all ages. Not only that, but these offerings are mixing the older characters that parents know and love, with …
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