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It's been a busy week for updates, but we've got one more for you today! Last weekend we headed over to Knott's Berry Farm to finally check out the redone Fiesta Village and have some fun in Ghost Town where Ghost Town Alive is going on right now.
Overall it was a great day at the park despite the crowds and we were very impressed with Fiesta Village. Let's head right in! 
It was a packed day at the park so we had to park in the grass on Western, so got to come in this way!
The Chaperone Policy is back since our last visit. We'll see if there are more changes before Scary Farm.
In addition to Fiesta Village and Ghost Town Alive, it's also Summer Nights season!
I was on the search for Boysenberry Beer, which was surprisingly hard to find. But this Boysenberry Seltzer thing was yummy, and I'm not even a Seltzer fan.
I did try the Hot Honey Biscuit Sandwich. It was quite messy, but very tasty.
FINALLY found one in Ghost Town Grill!
Time to head into the all new Fiesta Village, which pretty much starts out here right now due to Viva La Fiesta.
The area looks absolutely fantastic.
Kudos to the entire Knott's team for a job well done here.
These Rock gardens are fantastic and really bring some much needed vegetation to the area.
Not much going on with Montezooma's Revenge right now. We don't anticipate this opening this year.
The Fiesta Village entrance from Camp Snoopy
La Revolucion also got a new paint job and sign and it looks great!
Lots of statues around the area, apparently these were explained during media night, but I couldn't find anything about them.
Signature shot?
The longest line we saw all day. LOL!
They've got some new Jaguar and Montezooma's Revenge shirts.
I have to be honest, I thought the $35 price point was a bit much, I remember when all Knott's shirts were in the $20-$25 range. I would have purchased one if they still were.
Lots of Fiesta Village merchandise!
Let's check out Casa California!
When I saw some pictures a few weeks back I wasn't sure how this would look, but it looks much better in person!
Didn't head into the eatery, but will at some point.
Papas Mexicanas was not open, weird because apparently it was on media night.
Can't wait to try this, and I didn't notice that it was actually at Coasters until right now. LOL.
The entrance from near Silver Bullet.
Let's head into Ghost Town and check out Ghost Town Alive!
Ghost Town is looking absolutely fantastic!
We caught some of the Ghost Town Alive fun which you can see in our update video above.
He did something bad I'm sure.
She just showed her ankle so only had to hold onto the jail bars. =)
Over in the Boardwalk, Xcelerator is STILL closed. No word on when it will reopen, but hopefully soon.
And lastly, something is going on under Bear-y Tales, not sure if this is for Scary Farm or what.
This is where Trapped was previously, so perhaps a return for the 50th. We'll see.
And Lastly, Scary Farm Passes are NOW ON SALE! Quantities are extremely limited, so you'd better hurry!
See you in the Fog.
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Yesterday was media day for Tundra Twister at Canada's Wonderland. The latest in a long line of amazing flat rides at the park. In this update we've got some pics and video from media day including a ride POV and B-Roll and interviews with Grace Peacock, Director of Communications and Peter Switzer, Director of Maintenance and Construction for Canada's Wonderland. Ride Review: It’s a lot of fun! Not nearly as intense as I thought it would be. But each ride is very different from the last. Rode over a dozen times. Some rides you barely flip and get floater airtime. Other rides you flip lots or hang upside down for periods of time. It just depends on the weight distribution. Definitely re-rideable. And no one complained about dizziness or feeling sick even after lots of rides. Tundra Twister is NOW OPEN!!!  Thankfully the wildfire smoke wasn't too bad and it's a beautiful morning at Canada's Wonderland!  Along with Tundra Twister, we also have a new Mango Dragonfruit Cider - Tundra Twist!  And of course, lots of new Tundra Twister themed food!   The Dippin' Dots guy has been working overtime on this one!   Oh, you want to see Tundra Twister? We've got you covered!  Tundra Twister looks amazing from the ground and especially on the ride.   So many great angles to get pictures of Tundra Twister and Yukon Striker! Below are some more pictures of Tundra Twister the park sent us along with some facts about this incredible new attraction. Tundra Twister Ride Facts: RIDE NAME: Tundra Twister MANUFACTURER: Mondial (Netherlands) LOCATION: Frontier Canada TYPE OF RIDE: Thrill; Swinging Pendulum RIDE SPECIFICATIONS:
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Last week we were invited out to California's Great America to check out the all new themed area NorCal County Fair! This rethemed area consists of the area from RailBlazer all the way to Drop Tower. And it looks fantastic! There is one attraction yet to come in this area that is scheduled to open sometime in July! We really hope that with all the recent fantastic work going on at the park that maybe it might be saved? This area really needs this park.  We’re here for the reimagined County fair! First Hershey, San Diego, now for event number three of the day!!!     New ride coming this summer   Friend of the site Billy with all his hard work done on the “new” Barney Oldfield’s Redwood Rally  The new 4 seater car along with the original 2 seater   It’s time to start our race   Signs for local attractions throughout the Rally     They had RailBlazer open for us   Grizzly was also open for our enjoyment!   And of course Snoopy is here   The games are open for us and we can win the prizes   New Drop Tower sign looks fantastic…and no line   Thank you again California's Great America for a wonderful evening. The “new” NorCal County Fair looks fantastic, and yes prizes were won!!! Related Videos
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