Knott's Camp Snoopy (MOA) - Nothing But A Memory Episode 2 (Feat. Coaster Cloud)

[@Hedgehog3342]

I was born 2 years after moa opened. The mall was basically my childhood. I miss camp snoopy so much. The mall ain't the same anymore.

[@chanellejade6206]

I feel the same! Grew up on Camp Snoopy

[@bradyanderson6311]

@@chanellejade6206 and I was born a year after it opened. Many surprises.

[@steviechampagne]

yeah now it’s dangerous and full of… “teens”

[@domcagney2352]

Me too. My whole family lives in MN and we went every year around christmas and stayed in the embassy suites next door. It was literally like heaven for me, I have sooo many memories there in the 90s. I think about Camp Snoopy all the time, I can't believe they changed it

[@Billionaire1998]

Frrrr

[@demigeorge]

Never going to be the same. Long live Camp Snoopy forever in my memories

[@chariteyh]

I used to live in Minnesota. I left in 2002 😕. I still remember eating churros while aimlessly walking around Camp Snoopy. Thanks for the video! This brought back so many memories!

[@QoasterMaster]

This is a very well made video that is thoroughly researched, has a good script and some very sad and emotional moments. Very well done.

[@chanellejade6206]

Who remembers being freaked out by The Log Shoot?!

[@williammanthey6763]

Timberland Twister, now known as Fairly Odd Coaster, opened in March of 2004. Not when the park opened. Great video otherwise!

[@Ladraoeminglescommiopia]

And Mighty Axe too as well as Lil' Shaver and the 3D cinema

[@TheLanimation]

Mighty Axe being renamed to Tak Attack, as fhey mention at 14:14 also didn't happen until the Nickelodeon switch, as Tak is a character from that company. Video said the name changed occurred when it went to The Parks at MOA.

[@Ladraoeminglescommiopia]

Just an adent: Mighty Axe was renamed to Tak Attack when the park was turned into Nick Universe not when was turned into "The Park" BTW great video

[@Shannon_Moore]

Great job..such good memories of camp snoopy..I only went there one time but those memories r etched in my brain forever ❤

[@seansanders294]

Wow! I didn’t even know Charlie Brown wasn’t only used for cedar fair. And I didn’t know that knotts camp snoopy even existed. Lol

[@northstarcoasters]

Note: Pepsi ripsaw was built by Zierer

[@phoenixpruett2097]

So was the kite eating tree

[@qnguyen]

i vaguely remember the old theme park. i’m way too young to fully remember🤧

This premiered the same day A Charlie Brown Christmas aired on PBS.

[@user-pw5ve2xc7t]

Didn’t even know this great vid!

[@Daysting]

The Mighty Axe and Timberland Twister did NOT open with the park in 1992. Timberland Twister was not added until Cedar Fair lost the rights to operate the Park at the Mall of America. The Mighty Axe was added in the late 90s.

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

Also after the Nickelodeon remodel, signs with character circles were added in some areas throughout the park.

[@RLKRAILTIES]

Man do I remember Kids Quest I was 5 years old back in 2007. I remember it because my mother had brought me there and left me there which was scary because I could not handle hanging out with other kids some who where older than me and one time someone who was bully decided to shove me through the force of their hand onto my upper shoulders that is how I remember that place. That was also the day my mother got me a new wooden train set that had a washing machine and man was it nice. It had to have been a Thomas The Train I believe it was. I remember Kids Quest had a carpeted walkway that went at a 10 degree angle. I also removed it had a bunch of platforms on it. Also I wish they would bring the creek back sadly Avatar Airbender removed the central fountain feature I might or may not have remembered and the SpongeBob fountain they got rid of back in 2016 when they built FlyOver America. That was one of the last water features outside of the Log Chute area. It would be nice if they brought back the creek.

[@Billionaire1998]

I miss camp snoopy

[@tyler1783]

does anyone know where to see footage of the entire the mine ride? all time favorite ride but I can't find any footage sadly to reminisce

[@Snoopy1600]

Well now you can enjoy seeing snoopy and more places than one Those places include Knott's Berry Farm California's great America dorney park, Canada's wonderland worlds of fun valleyfair kings island and kings dominion Cedar Point and carowinds.

