Knott's Fire and Law Enforcement Tribute Days




Fire and Law Tribute Days

Free Admission For First Responders + One Guest!
As a thank you to all fire and police personnel in our community, Knott’s Berry Farm will offer free theme park admission for fire and law personnel and one guest from November 30 through January 31, 2016,. From November 30, 2015 through January 3, 2016 up to six additional tickets can be purchased for only $30 each. January 4 - 31 up to six additional tickets can be purchased for only $25 each. Fire or law enforcement ID is required.

To participate, active fire and police personnel must present valid, photo fire or law enforcement ID at Knott’s Main Gate from November 30 through January 31, 2016. Fire or police personnel absolutely must be present. Fire and law enforcement badges and identification cards are acceptable only if accompanied by photo ID. All IDs must reference specific fire or law enforcement agencies, government-only IDs will not be accepted.

Under promotional rules, the following are eligible under this promotion:
• ATF Agents (Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms)
• Bailiffs
• California Dept. of Forestry
• California Highway Patrol Officers
• City, County, State and Federal Police (sworn officers and civilian employees/support staff)
• City, County, State and Federal Fire (sworn officers and civilian employees/ support staff)
• Correctional Officers
• County Sheriff Officers
• Ambulance Company Emergency Medical Technicians
• Department of the Youth Authority
• District Attorney’s (ID referencing DAs Office – i.e. Paralegal)
• FBI Agents
• Homeland Security
• INS Agents
• International Border Patrol
• Citizenship & Immigration
• Immigration Customs Enforcement
• Secret Service
• FEMA
• TSA
• Police Explorers
• Peace Officers
• Probation Officers
• Reserve/volunteer Fire/Law employees with valid ID
• Sheriffs
• U.S. Forest Service Personnel
• U.S. Marshals
• Wildland Firefighters

The following organizations are not covered by the promotion:
• American Red Cross Employees or volunteers
• Nurses
• County/Social Service Employees
• Employees with a government-ONLY ID that does not specifically reference a fire or law enforcement agency
• California Conservation Corps
• Private ambulance companies – Administrative employees
• Private law office employees
• Private security firms/officers
• Reserve or volunteer fire or law enforcement w/out valid photo ID
• Retired Fire and Police
• US Armed Forces/Military Police
 

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