The consequences of a series of fights involving teenagers at Knott’s Berry Farm continue to reverberate as the Buena Park theme park has banned unaccompanied minors from Knott’s Scary Farm during the annual Halloween after-hours event.
Knott’s has extended a new chaperone policy to all nights of Knott’s Scary Farm, according to the theme park’s website.
Knott’s Scary Farm will also implement a bag policy that will prohibit any bags, purses, backpack or diaper bags in the park larger than 6.5 inches by 4.5 inches by 2 inches. All bags will be searched upon entry to Knott’s Scary Farm.
Knott’s instituted the new weekend chaperone policy to help restore order and confidence after multiple fights involving teenagers in July caused panic and chaos that forced the early closure of the park.
Under the policy, all visitors 17 years old or younger must be accompanied by a chaperone at least 21 years old on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays to enter the Knott’s Berry Farm theme park or Knott’s Soak City water park. A single chaperone can accompany up to four underage visitors per day.
Knott’s introduced the chaperone policy for visitors under 18 years old after numerous fights involving rowdy teens caused panic and chaos that forced the early closure of the park to ensure guest safety.
The chaperone must have a valid ID with date of birth, provide a phone number and remain with the minors throughout the entire visit. Visitors under 18 found in the park without a chaperone could face ejection.
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When you celebrate the Devils doom day, the personification of Liberally dispensed free candy that promotes entitlement, of course the devils will show up to harvest the weak minded for enrollment as Democrat voters, with boot camp training of their young on how to BLM type demonstrate and get as much more free candy later as adults, as their government party leaders can arrange. Paid for of course with the blood sweat and tears of the real heroes of the fall,,,our farmers who expend the blood sweat and tears to harvest the food that nourishes us, now attacked by government regulations and soon the news ranks of armed IRS agents who also got their boot camp training for terror at gatherings such as this. There are Knots and there are have nots. At Knots berry farm the harvest is plenty but the workers are few, and the fall commodity is devil development by those who never let a crisis go to waste.
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Well, what do they expect, when kids have been fighting for years, in schools.. AND THE TEACHERS seem to not be able to do a damn thing about it.