Morganโs Wonderland reopens following $6.5 million expansion project
Morganโs Wonderland reopened Monday following a huge expansion project that added four new attractions and made upgrades throughout the accessible, inclusive park.
Morganโs Wonderland membership, season pass holders get free admission to SeaWorld SA through Jan. 2
People with 2023 memberships and season passes to Morganโs Wonderland can get free admission to SeaWorld San Antonio between Nov. 9 and Jan. 2.
Spursโ rookies sign autographs, teach basketball skills to kids at Morganโs Wonderland
The San Antonio Spursโ three first-round draft picks made their first official community appearance on Wednesday, playing basketball and signing autographs for kids at Morganโs Wonderland.
Artists asked to design pieces for new Morganโs Wonderland building
Get ready to bust out your Bob Ross skills because Morganโs Wonderland is looking for 35 artists to feature original paintings in the new Multi-Assistance Center (MAC).
After retreating from the bond process, Texas Biomed gets $10 million for infrastructure through ARPA
Despite vocal opposition from animal rights activists and others, city council voted Thursday to give $10 million to Texas Biomedical Research Institute for infrastructure improvements at its campus.
Tonight at 7 p.m.: KSATโs Adam Caskey hosts Morganโs Wonderland gala โCelebrating A World of Inclusionโ
On Friday at 7 p.m., KSAT meteorologist Adam Caskey is hosting the 12th annual gala for local nonprofit Morganโs Wonderland. The event will be broadcast live on KSAT 12 and streamed on KSAT.com and our streaming platforms.
2021 Special Olympics Summer Games at Morganโs Wonderland canceled due to COVID-19 pandemic
For the second consecutive year, the Special Olympics Summer Games in San Antonio have been postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic, officials announced Tuesday.
Special Olympics Texas annual Summer Games in need of volunteers for event happening in September
Special Olympics Texasโ (SOTX) annual Summer Games will once again be held in San Antonio.
Morganโs Wonderland debuts ultra-accessible sports complex
Visitors can play throughout the 30 different court or field combinations for sports including baseball and softball, tennis, pickleball, football, basketball and volleyball.
Gordon Hartman Foundation will distribute COVID-19 vaccines to special-needs families on Thursday
Vaccines are prioritized for those with special needs. The Gordon Hartman Foundation will distribute the COVID-19 vaccine on Thursday. The distribution event will take place at Morganโs Wonderland, 5223 David Edwards Drive, from 4 to 7 p.m., according to an announcement by the park. โPriority will be given to those with special needs,โ a release states. Also on KSAT:Morganโs Wonderland reopens after a year-long hiatus due to COVID-19AdSpecial Olympics postpones 2021 Summer Games at Morganโs Wonderland due to COVID-19 pandemicPfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine protects younger teens
Interested in volunteering? This inclusive nonprofit could use your help
Morganโs Wonderland is now open for the 2021 season, and needs support from the community by recruiting volunteers to tackle multiple projects and help the group regain its momentum. โCurrently, weโre seeking MorganโsWonderland volunteers, but in the future, there will be opportunities at Morganโs Inspiration Island splash park, Morganโs Wonderland Sports complex and soon-to-open Morganโs Wonderland Camp,โ said Brooke Kearney, Chief Mission Officer for the Morganโs Wonderland Inclusion Foundation. โWe look forward to a fun and joyful year where we can make memories together and limit the spread of COVID-19,โ said a representative for Morganโs Wonderland. Safety precautionsTo limit person-to-person interaction and to assist with park capacity, Morganโs Wonderland is requiring tickets to be purchased online prior to your visit. AdGuests who fail to respect safety guidelines will be asked to leave and consider returning when these measures are no longer in place.
