I've gone to Disneyland with my family a few times. It's been over 2 years since we last went to…read moreDisneyland and California Adventure. My husband and I were visiting for the Disneyland Halloween Half Marathon. During our one day visit at California Adventure, we had a chance to do the Disney Junior Dance Party! Since it was during the Halloween months, the Halloween Trick'O'Treat show was playing! It had Mickey, Minnie, Donald Duck, and Goofy dressed up in Halloween Costumes! They were playing some spooky themed music and dancing to the songs! It was so much fun! At one point of the show, bubbles were coming out from the ceiling into the crowd! It wasn't too busy when we visited. The room wasn't filled to capacity and there was plenty of space on the floor to sit. There was also some open benches scattered throughout the area! After the show, the cast members were handing out Halloween candy! It was gummies and hard candy like skittles! The show is approximately 20-25 minutes long. I'd recommend getting there a little bit earlier to wait in the queue line, that way you can get a good spot to watch the show!

Took my daughter here for the first time and they like to pack the room. I mean sit as close as you…read morecan to the stage. Next time I come here I will let my daughter go up in front like other kids to dance where she will have more room. They should have made everyone stand up so there's more room for the kids to dance. I recommend coming 30 minutes early and lining up or your not going to be able to get in. The short dance party was amazing. We will definitely take my daughter here again.

I used to go here when it was captain Bloods theater loved going here to watch movies with friends…read morewhen I was a teen just lived around the corner easy to walk over meet my friends and watch movies. Miss the little movie theaters and drive-in theaters. There also used to be a small AMC theater back behind orange mall lol was like $1.50 to watch a movie that was the 90's what happened!!!!!

My sister and I went here to see "Man of La Mancha". Although the marquee and lobby looks dated,…read more the interior of the theater was clean and the seats were comfortable and looks newly upolstered. It is the size of a movie theater with a closeup setting to view the performance. No binoculars needed and there are no obstructed views. I was unsure if it was the audio or the actors but some of the dialog and performance was difficult to understand. Some of the spoken performance was muffled or slurred when the actors would speak in a lowered soft voice. My favorite performance was from the actor who played Dulcinea. She enunciated clearly during her dialog and sang beautifully. It even moved me when she sang Dulcinea. I heard a boy at the show of the show say when exiting "Let's see it again!" I would too.

If you come to Knott's often then you know this is where they have the ice skating rink and put on…read morean amazing Christmas show. They have about 4 or 5 performances throughout the day but my advice is to get there early if you want a good seat. If the show has a start time of 1PM we would typically start waiting in line at around 12PM. Even then you probably won't be the first people in line but you will still get a good seat. Once the line starts getting long they start making people go up the ramp and start making line up there. Be aware if you start going up your whole party must be with you as they will not let anyone go up that is left downstairs. Be aware that in this are you must fill in all the empty space. People do try to cut to get to the front so just be aware of that. Once they open the doors you enter from all the way up top unless you are handicapped then you are let in downstairs. You can choose to sit up top which is still a nice view but if you want to be up close you will need to make your way down all the stairs to make it to the front. As far as the show for the 2024 season they did change it up and make a just a little bit more modern which I loved. The performers all did an amazing job and of course we all love seeing the peanuts characters perform on ice. It was a great show and I hope they keep it the same next year or if they do change it I hope it is for the better. I do miss the summer show that they used to put on in this theatre. I'm not sure why they got rid of it but I hope they bring it back one day. If you come here during the holidays this is a must see show for all ages.

This year's performance, entitled "Merry Christmas Snoopy" is quite brilliant! Tourists gain entry…read moreto Knott's Berry Farm and experience major adrenaline rushes when riding Knott's roller coasters. However during the months of November through the first week in January, there's and added treat: Snoopy on Ice. You do not have to pay an extra fee to watch this performance as it is included in the price of admission. Located in the southwest corner of Knotts' property is The Charles M. Schulz Theater. Showtimes vary depending upon the day of the week so be sure to pick up a schedule as you enter the park. It is not uncommon to see a long line stretching around the corner or to arrive 20 minutes prior to showtime only to discover that the arena is full. I highly recommend that you arrive 40 minutes to one hour before showtime to secure a seat. Once seated inside, the fun begins. The skating rink seems rather small but a lot is accomplished within this space. Charlie Brown and Linus will open the show, reviewing the rules for watching the performance: ex. no flash photography or video recording. Throughout the performance, you'll notice some religious undertones as recalled by Linus. A bit of a historical/patriotic tribute also takes center stage as figure skaters reenact scenes of soldiers returning from war in the 1940s. The music played in the background compliments each scene. It's absolutely beautiful! Snoopy is the star of the show and he is able to execute each move with ease. He never ignores the audience, often coming to three points on the stage (left, center, and right side) so that audience members can take photos during the performance. Snow (soap foam) falls from the ceiling to imitate snowfall during the winter season. Professional ice skaters perform moves effortlessly just like some of the best Olympians. The combination of talented professionals and Snoopy results in an unforgettable show that appeals to people of all ages from various walks of life. The most awe-inspiring/emotional part of the show is when Snoopy awaits the arrival of doves that fly toward him and land on the stage. Some might be startled as the doves fly over their heads, but it's truly a magical moment. Snoopy on Ice is a show that should not be missed if you are at Knott's Berry Farm during the winter months. Who doesn't enjoy watching trained professionals perform in an intimate setting with the help of "America's Favorite Beagle"? Merry Christmas Snoopy is a beautiful, uplifting performance that the entire family will enjoy.

