The word "Caribbean" comes from the Carib Indians, the region's first inhabitants, and some say it should be pronounced "CARE-ib-bee-an". However, the Associated Press Broadcast Handbook lists the pronunciation as "KUH-RIB'BEE-UHN", which may be why some broadcasters mispronounce it. I prefer the first for the ride and the second for the islands.
The Mine Train ride reminds me of Silver Dollar City’s Fire in the Hole, which I loved. They opened a new Fire in the Hole this year, but haven’t rode it yet. Hope it’s as iconic as the original! Enjoy your CA time, Adam. 😊
We handed a phone to two cowboys to take our pictures. They pretended to be having trouble figuring it out. When they handed it back, we had 10 selfies of them and one picture of us.
California definitely has quality actor/actresses at Knotts Berry and other parks there. Really nice watching. Very badass roller-coasters too.Thanks Adam.
I'm going to try visiting Knott's. I'm not very mobile anymore, but I think I can get around Knott's. I won't ride anything, but I just enjoy being there. Thanks for visiting for us.
My mom has some mobility issues and she did Knotts with myself and my kids, a few months ago. She had a great day! Just take breaks when you need to. I hope you have a wonderful time!👍
“Calico Mine Ride” was the last ride I operated when I used to work at Knott’s Berry Farm back in 02’ and trust me, it was the funniest ride to operate. Thank you Adam for showing this ride some love!
@@TheDailyWoo Same here and here’s a quick insight. The ride is timed while operating it and I believe it is 8-12 minutes long and we as the ride operator/conductor operate the whole train and have to meet certain marks on the exact time or else the ride will stop/stall. When you go next time, sit behind the conductor and you will see a timer in red next to them which helps keep them on track/reaching their marks. The spiel we learned for the ride was another fun thing to learn as well. 😁
@@369284ab Great question and from what I remember, we fully operated the train and even had to use a break to slow the train down. I believe it does run on gravity and that ride is mostly going downhill and is why we had to constantly use the breaks and had to make sure we met our marks with the time when operating it.
Thanks for the video! It brought back so many childhood memories. My grandparents lived about a mile from Knotts on Stanton Ave. I have great memories of the mine ride, log ride, and panning for gold. My grandmother used to send my sister and I christmas dresses from a childrens store at Knotts every year. Also, I can't believe how different Buena Park looks. I went to the wax museum there so many times--sorry to see it go. Fond, fond memories!
The Alligator Farm ,long gone ,Japanese Deer Park,long gone. Dont remember the name but a large shop to purchase melamine/ melmac dishes. Waited on Mrs. Knott at the bank where I worked for many years.Hope you make home without anymore "disasters ". I remember when Knotts didn't have all of the rah rah rides.How about seals ? Yep !And no admission ,no fences.Could walk around ,have a boysenberry punch and feed the seals,with son in his stroller and he just turned 65 !!!!.Lean days still gave us a fun days. Ah ,those were the days l🥰🤠😉
Really great adventure.When I was a kid …you could afford to See Disneyland one day and Knott’s Berry Farm the next.Not so much anymore for the average family.
Every fast food company seems to be adopting what's been called the "shoe box" look. Bland rectangle buildings with no character. Kinda sad these places give up character for fancy modern designs.
I ❤️ Knott’s as well Adam, not only for the Boysenberry Goodies or the OG Chicken Dinner, but I’m a big fan of Charles M. Schulz, and fact that Knott’s loves The Peanuts as much as I do, means a lot ! 😎👍
Now this is the videos that you make that I like the best. Old-fashioned childhood memory triggering ding-dang fun! Also, we have to give greatest spirit award to Snoopy! What a little darling fella!🏆 You have the award for best faithful Videographer in any town bar none!🏆⭐️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks for the many trips to the parks adventures. I’m happy the mine train still has the bubbly pots whereas at Disney it is now done with lights. Finally back to home state CA several years ago, I had nostalgic fun on this mine train, so much going on and the nostalgic look makes it even more creepy. You can’t top perfection. I rode with my son’s mom in law, when she got off she told my daughter in law “Don’t you ever get me on that ride again!”
