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What innovations did Knott’s Berry Farm introduce that allowed it to compete with Disneyland?

• In 1934, farmer Walter Knott perfected the boysenberry—a hybrid or combination of the red raspberry, blackberry, and loganberry. He also operated a restaurant in Buena Park, California. To add to the restaurants offerings, his wife Cordelia served biscuits with preserves made from the new fruit. She then expanded the menu to include fried chicken dinners. By 1940, the Knott family restaurant was serving up to 4,000 customers on Sunday nights.Inspired by his customers’ need for entertainment and his affection for the Old West, Walter Knott then built a ghost town adjacent to the restaurant. He used relocated buildings from authentic ghost towns in the Southwest. The attraction, renamed Knott’s Berry Farm, grew through the 1950s and 1960s. In 1968, the family enclosed the restaurant and ghost town, and began charging admission. Other history-themed sections were added.As a restaurant, Knott’s Berry Farm had a long history and loyal customers, but how would it fare as an amusement park with Disneyland only 15 minutes away? Recognizing that Knott’s Berry Farm did not have to compete directly with Disneyland, the Knott family presented the park as a secondary southern California attraction—not as an alternative to the Magic Kingdom.To answer Disney’s Mickey Mouse, the Knot family licensed characters from the comic strip Peanuts to provide a theme for Camp Snoopy. This attraction was the very first theme-park area to be made especially for children. Knott’s Berry Farm also constructed roller coasters and thrill rides, which were not part of Disneyland. In the 1970s, Knott’s Berry Farm opened the first double-corkscrew roller coaster and log-flume ride. Other innovations included seasonal events, such as the Halloween-themed Knott’s Scary Farm and Christmas-related Knott’s Merry Farm. Sold to the amusement park company Cedar Fair LP in 1997, Knott’s Berry Farm remains a popular and profitable attraction to this day

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  Is there a question here? I see that there is some factual fudging: Disneyland's Matterhorn, the first tubular steel coaster in the country, opened in 1959 while Knott's Calico Mine Train opened in 1960.