Morgan's Wonderland
Morgan’s Wonderland is the only theme park in the world designed with special-needs individuals in mind. The inspiration for Morgan’s Wonderland came from philanthropist Gordon Hartman’s 24-year-old daughter Morgan. Her soaring spirit despite cognitive and physical challenges sparked within Hartman and wife Maggie a deep desire to create a haven not only for those with special needs but also for their families, caregivers and invited friends. “Inclusion is the overarching objective,” he explained. “Everyone can have a good time at Morgan’s Wonderland.”
Morgan’s Wonderland, which is completely wheelchair-accessible, features more than 25 elements and attractions including rides, playgrounds, gardens, an eight-acre catch-and-release fishing lake, 18,000-square-foot special-events center, 575-seat amphitheater, picnic area and rest areas throughout the park. For more information visit www.MorgansWonderland.com
The theme park is part of a larger, 106-acre destination for family fun known as Wonderland, Texas. It includes the South Texas Area Regional (STAR) Soccer Complex for league and tournament play; the Scorpions FC, San Antonio’s pro soccer team; Toyota Field, the Scorpions’ new, 8,000-seat multi-purpose home that’s also designed to host concerts, community activities and special events; and Monarch Academy at Morgan’s Wonderland, a school for students with special needs. All net profits from STAR Soccer, the Scorpions and Toyota Field go to Morgan’s Wonderland to help the non-profit park meet its operating expenses as well as expand programs and services for the special-needs community.
One hundred percent of all proceeds will be donated to Morgan’s Wonderland. Your donation will help with operations of the park. Your generous contribution will also allow the continuation of free admission for all children with special needs in order for them to enjoy the amusement park experience. Thank you everyone for your support! For more information visit Morgan’s Wonderland at www.morganswonderland.com.