Knott's Berry Farm All-New Fiesta Village Now Open! Trip Report

Knott’s Berry Farm invited us out to check out the new Fiesta Village last night.

The new Fiesta Village at Knott’s Berry Farm is very beautiful! Looks way better than before.

“The reopened themed area comes alive both day and night to celebrate the Hispanic influences in Southern California. In Fiesta Village, guests can enjoy the sounds of Mariachi music, encounter a storyteller spinning whimsical tales of the alebrijes, experience performances of the traditional dance Folklorico and be entertained by the interactive puppets with their playful antics.

Those who venture through the newly landscaped alebrije gardens can meet Fiesta Village’s very own spirit animal friends. Stroll down Fiesta Mercado, inspired by Los Angeles’ Olvera Street, and find a variety of merchants with unique and authentic items” – Knott’s Website

Starting today until September 4th you can experience Knott’s Summer Nights & Ghost Town Alive!

Picked up our credentials. Time to explore this new Fiesta Village

Some of the tasty food we got to try. Both the Pinata cookie and Esquites were good

Chicken Tinga Taco was okay

New game

Casa California Quick Service Restaurant. Here you can get made-to-order Burrito and bowl

Love the colorful Alebrije sculptures

You can now meet Mariachi Snoopy!

Yummy! at Papas Mexican you can get Carne Asada Wedges & Elote Wedges both were really good!

Elote Fries!

There are 7 rides in Fiesta Village they all got a fresh new look. The new MonteZOOMa: The Forbidden Fortress is still under construction

They added new fog effect to the Jaguar Ride in the middle of the ride when you enter the temple

Baja Shrimp Taco was delicious!

Casa California Quick Service Restaurant. Here you can get made-to-order Burrito and bowl. The huge dining area used to be an Arcade room

Calle Celebración is a new nighttime street party that takes place across three stages inside Fiesta Village with dancers, projection, fires & fireworks on the Jaguar Temple