Several couples crammed into Judge Roy Beans office and were married en masse, back in 1965, the ring was a bent horseshoe nail. A popular place on Saturday nights. Fun!
I love Knotts, the chicken dinner is wonderful. When we were at Disneyland we’d take a break around 2 pm and drive over to Knotts for the dinner relax then return to Disneyland. As far as bang for your buck Knotts delivers prices are very reasonable. The mine ride and the log ride are amazing, they have some great coasters too.
I use to go to Knott's Berry Farm all the time growing up in the summer. Back when I was a teenager it stayed open tell 11 and after 4 you could get it for 10 dollars. They also had a place called hobby city that was close by. I miss being able to go all the time. Now im homebound due to health issues. I also love Snoopy and all the Peanuts characters. I grew up in Barstow California so I was close to Calico Ghost Town.
Ahhh you staying at Quality inn. Bit of a walk but can’t beat those prices & you get to walk by so much history. Wax museum, alligator farm yea fun stuff
I have been craving some good/fresh Saltwater Taffy, that all looked yummy! Last time I was at Knott's was 1977 or '78. I had the biggest crush on Ricky Nelson & he was performing there. My drove my Mom crazy begging her to let me go...nope! My Grandma offered to take me...nope. Knott's looks like a blast, when I get to feeling better I'll have to go check it out! Thanks for the fun morning at KBF, Adam!! Happy Belated Birthday to you and Snoopy!!! 🥳 👍👍
It is so awesome that you comment on the comments. You thanked me on a comment that i made one time, and it made my day. Thanks again for all you do. I am a long time subscriber from North Carolina.
We too love Knotts! We travel from Salt Lake City several times a year even though Lagoon is right here. It's just so unique and fun. Thanks for a great video!
We always have loved Knott's!! I haven't been since 2019, would like to go back again. There have been too many people hit by flying cameras on those rides, hence the ban on filming on that sort of thing. Glad you got to visit again!
Awww I love Snoopy..especially around Christmas time such great nostalgia Woo and Snoopy two of my fave In the words of Voo doo Glow Skuls...Charlie Brown...Charlie Brown!!
Fun times at Knott’s. Glad to see the good old stuff is still there! The Calico mine train made me wonder about the Calico Ghost Town, outside Barstow. Have you been there? That would be fun Adam! We camped there once for a music festival back in the early ‘80s.
This whole video is a perfect example why i prefer Knotts over Disneyland. More of a family atmosphere, much easier to move around, and they dont gouge you on admission prices. And the food is reasonably priced. Love Knotts!
Yes Adam stoked you came out to knotts. I live on beach… the other side of it though🤣, but it’s cool you are back. You should try to make it back for scary farm.
El Taco in Orange is closing soon where we did a food video. Where your 1st Orange Bang non caffeinated beverage was sipped. Lol 👍 thanks for the shout out
Great video, as always. Knotts was my favorite place as a kid in the 80s. I believe the fountain in front of the beary tale ride, is screen used from the movie Hello Dolly.
They used to have a section of the park that was Roaring 20's in the 70's saw KC and the sunshine band when I was around 11 years old and one of the ride in that part was a motorcycle roller coaster and scared the hell out of me !
My mom can never afford to take me to Disneyland we always went to Knott's Berry Farm going to that McDonald's with the trains was part of the adventure and now I'm completely heartbroken they took it down so much for me being able to take my little ones there
You’re probably aware that the corner Beach Blvd….where Claim Jumper is by Knotts was once an Alligator Farm. The farm was featured on an episode of leave it to Beaver.🐊🐊🐊
I 2nd the comment about your trying out cedar point. Once you go there your going to make many visits after. It's always been an amazing park. The roller coasters there are some of the best in the world
With Kings Island being my home park, I have always been jealous of the entertainment Knott's has and that Cedar Fair was never able to bring that over here. Stage shows and occasionally a parade. No interaction to this level.
Beach Blvd. I stayed there a couple times recently and would walk down to McDonald's for coffee at 6am. Interesting to see it all new. I go to Knotts for a piece of pie and they will validate your parking ticket for 1 hour with purchase.