Morganโs Wonderland reopens after a year-long hiatus due to COVID-19
SAN ANTONIO โ This month marks one year since Morganโs Wonderland has been shutdown due to the pandemic. โWe have talked to doctors, weโve talked to professors, weโve talked to physicians, you name it,โ Jessica Lizardo, general manager at Morganโs Wonderland said. AdThere may not be any new rides to debut at Morganโs Wonderland, but the staff said the biggest addition will be the joy families bring to the park. The theme park will continue to follow CDC, sate and local government guidelines. To plan your visit to Morganโs Wonderland, click here.
Inclusive park to reopen just in time for spring break
Morganโs Wonderland is looking forward to opening on Friday, March 5 for its 12th season. As the worldโs first theme park of its kind, Ultra-Accessible Morganโs Wonderland has always been committed to the health and safety of its guests and staff. In accordance with CDC, state and local government guidelines, the park has modified policies and procedures around the park. Safety precautionsTo limit person-to-person interaction and to assist with park capacity, Morganโs Wonderland is requiring tickets to be purchased online prior to your visit. Guests who fail to respect our safety guidelines will be asked to leave and consider returning when these measures are no longer in place.
Emergency fund established to help San Antonians affected by winter storm
SAN ANTONIO โ An emergency fund was set up Monday to help San Antonio residents recover from last weekโs devastating winter storm. โOur research indicates the greatest needs right now are food, water and shelter,โ Hartman said. A companion relief effort, SAWSโ Community Pipe Repair Fund, has been established to help pay for urgently-needed plumbing repairs, said San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg. AdThe fund will provide help for San Antonio Water System residential customers in Bexar County who suffered water pipe damage in their homes due to the storm, Nirenberg said. โThe program will prioritize emergency pipe repair that risks causing harm to life, health or safety of the occupants,โ Nirenberg said.
Special Olympics postpones 2021 Summer Games at Morganโs Wonderland due to COVID-19 pandemic
SAN ANTONIO โ The 2021 Special Olympics Summer Games scheduled at Morganโs Wonderland for April 29 through May 2 have been postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, officials with Special Olympics Texas announced Tuesday. The decision was made to โensure the safety and health of all attendees,โ Special Olympics Texas CEO Tim Martin said. โNaturally, weโre disappointed that the lingering coronavirus outbreak has altered plans for the 2021 Summer Games,โ said Ron Morander, CEO of the Morganโs Wonderland Inclusion Foundation. A decision on a later date will be determined and updates on the Summer Games will be available at https://www.sotx.org/summergames. In the meantime, after being closed for approximately a year because of COVID-19, Morganโs Wonderland plans to reopen to guests on March 5.
Morganโs Wonderland announces 2021 opening dates for theme park, sports complex
Morganโs Wonderland will remain closed through 2020 due to coronavirus pandemicSAN ANTONIO โ Morganโs Wonderland, a San Antonio theme park built for people of all abilities, will reopen in spring 2021 after having been closed for a year due to the coronavirus pandemic. The theme park announced that guests will be able to return on Friday, March 5. The following day, Morganโs Wonderland Sports will officially debut its Super Sports Expo, a 3-acre complex that includes courts and fields for baseball, softball, tennis, pickleball, football, basketball and volleyball. Located at 5025 near Morganโs Wonderland, the sports center also has an 8,000-square-foot pavilion for performances or other events. โSimilar COVID-19 safeguards will be in place at new Morganโs Wonderland Sports.โโMore Fun in โ21โ is the theme for the re-opening of the park.
Multi-Assistance Center aimed at providing care for people with special needs set to open in 2022
The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. The COVID-19 pandemic may have temporarily closed Morganโs Wonderland in 2020, but work is still going on to make it bigger and better, spreading its message for inclusion. Morganโs Wonderland has several projects in the works right now, including the Multi-Assistance Center. The MAC, as itโs also known, is set for construction in late January with 165,000 square feet. Morganโs Wonderland is anticipating opening its doors in mid-2022 for The MAC.
