Knott’s Berry Farm sells discounted one-day tickets to first responders through ID.me, and the park’s page lets you buy up to six at a time for family and friends. The page puts a starting price next to the regular gate price, and the starting price depends on the date you pick, so read the number on the day you buy instead of trusting a figure you saw somewhere else.
Knott’s now sells its tickets through the Six Flags site. The park’s menu lists daily tickets, season passes, group tickets, a water park called Knott’s Soak City and a fall event called Knott’s Scary Farm. That last one matters here, because the daytime first responder ticket and the Scary Farm ticket are two separate purchases.
How To Get The Knott’s Berry Farm First Responder Discount
- Open Knott’s military and first responder ticket page, using the button below.
- Choose your ticket and your date. The page says the ticket is valid on the date you select.
- When the page prompts you, sign in to ID.me, or create a free account, and verify as a first responder. The page says you have to be registered with ID.me to qualify, and that the ID.me login prompt appears after you pick your tickets.
- Add up to six tickets to the same order if you’re bringing family or friends.
- Check out online. The page is plain that all offers must be redeemed online.
The page names “Military (active & retired) & First Responders” without listing which first responder roles count, so the ID.me verification step is where your own role gets checked.
What The Page Says About Price And Combining Offers
Under the ticket, the page shows a starting price beside the park’s gate price and adds that taxes may apply. It also says that product offerings will periodically change during pass and one-day ticket sales. Put those two lines together and the lesson is simple: the price you see for one date may not be the price for another, so pick your day first and read the total at checkout.
The page says these discounts cannot be combined with any other offers, including sales. If the park runs a public sale for a day you want, compare the two totals before you commit. The page also mentions payment plans on select orders of $49 or more, which is worth knowing if you’re buying for a large group and would rather spread out the cost.
Scary Farm Tickets Are A Separate Purchase
The same page lists a Scary Farm Military & First Responder ticket. It’s presented as its own product with its own date picker and its own price, with taxes noted, and the page says it’s online only. If you’re going for the fall haunt, buy that ticket on purpose. A regular daytime first responder ticket and a Scary Farm ticket are listed separately, and the page doesn’t say one covers the other.
Q&A
Q: Can I buy the first responder ticket at the gate?
A: No. The page says all offers must be redeemed online, so buy before you drive over.
Q: How many tickets can I buy?
A: Up to six per purchase, for family and friends, according to the page.
Q: Does the discount work with other offers?
A: No. The page says it cannot be combined with any other offers, including sales.
Q: Is Scary Farm included in the regular ticket?
A: The page lists Scary Farm tickets as a separate product with their own date picker, so plan on buying them separately.
Q: Which first responders qualify?
A: The page says “First Responders” and doesn’t define the roles. ID.me checks your status when you sign in.
Q: Does another Six Flags park have the same kind of ticket?
A: Yes, each park posts its own page. Our Six Flags first responder discount guide covers how the parks fit together.
More Information:
Ticket pages change by date, so confirm the price and the terms on Knott’s page before you buy. For more days out, browse our entertainment discounts. You can also see it alongside other options in Planning a Vacation? Don’t Miss These First Responder Travel Discounts.