Just across the street from Knots before the Wax Museum, there was the Clifornia Aligator farm. Lots of gators mostly laying there and one hue one sliding down a huge slide. You used just be able to walk right in. Lots o people would go there for the restaurant for dinner. Right there in the theatre, the Everly Bros. Broke up, right in the middle of a show. Lots of history there!
Adam, when did you get back from Florida? We missed you. Looks like you're able to keep the weight off all this time. Good man. Can't wait to finish watching this video.
My Dad owned are bar called Bourbon Street next to Movieland Wax Museum back in the 1960s, and don't forget Cottage Pottery that used to be on the corner and the Alligator Farm next door.
Back in the day I would go to Knotts with friends and one would pay to get in then exit and we would transfer the black light stamp from hand to hand. One time we hopped the fence in Fiesta Village. We never got caught.
This was great! Heck today I got more news from the plaza that Felix a Cuban American restaurant is going under or going to be sold like Watsons I highly doubt Chapman University is going to buy it but I just wish the city council would back the merchants. I really liked this diversion I'm not a roller coaster person but thank you for all you shared in this it makes me appreciate the area more. Japanese deer village used to be where movieland Wax museum was located I know they tore that down years ago and nothing has been put up. That was one of the best wax museums ever! I haven't been to knotts in years not since doing 30 days of not Halloween Haunt when my friend Kevin Suarez introduced me to Cassandra Peterson. I think the best part of the video was that Halloween display. I would love to obtain that Elvira! Thank you onward and upward!
I don’t think you’ve been to the Queen Mary for awhile! They’ve been doing a lot work in the last couple of years. You should check it out if you are still looking for things to do this week. The aquarium is right there, too.
My first time at Knotts was 1988 and I spoke to Sad Eyes then and he’s still incarcerated there after 36 years! Time to call the Governor for a pardon!
Knotts has changed drastically since my last time there ( mid 1970s ). In the late 50s and early to mid 60s, we would ride our bikes to the park, as we lived halfway between the parks ;) Favored Knotts cause it was free. ( ended up working D-Land late 60s to late 70s.)
Thats crazy growing up in the area we would have field trips to those exhibits “wax museum”, the famous (and controversial) “body” exhibit, etc. I had no idea they tore that apart!!
Knott's looks so fun! Gotta make it out there at some point soon. Also - not that it matters, but I think that was Rerun, Linus' brother - he's the one that usually wears the blue striped shirt in the Peanuts cartoons. Could be wrong, though.
Adam you're so right about Knotts having the best the ming. The actors are fantastic, 👍. The old school ridea you went on are THE BEST No stop at Mrs Knotts fried chicken? Awwwww. I loved that
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Knotts is so dang good. The log ride and mine train ride are two of the best old school attractions ever
Yeah I havent been to knotts scenes 2012 I might go in October
The word "Caribbean" comes from the Carib Indians, the region's first inhabitants, and some say it should be pronounced "CARE-ib-bee-an". However, the Associated Press Broadcast Handbook lists the pronunciation as "KUH-RIB'BEE-UHN", which may be why some broadcasters mispronounce it. I prefer the first for the ride and the second for the islands.
I thought you would have gone on more rides. Have not been to Knottes Berry since 1977!!! Really enjoyed it loved the rides.
I was there in January 1980 - I think maybe it is time for a return visit!
The Mine Train ride reminds me of Silver Dollar City’s Fire in the Hole, which I loved. They opened a new Fire in the Hole this year, but haven’t rode it yet. Hope it’s as iconic as the original! Enjoy your CA time, Adam. 😊
The employees at Knotts are what makes it so special.
We handed a phone to two cowboys to take our pictures. They pretended to be having trouble figuring it out. When they handed it back, we had 10 selfies of them and one picture of us.
My daughter works there so I'll take that!!!
California definitely has quality actor/actresses at Knotts Berry and other parks there. Really nice watching. Very badass roller-coasters too.Thanks Adam.
I'm going to try visiting Knott's. I'm not very mobile anymore, but I think I can get around Knott's. I won't ride anything, but I just enjoy being there. Thanks for visiting for us.
My mom has some mobility issues and she did Knotts with myself and my kids, a few months ago. She had a great day! Just take breaks when you need to. I hope you have a wonderful time!👍
Thank you! @@Sparty-pi3jq
Do it!! No regrets!!
