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California theme park shuts down popular dining-pass hack that let guests feast like royalty

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California theme park shuts down popular dining-pass hack that let guests feast like royalty
New York Post
New York Post25 mins ago
California theme park shuts down popular dining-pass hack that let guests feast like royalty
Knott’s Berry Farm has pulled the plug on a theme-park dining hack that let savvy locals turn an annual pass into a year-round meal ticket. The 2027 overhaul means guests who want to keep eating at the park all year will now have to fork over $499 for the unlimited dining plan. Six Flags has raised prices on all-season
The Sun
The Sun🏁 first to report1 days ago
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