This online giving tree is the perfect way to spread kindness this holiday season
The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. SAN ANTONIO โ The COVID-19 pandemic may have closed Morganโs Wonderland, but that has not stopped the nonprofit from continuing its mission of inclusion. This year, the group is offering an Online Giving Tree and is asking the community to consider purchasing a gift within your means to donate to Morganโs Wonderland, or to purchase an item from its Amazon Wishlist. Holiday gift-giving support will allow Morganโs Wonderland to continue to impact many lives well into next year. To register for the Online Giving Tree, click or tap here.
This online giving tree is the perfect way to spread kindness this holiday season
SAN ANTONIO โ The COVID-19 pandemic may have closed Morganโs Wonderland, but that has not stopped the nonprofit from continuing its mission of inclusion. This year, the group is offering an Online Giving Tree and is asking the community to consider purchasing a gift within your means to donate to Morganโs Wonderland or purchase an item from its Amazon Wishlist. Holiday gift-giving support will allow Morganโs Wonderland to continue to impact many lives well into 2021. The nonprofit group is also holding a virtual Snowball 5K on Dec. 19. To register for the Online Giving Tree, click or tap here.
Morganโs Wonderland opens first inclusive field
SAN ANTONIO โ Morganโs Wonderland is once again ensuring that everyone can play together by teaming up with the YMCA on Sunday to open its first ever inclusive field. The field allows anyone, regardless of their physical or mental ability, to play on it. According to a statement by the park, the field is capable of hosting baseball and softball games. You can watch the full story in the video player above. Related: Morganโs Wonderland celebrates 10th anniversary with virtual gala
This virtual program aims to help family members, caregivers dealing with people who suffer from Alzheimerโs
The advertiser paid a fee to promote this sponsored article and may have influenced or authored the content. The views expressed in this article are those of the advertiser and do not necessarily reflect those of this site or affiliated companies. Morganโs Wonderland may be closed due to the pandemic, but that doesnโt mean you canโt stay connected to the park and the resources it provides. Following the success of the parkโs virtual Memory Matters Meetup program, the park is now launching MemorAbility, a virtual program for family members and caregivers of individuals with special needs who may also be dealing with Alzheimerโs disease-related dementias. Many of the staff members are Dementia Friends certified through Dementia Friends USA, an organization that advocates in changing the way people think, act and talk about dementia.
Weekend plans? This Halloween drive-thru event is set for Saturday
Parents, if you need something fun to do with the kids, thereโs a fun and safe drive-thru event coming up. The people at Morganโs Wonderland invite you to join them for a Halloween Drive-Thru on Saturday, Oct. 31, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Morganโs Wonderland, the worldโs first fully inclusive, ultra-accessible nonprofit theme park, is currently closed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Donations can be dropped off inside Morganโs Wonderland Welcome Center, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Morganโs Wonderland staff and volunteers will be following COVID-19 CDC guidelines.
Morganโs Wonderland founder talks coronavirus impact ahead of virtual gala
SAN ANTONIO โ Gordon Hartman, the founder of Morganโs Wonderland, the worldโs first ultra-inclusive theme park, has felt the devastating effects of the coronavirus pandemic first hand. And itโs allowed me an opportunity to now be involved in giving plasma, which is so desperately needed.โBut Hartman said the Morganโs Wonderland community has also felt the impact. Theyโve put on parades, home visits and now a huge KSAT community virtual gala. Because there are so many people who are involved with Morganโs Wonderland, not just here in San Antonio, but throughout the state, throughout the country,โ he said. The virtual gala is happening from 7 to 8 p.m., on Friday, Sept. 25.
River parade, tree lighting officially kick off holiday season in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO โ Thanksgiving has come and gone, but itโs starting to feel a lot like Christmas here in San Antonio. Folks celebrated the holiday season downtown with the Christmas tree lighting at Travis Park and the 39th Annual Holiday River Parade on Friday. Organizers said it was a year-long effort, and this year was the best one yet. Morganโs Wonderland kicks off annual Christmas celebrationDozens of artists were at the event to represent different parts of Texas. This yearโs ceremony also incorporated a new feature: an ice rink, which will remain open until Jan. 31.