“Calico Mine Ride” was the last ride I operated when I used to work at Knott’s Berry Farm back in 02’ and trust me, it was the funniest ride to operate. Thank you Adam for showing this ride some love!
It’s one of the best . Always loved it
@@TheDailyWoo Same here and here’s a quick insight. The ride is timed while operating it and I believe it is 8-12 minutes long and we as the ride operator/conductor operate the whole train and have to meet certain marks on the exact time or else the ride will stop/stall. When you go next time, sit behind the conductor and you will see a timer in red next to them which helps keep them on track/reaching their marks. The spiel we learned for the ride was another fun thing to learn as well. 😁
@@danieligrayso, I read somewhere that the trains run on gravity. Is this true? Do the train engines actually work?
@@369284ab Great question and from what I remember, we fully operated the train and even had to use a break to slow the train down. I believe it does run on gravity and that ride is mostly going downhill and is why we had to constantly use the breaks and had to make sure we met our marks with the time when operating it.
Calico Mine Ride rules!
Thanks for the video! It brought back so many childhood memories. My grandparents lived about a mile from Knotts on Stanton Ave. I have great memories of the mine ride, log ride, and panning for gold. My grandmother used to send my sister and I christmas dresses from a childrens store at Knotts every year. Also, I can't believe how different Buena Park looks. I went to the wax museum there so many times--sorry to see it go. Fond, fond memories!
There goes a truck with some brooms on it 😅😂. Had me laughing during my workout 😆
Ha thanks Brody
Yo Adam, your adventures are making me miss SoCal. Thanks for sharing with us!
The Alligator Farm ,long gone ,Japanese Deer Park,long gone. Dont remember the name but a large shop to purchase melamine/
melmac dishes. Waited on Mrs. Knott at the bank where I worked for many years.Hope you make home without anymore "disasters ".
I remember when Knotts didn't have all of the rah rah rides.How about seals ? Yep !And no admission ,no fences.Could walk around ,have a boysenberry punch and feed the seals,with son in his stroller and he just turned 65 !!!!.Lean days still gave us a fun days. Ah ,those were the days l🥰🤠😉
@@charleneheiland8803 ❤️
Where Movieland used to be there was a restaurant nextdoor called Po Folks they had a train that went along the ceiling throughout the restaurant
Really great adventure.When I was a kid …you could afford to See Disneyland one day and Knott’s Berry Farm the next.Not so much anymore for the average family.
Knott's is way more affordable than Disney, except for when it comes to food.
That new McDonald's looks like a car dealership building 😅
Every fast food company seems to be adopting what's been called the "shoe box" look. Bland rectangle buildings with no character. Kinda sad these places give up character for fancy modern designs.
Yeah much better than having unique theming 🙄
I love Knotts berry farm. I’ll be there next week. The people that work. There are so wonderful. It’s so much fun there. I’m glad you’re there Adam.
Hello Adam great video, theme park rides, attractions, Snoopy's birthday and more in Buena Park, Ca..Enjoy your day..
I ❤️ Knott’s as well Adam, not only for the Boysenberry Goodies or the OG Chicken Dinner, but I’m a big fan of Charles M. Schulz, and fact that Knott’s loves The Peanuts as much as I do, means a lot ! 😎👍
😍 Love Knott’s as well!
And their funnel cake is always a must when we go there! 😁🩵
I used to go to Charles M Schulz house Back when I did in house repairs.
So fun to see Knotts again. Thanks Adam!
Now this is the videos that you make that I like the best. Old-fashioned childhood memory triggering ding-dang fun!
Also, we have to give greatest spirit award to Snoopy! What a little darling fella!🏆
You have the award for best faithful Videographer in any town bar none!🏆⭐️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Thank you Adam...
Good morning Keith
Thanks Adam! I never knew how great Knotts Berry farm was until I saw your videos. Now it’s on my list of places I need to go!
It’s a great place
I haven’t been to Knotts berry farm in a very long time. Thanks Adam for taking me along.