[@purple_penguins]

It was actually JULY 17 not JUNE 17

[@elevatoralarmcoasterandarc1214]

This has the Coconut Mall music from Mario Kart Wii.

[@zoraydadavis6004]

actually 2:18 knott’s had characters like sad eye joe and the catel woumpus

[@h.p.3162]

This is ironic considering how at one point in the late 90’s they aired Peanuts

[@MM-sh2uj]

Disneyland opened on July 17th, not June 17th. Knott’s attendance did not take a hit after Disneyland opened. It wasn’t until much later. Charles Schultz did not live in Minnesota at the time of Camp Snoopy. He was only born there. As an adult he lived, and his studio, was in Santa Rosa California. Timberland Twister did NOT open with the park. It was added in 2004. So many factual errors in one video. Did you do any research before making this?

[@monkeyboygchannel6985]

0:52 The Last of Us Part 1 Main Theme

[@NickBL74]

I am from Minnesota and I have had a few jobs at the mall of america when it first opened for maybe the next 15 year after that. I just wanted to make a correction in your video. At 8:18 you stated the mall had an indoor roller skating rink. The mall has never had an indoor roller skating rink ever. The clip showing the people skating is at the MOA but it is not a roller skating rink and I have no idea what it is for. Thanks , great video by the way.

[@northstarcoasters]

Thanks for letting me know about that!

[@erikastone9183]

Too bad the Jimmy Neutron ride was demolished and replaced with the Paw Patrol Adventure Bay play area for toddlers. 😒 And the balloon ride is now the Bubble Guppies ride. What was the Jimmy Neutron ride called before?

[@ib3kii664]

Jimmy Neutron’s Atomic Collider. I went to the mall for the first time since 2017 just the other day and was sad to see it gone. I was born in 2000 and live in Milwaukee, but every summer between 2007 and high school me and my mother would drive up and stay at the mall of America for an entire week.

[@akimjones6237]

With suspenders steam tugboat

[@akimjones6237]

How is it there I'm not Jefferson( dontre)

[@stevepalmberg5905]

Fountain!

[@ytgytgy]

Ok not to be that guy but at the beginning you said there was no such thing as nickelodeon when MOA opened in 1992...FYI 1992 is when Ren n Stimpy started airing on nick about 10 years after the channel started in the early 80s.

[@WalkerFilmsOfficial]

What I'd give for an early 2000s Camp Snoopy adventure

[@Yeshua0687]

Great video! Camp Snoopy opened in 1992. Nickelodeon has existed since 1979 and began creating original programs in 1991.

[@CanobieCoaster]

Nice job! I wish I could have experienced this park with the Peanuts characters, but thankfully the Nickelodeon theming is vibrant. One small thing is that Timberland Twister was added sometime after the park opening.

[@DrNickRiviera995]

Fun video, but multiple inaccurate facts I noticed. Like the Pepsi coaster manufacturer (Zierer) and the fact that ripsaw opened in 2004 not with the park, as were pointed out already. Dorney Park got their Camp Snoopy in 2000, which later became Planet Snoopy that may have been around 2011. WoF also had a Camp Snoopy around the same time that Dorney did. Also, Nickelodeon didn't exist when the park opened??? What?

[@northstarcoasters]

thanks for fact checking! i did not know that dorney park and worlds of fun got their camp snoopy in 2000 and 2011. but Pepsi Ripsaw (now Pepsi orange streak) opened in august of 1992 according to Roller Coaster Database

[@melaniemitchell9419]

Right? I heard "Nickelodeon didn't exist" and I'm like uhhhhhh, in 1992? Yes the f it did lmao

[@Squab1987]

0:37 Nickelodeon did exist as a channel

[@haleytollefson8427]

I worked at Camp Snoopy from 1998-2002. Timberland Twister had not been built yet at that point in time, so could not have been there at the time it opened.

[@Coyotek4]

I still miss Mighty Axe; it got the axe in favor of TMNT Shell Shock. I also miss Hexentanz, which was also since removed.