This was my first time at this theater. It was recommended by a friend since I love musical…read moretheater. As for the production (Scrooge) they did a great job. The sound and lighting were well done and the actors did well. It's a small venue so waiting for the bathroom at intermission is a challenge. The manager/owner has a lot of enthusiasm and energy to get things started. The push for season ticket holders was apparent including cute sayings and sing song slogans that were only known to regular attendees. My biggest con is the seating. I sat on an end, hugging the wall to my left. (D27). In order to see the musical, I had to turn to the side in my chair, careful to not hit the person next to me. This created a low back issue versus sitting forward and turning my head to the right to see the stage with a sore neck. Pro - the show Con - the seating Overall a fair experience.

Saw Jagged Little Pill and loved it! Love the quaint theatre vibe and friendliness of patrons and…read morestaff. Well done! I will be back

I'm learning that it is best to go shopping when you first get in the parks . That way you don't…read morebuy anything cause then you have to carry it all day long. I don't need this, but I really want it. #SnowWhiteObsessionIsExpensive.

This is the big shop in front of DCA and many a times the first and last stop I make when visiting…read morethe park. I usually get my tasting cards here for any of the dining events that they have like the Festival of Holidays, Food and Wine, etc. You can only get it at the front cashier when entering in, so the line may be super long. However, there's cashiers everywhere throughout this long shop. There's embroidery here too if you would like to customize a bag, apparel, etc. There's a decent amount of ears, seasonal goods at the front of the shop, plushies, clothing, toys, and so much more. They have mirrors here too for you to see what their goods look like on you. Lots of things to look at decor wise since each section has a different theme. I sometimes pull away to do my food planning in here too, since I can always count on the AC. Must stop for every visit. Stock can vary, but as with any place in Disney and if it's a high commodity limited item, if it's not here, or the big shop in Disneyland or World of Disney, you may be cooked.

Knotts Berry Farm's Ghost Town Street is one of the original parts of the theme park. It was built…read morein the 1940s. The immersive area is designed to capture the spirit of an 1880s mining town. The wooden walkways, weathered storefronts, and authentic props make it feel like you're a part of the mining town! Other aspects of Ghost Town Streets include a blacksmith shops to saloons, every building tells a story inside this fantastic area. This themed area offers a glimpse into the life of pioneers, cowboys and others who roamed the American Frontier. One of the highlights of Ghost Town Street is the live entertainment and character interactions. Characters like sheriffs, bandits, shopkeepers and others roam around Ghost Town Streets. You can chat with them, solve mysteries and so much more! It's quite an interactive element to the theme park. Ghost Town Street does offer plenty of hands on experiences and attractions. You can watch craftsmen demonstration skills like blacksmithing, glassblowing, woodcarving and so much more! There are classic rides in this area like the Butterfield Stagecoach and the Calico Railroad. The shops in the area sell unique souvenirs like vintage candy, fresh baked cookies and boysenberry specialties. When my husband and I visited during the Disneyland Halloween Half Marathon, it was fairly empty. This allowed us to explore all of the shops and stores inside Ghost Town Streets! We also had a chance to ride the Calico Mine Ride! I think we spent most of our time in the theme park in Ghost Town Streets!

Ghost Town Streets is an outdoor scare zone at Knott's Scary Farm Halloween Haunt. This is my…read moreFAVORITE scare zone! You get to see the most costumes and the scares are really good going through Ghost Town! This is where you enter into the park when the gates open. It's just so much fun! Make sure you go through here first. The description: "Ghost Town Streets is the original - and still most territying - scare zone that started it all. Bands of half-human, half-animal monsters prowl the streets and inhabit the fog. Beware the notoriously startling Sliders who lunge from every fog-filled corner of the land." Don't miss this one!! The best scares happen here. :)

If you're a parade fan you'll enjoy this one. Main Street lines up with guests as they wait in…read moreanticipation. All the characters appearances are grand. Tall structures, spinning, lifts and flowing excitement as they take the path. Staff are great at keeping everyone safe and organized. It's a fun experience. Mickey in Fantasmic attire is the finale. Paint the night keeps everyone smiling from start to finish.

Paint the Night is a night time parade at Disneyland Park. It features a lot of floats in bright…read moreneon colors with all of your favorite Disney characters. The parade features over a million LED lights; one cool thing is that Main Street goes completely dark so that the parade can shine brighter. The characters included Tinker Bell, Mike and Sulley, Lightning McQueen, Anna and Elsa, Goofy, and of course Mickey and Minnie. People wait 1-1.5 hours before the parade standing around or sitting on the curb to get the best views. Overall it's high energy and all the characters are dancing and waving to the crowd.

Wow this show is so amazing! It's such a unique experience because it is a mix of Broadway meets a…read morecircus. I highly recommend arriving early since all the seats are on a first come first serve. They also have a pre show that is very entertaining. Overall this show felt like a family welcoming you into their home. Truly a unique show and I would totally see it again.

Growing up attending circus, and now that animals are not permitted having a qualified circus is…read morehard to find, the Venardos circus didn't disappoint me, they are very close to each other, you can feel the trust on each other, communication, the passion they transmit to people to enjoy the show, is great for kids,parents, grandparents, etc. You get to live this wonderful experience, the costumes are amazing, the environment, all clean, the staff so nice, at the end we took photos with them for free. Obviously all together. The prices are fair, the cotton candy, candies, drinks, popcorn, omg can't wait to see them again. It was the first time bringing my grandchildren and they loved the circus. My grand kid was amazed with the girls trapecist, he was like hypnotized and said wow they are beautiful looking at them in the air. I highly recommend this circus, if they are by your city, you get to go.