The park was founded by Gordon Hartman after he observed his daughter, Morgan, unable to play with other children at a hotel pool.
The park utilizes advanced RFID technology to help parents and caregivers keep track of their companions within the grounds.
Morgan's Inspiration Island, the integrated water park, is designed to be fully wheelchair-accessible, including specialized waterproof wheelchairs.
The park's carousel features custom-designed chariots and swings that accommodate guests who cannot sit in a traditional saddle.
The entire park is built on a barrier-free design concept, ensuring there are no hidden steps or level changes.
The catch-and-release fishing lake is stocked with fish and is fully accessible to those with mobility aids.
The park features a quiet room for guests who may experience sensory overload and require a break from the activity.
The park employs a 'Morgan's Inclusion Foundation' model, which prioritizes hiring individuals with disabilities to staff various roles.
Morgan's Wonderland is the world’s first ultra-accessible theme park designed specifically for individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities. The 25-acre park features wheelchair-accessible rides, sensory-friendly attractions, and a fully inclusive layout. Guests can enjoy a catch-and-release fishing lake, a train ride, a carousel with chariots, and a butterfly playground. The facility includes the Morgan’s Wonderland Sports complex, which hosts various inclusive athletic events. The park operates on a mission of inclusion, ensuring that guests of all ages and ability levels can participate in all activities. It is located in San Antonio, Texas, on the former site of a limestone quarry. All attractions are built at ground level to eliminate the need for stairs or ramps. The park also features 'Morgan's Inspiration Island,' a splash park section with waterproof wheelchair accessibility.
The elevated viewing deck overlooking the catch-and-release fishing lake and the park’s signature carousel.
Register your wristbands immediately upon entry to utilize the location-tracking features for group members.
Check the park's online calendar before traveling, as operating days fluctuate significantly by season.
Pack a change of clothes if you plan to visit the water-play areas, even for guests not intending to swim, due to the splash-heavy design.
Avoid arriving during the mid-afternoon on hot summer days without pre-planning water park access.
Operates on a seasonal calendar; generally closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays during off-peak times; check website for annual winter closures.
Respect the 'no-running' policy in sensory-sensitive areas; appropriate swimwear is required for the water park section.
