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A classic reimagined: Montezooma's Revenge returns to Knott's Berry Farm (opens the original)
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Christopher Higgins first rode Montezooma’s Revenge on Jan. 17, 1994 at age 12 — the same day as the Northridge earthquake. “The quake was in the morning before park opening, but we called Knott’s and they were gonna open that morning,” said Higgins, who now lives in Los Angeles but grew up in Mission Viejo and is owner of America’s Coaster Network, a forum for roller coaster enthusiasts. “It was just me and a friend, a year older. He wanted me to ride Montezooma’s Revenge, but I was too scared.
Knott's Scary Farm: Nightmares Revealed announces new mazes, shows and more (opens the original)
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Many might think Knott’s Scary Farm activities only happen in October. But for Halloween and horror fans in the know, Knott’s Berry Farm starts turning scary much earlier in the year. And even the late summer heat couldn’t stop the hordes of fans gathered at the annual Knott’s Scary Farm: Nightmares Revealed event on Aug. 18, when the Buena Park theme park announced all its new and returning shows, mazes, scare zones, food and more. The sold-out event also included a creator’s panel with details
A relentless ‘kitten season’ has O.C. animal rescues scrambling for fosters and funds (opens the original)
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In Southern California, “kitten season” is a bit of a misnomer. While it’s generally meant to describe the spring through fall months when cats reproduce more often, rescuers often see kittens coming in year-round because of our warm climate. And 2026 has been a busy year. “This year we have more kittens earlier than normal. The weather plays a role in that,” said Shawnna Saldana, foster kitten coordinator at WAGS Pet Adoption animal shelter in Westminster, serving the cities of Westminster, Sta
The Roaring ’20s come alive — until someone doesn't — at speakeasy murder mystery experience in Buena Park (opens the original)
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Pirates Dinner Adventure, a venue that turns a meal into much, much more, has added some 1920s-style murderous intrigue to the list of offerings at its Buena Park location. “The Speakeasy Murder & Other Acts of Prohibition” opened the doors to its murder-mystery dinner experience on June 4 in the theater adjoining the larger pirates venue — with bootleggers, flappers and other characters welcoming guests for an underground, New York nightclub event. The immersive and interactive live-action ende
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