The mine ride is incredible
It’s one of my favorites
Thanks for the many trips to the parks adventures. I’m happy the mine train still has the bubbly pots whereas at Disney it is now done with lights. Finally back to home state CA several years ago, I had nostalgic fun on this mine train, so much going on and the nostalgic look makes it even more creepy. You can’t top perfection. I rode with my son’s mom in law, when she got off she told my daughter in law “Don’t you ever get me on that ride again!”
Several couples crammed into Judge Roy Beans office and were married en masse, back in 1965, the ring was a bent horseshoe nail. A popular place on Saturday nights. Fun!
Yes both Rainbow Caverns in Big Thunder and Calico Mine
I love Knotts, the chicken dinner is wonderful. When we were at Disneyland we’d take a break around 2 pm and drive over to Knotts for the dinner relax then return to Disneyland. As far as bang for your buck Knotts delivers prices are very reasonable. The mine ride and the log ride are amazing, they have some great coasters too.
It was called Movieland Wax Museum back in the day. It was very cool. 😎
I use to go to Knott's Berry Farm all the time growing up in the summer. Back when I was a teenager it stayed open tell 11 and after 4 you could get it for 10 dollars. They also had a place called hobby city that was close by. I miss being able to go all the time. Now im homebound due to health issues. I also love Snoopy and all the Peanuts characters. I grew up in Barstow California so I was close to Calico Ghost Town.
The bear is called Boysen Bear. I just saw his name on the Knott's Berry Farm app.
That is so cute.
Ahhh you staying at Quality inn. Bit of a walk but can’t beat those prices & you get to walk by so much history. Wax museum, alligator farm yea fun stuff
No im staying in Anaheim but have stayed at that quality inn
@@TheDailyWoowell at least I’m safe from being accused as a stalker. 😝
Just a little oozage...🤣
I took a sip of my hot caffeinated beverage & when you said that I had a little oozage out my nose...😮
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I have been craving some good/fresh Saltwater Taffy, that all looked yummy!
Last time I was at Knott's was 1977 or '78. I had the biggest crush on Ricky Nelson & he was performing there. My drove my Mom crazy begging her to let me go...nope! My Grandma offered to take me...nope.
Knott's looks like a blast, when I get to feeling better I'll have to go check it out!
Thanks for the fun morning at KBF, Adam!!
Happy Belated Birthday to you and Snoopy!!! 🥳
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Your probably the luckiest person alive to share a birthday with America's favorite beagle Snoopy himself
Snoopy is a senior citizen born 1950
I remember going to Knotts when it was free to get in, then it was free to get into just Calico..and the rides you paid a fee.
I love ALL your videos so much..I get to see places I would never see..Your comments are awesome ❤❤❤❤
It is so awesome that you comment on the comments. You thanked me on a comment that i made one time, and it made my day. Thanks again for all you do. I am a long time subscriber from North Carolina.
great Vlog again Adam, was so much fun , Sad Eye has a new voice lol, well done and thank you 😊
We too love Knotts! We travel from Salt Lake City several times a year even though Lagoon is right here. It's just so unique and fun. Thanks for a great video!
We always have loved Knott's!! I haven't been since 2019, would like to go back again. There have been too many people hit by flying cameras on those rides, hence the ban on filming on that sort of thing. Glad you got to visit again!
Awww I love Snoopy..especially around Christmas time such great nostalgia
Woo and Snoopy two of my fave
In the words of Voo doo Glow Skuls...Charlie Brown...Charlie Brown!!
Thank you Adam for another great video.
Oh wow that Boysenberry drink looked soooo good!! I have not been to Knotts in 30 years!
Ghost Town Alive is always so much fun!
I’ve got one of those small personalized horseshoes. It’s such a fun & unique souvenir!
Fun times at Knott’s. Glad to see the good old stuff is still there! The Calico mine train made me wonder about the Calico Ghost Town, outside Barstow. Have you been there? That would be fun Adam! We camped there once for a music festival back in the early ‘80s.
This whole video is a perfect example why i prefer Knotts over Disneyland. More of a family atmosphere, much easier to move around, and they dont gouge you on admission prices. And the food is reasonably priced. Love Knotts!
The memory and time. 50=lots of memories and it gets harder to remember the details. Welcome to the club my friend.
