Southern California’s most haunting Halloween tradition, Knott’s Scary Farm, is gearing up for a terror-filled celebration as it marks its 50th anniversary. For five decades, this iconic Halloween theme park event has sent shivers down the spines of visitors, unearthing nightmares, rattling crypts, and touching upon every fear imaginable. Starting from September 21 to October 31, guests can immerse themselves in 29 fearful nights of horror, making it an experience no one will want to miss. Tickets go on sale Monday for this chilling celebration of all things frightful.
Knott’s Scary Farm’s golden jubilee promises to be an unparalleled experience with a lineup of 10 frightening mazes, 5 sinister scare zones, and 4 hair-raising shows. This year’s event will bring together characters from Haunt history, giving guests a chance to interact with some of the most iconic and unforgettable beings that have haunted the park over the years.
The event’s organizers have spared no effort in creating an atmosphere of spine-tingling terror, ensuring that each maze and scare zone offers an unforgettable experience that will leave visitors trembling with fear and excitement. From dark and haunted mazes to chilling scare zones, every corner of Knott’s Scary Farm will be brimming with heart-pounding surprises.
“For 50 years, Knott’s Scary Farm has been the epitome of Halloween scares, and this year’s lineup is a culmination of our commitment to delivering unforgettable terror,” said the organizers. “We invite all thrill-seekers and horror enthusiasts to join us for 29 nights of pure dread and delight.”
To unleash their inner monster and be part of this historic event, fans can purchase event tickets starting July 24 at 10 AM. Early booking is encouraged, as Knott’s Scary Farm is known to sell out quickly each year.
For half a century, Knott’s Scary Farm has been a beacon of Halloween horror, drawing visitors from all over the world to experience the unparalleled thrills and chills it offers. As the milestone 50th-anniversary celebration approaches, there’s no better time to experience the legacy of terror that has made Knott’s Scary Farm an institution in Southern California.
