Here is the pricing for Halloween Haunt for 2005, you can get the discount coupons at any SoCal Burger King (If you can't get them, please PM me, and I will mail you a coupon.) Also, you can get them online (link at the end of the post), you will get the discount, but you will have to pay the Ticketmaster surcharge.


$26 Tickets - September 29 (Thur), October 2 (Sun), 5 (Wed), 9 (Sun) & 12 (Wed)


$28 Tickets - September 30 (Fri), October 1 (Sat), 6 (Thur), 19 (Wed) & 31 (Mon)


$32 Tickets - October 7 (Fri), 13 (Thur), 16 (Sun), 20 (Thur), 23 (Sun), 26 (Wed), 27 (Thur) & 30 (Sun)


$36 Tickets - October 8 (Sat), 14 (Sat) , 15 (Sun), 21 (Fri) & 28 (Fri)


$43 Tickets - October 22 (Sat) & 29 (Sat) (Pre-sale only)


$48 Tickets - Full Price

Note, Any day is $43 if bought in advance at the main gate without a Burger King coupon. October 22nd and 29th are $48 if bought the day of the event. Any other day, you will get the discounted BK price (with coupon) if tickets are not yet sold out, even on the day of the event.

Maximum 6 tickets per coupon.

As mentioned above, the following is a Ticketmaster link (don't forget to use the "BKING" discount password when requested). It does have a service charge of $3.75 per ticket, and a ordering surcharge of about $4, and either free regular US mail shipping, or a $2.50 per order to print at home. (It is much better to just stop by the park, they do offer free 3 hour parking).

The following link will NOT give discounted rates until September 15th!!!!

http://www.ticketmaster.com/promo/7466

Where can I park my car for three hours free? I drove around Knott's two weeks ago, and found that all spaces where the shops were located were for fifteen minutes only.

Did you try the parking lot that you enter near Fridays? When you are coming in make a left right after Fridays and before Ghostrider. That usually has tons of free 3 hour parking. We even went for Sunday brunch and found parking there.