Love KNOTTS
Gre😅w up listening to the train whistle. Thank you for making me smile ...and happy cry a bit❤
Yes Adam stoked you came out to knotts. I live on beach… the other side of it though🤣, but it’s cool you are back. You should try to make it back for scary farm.
Love all the animatronics, such a great park, see you in the next adventure Adam.
I haven't beenthere since I was a judge thanks for sharing
El Taco in Orange is closing soon where we did a food video. Where your 1st Orange Bang non caffeinated beverage was sipped. Lol 👍 thanks for the shout out
No problem buddy . Dang I remember when we ate there
Are you coming to the Tampa bay comic convention this Friday I hope you met there
That sucks I always wanted to try that place out
@@rufus_the_cat Downey & San Pedro still has 1.
@@HEYMANWITHJAYMANDowney used to have 2 El Tacos. The one now gone was right across the street from my store. Gone now 😢
Great video, as always. Knotts was my favorite place as a kid in the 80s. I believe the fountain in front of the beary tale ride, is screen used from the movie Hello Dolly.
They used to have a section of the park that was Roaring 20's in the 70's saw KC and the sunshine band when I was around 11 years old and one of the ride in that part was a motorcycle roller coaster and scared the hell out of me !
Part of The Boardwalk still is. Charleston Circle
My mom can never afford to take me to Disneyland we always went to Knott's Berry Farm going to that McDonald's with the trains was part of the adventure and now I'm completely heartbroken they took it down so much for me being able to take my little ones there
What an awesome place! 😁
You’re probably aware that the corner Beach Blvd….where Claim Jumper is by Knotts was once an Alligator Farm. The farm was featured on an episode of leave it to Beaver.🐊🐊🐊
I remember one of the original rises was the mule rides by the calico train ride.
I 2nd the comment about your trying out cedar point. Once you go there your going to make many visits after. It's always been an amazing park. The roller coasters there are some of the best in the world
Nah thats just a place with rides . Nothing special about that place.
@@MichaelRei99 lol I disagree it has more coasters then the other parks
@@MichaelRei99nothing special about having the largest collection of award winning and world class coasters...?
With Kings Island being my home park, I have always been jealous of the entertainment Knott's has and that Cedar Fair was never able to bring that over here. Stage shows and occasionally a parade. No interaction to this level.
My little niece was asked if she wanted to go to Knotts Berry Farm for her bday and she replied, whining, "I don't wanna go to Not Very Fun"!
Beach Blvd. I stayed there a couple times recently and would walk down to McDonald's for coffee at 6am. Interesting to see it all new. I go to Knotts for a piece of pie and they will validate your parking ticket for 1 hour with purchase.
Just across the street from Knots before the Wax Museum, there was the Clifornia Aligator farm. Lots of gators mostly laying there and one hue one sliding down a huge slide. You used just be able to walk right in. Lots o people would go there for the restaurant for dinner.
Right there in the theatre, the Everly Bros. Broke up, right in the middle of a show.
Lots of history there!
Oh dang I had no idea
@TheDailyWoo When you were standing in the Mc Donald's, you were standing at the location of the aligator farm. Beach and LA Palma.
Went to KSF last year for the 50th and had a horseshoe made. Super cool souvenir to have in my home. Personalized, one of a kind, and handmade. 👍🏻
Wow newly renovated Mc Donald's in Buena Park. Gotta see it if I come back to Orange County. Good to see Knotts, Camp Snoopy has been reopened.
Thanks for showing this side of the park. I’ve never seen the actors do that show before. So awesome!!
Thank you for celebrating my and my husbands anniversary by going to knotts berry farm.. 😂
Love Ghost Town Alive. Now they need to bring back the Mystery Lodge. ❤
When I was a kid we used to go to the wax museum. Also went to IHOP over there.nstayed at a lot of the old motels thought the sixties and beyond.
The new McDs buildings are too modern/depressing… bring back the color and character.
yeah they are so boring looking
Adam, when did you get back from Florida? We missed you. Looks like you're able to keep the weight off all this time. Good man. Can't wait to finish watching this video.
“…The soiling ooze out a little bit, and then it drops in” 😮 oh my
Knotts is a lovely park, Ghost Rider is amazing.
