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Photos: Knott’s Berry Farm water park reopens to season pass holders

A boy drops down  Riptide slide atop the 63-foot-high Old Man Falls.
A boy drops down the Riptide slide atop the 63-foot-high Old Man Falls.
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After being closed for more than a year because of the pandemic, Knott’s Berry Farm’s Soak City water park reopened for season pass holders Saturday. The water park will reopen to the public May 29, but capacity will be limited each day to manage social distancing.

A face covering is required except while in the RelaxZone, dining at a table or bench, or when experiencing water attractions or pools.

One person slides at Old Man Falls
A quick trip down the slide at Old Man Falls.
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 A man and child float on Sunset River
A man and child hold hands while floating down the Sunset River.
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 A woman prepares to be dropped into the water at Shore Break water slides.
With a view high above the park and Knott’s Berry Farm in the background, a woman prepares to be dropped into the water at Shore Break water slides.
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A woman gets a kiss from her child while floating down the  Sunset River.
A woman gets a kiss from her child while floating down the Sunset River.
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Children cool off under waterfalls at the Beach House.
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A couple relax in the shallows  at Tidal Wave Bay.
A couple relax in the shallows at Tidal Wave Bay.
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 A couple hold hands while floating down the Sunset River in a tube.
A couple hold hands while floating down the Sunset River in a tube, while others relax in the grass near Gremmie Lagoon.
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