Disneyland was awesome..thank you sooo much ❤❤
My Dad owned are bar called Bourbon Street next to Movieland Wax Museum back in the 1960s, and don't forget Cottage Pottery that used to be on the corner and the Alligator Farm next door.
Back in the day I would go to Knotts with friends and one would pay to get in then exit and we would transfer the black light stamp from hand to hand. One time we hopped the fence in Fiesta Village. We never got caught.
This was great! Heck today I got more news from the plaza that Felix a Cuban American restaurant is going under or going to be sold like Watsons I highly doubt Chapman University is going to buy it but I just wish the city council would back the merchants. I really liked this diversion I'm not a roller coaster person but thank you for all you shared in this it makes me appreciate the area more. Japanese deer village used to be where movieland Wax museum was located I know they tore that down years ago and nothing has been put up. That was one of the best wax museums ever! I haven't been to knotts in years not since doing 30 days of not Halloween Haunt when my friend Kevin Suarez introduced me to Cassandra Peterson. I think the best part of the video was that Halloween display. I would love to obtain that Elvira! Thank you onward and upward!
Knotts will always be my favorite socal theme park.
How sad the demise of the trains inside of McDonald's! Was so nice to sit and watch the trains while eating.
Thank you for visiting Knotts again, I've been wanting you to do this again, another great vlog!!
Happy birthday snoopy
I would love to visit Knott's. It looks like such a nice park.
I don’t think you’ve been to the Queen Mary for awhile! They’ve been doing a lot work in the last couple of years. You should check it out if you are still looking for things to do this week. The aquarium is right there, too.
That dark mine ride looks awesome. It is like people mover with an actual theme. I love the peoplemover tho
I love Disney, but Knotts is such a special place. It's hard to describe.
The Calico Mine Train is my favorite ride in the world.
My first time at Knotts was 1988 and I spoke to Sad Eyes then and he’s still incarcerated there after 36 years! Time to call the Governor for a pardon!
As a matter of fact he’s been there since 1941!
@@albertjimeno5315 My God!
At 19:20 where Adam states that he has broken some rules in his lifetime...Havent we all Mr. Woo, havent we all
This place looks amazing and the actors are freaking awesome thank you for sharing 😊😊
What a great park!
Don’t know why the “are you making a train whistle?” line made me laugh so hard. 😂
The wax museum that terrified me as a child is evidently no more. But the memories linger on.
It closed almost 20 years ago.
@@sociald4515 thanks! Time and wax marching on I guess.
The architecture of that McDonald's makes it look like a car dealership. Make sure you hit Porto's, and Portillo's.
And inside it looks like an upscale corporate office building.
Knotts has changed drastically since my last time there ( mid 1970s ). In the late 50s and early to mid 60s, we would ride our bikes to the park, as we lived halfway between the parks ;) Favored Knotts cause it was free. ( ended up working D-Land late 60s to late 70s.)
If I ever go to California I'm going to Knox Berry Farms. It looks like fun.
lots of memories today. haven't been to Knotts in 56 years. Big thing back then was Schwinn Bicycles highlighted in the park
Adam can you do the filming locations of Vamp 1986 with Gracias Jones you are the very best in this business.
I love the days with no plans!
There’s a very famous movie starring Paul Newman called “The Life and Times of Judge Roy Bean”
Thats crazy growing up in the area we would have field trips to those exhibits “wax museum”, the famous (and controversial) “body” exhibit, etc. I had no idea they tore that apart!!
I’m hoping Adam you are having a great time visiting socal👍
Awesome job on your video, Mr. The Dailywoo always enjoy when you are at Knotts.
Knott's looks so fun! Gotta make it out there at some point soon. Also - not that it matters, but I think that was Rerun, Linus' brother - he's the one that usually wears the blue striped shirt in the Peanuts cartoons. Could be wrong, though.
I can hear the employees now, “ sir, can you please not film on the rides, and please change your shirt “ 😂😂😂
Adam you're so right about Knotts having the best the ming. The actors are fantastic, 👍. The old school ridea you went on are THE BEST No stop at Mrs Knotts fried chicken? Awwwww. I loved that