This is easily one of the most beautiful parks in San Antonio--it might even be my absolute…read morefavorite! It features hundreds of trees and a scenic stream winding through the grounds, along with plenty of wildlife like ducks, geese, and vultures near the Joske Pavilion. There is tons of open space to lay out a blanket for a picnic, plus walking/running trails, baseball fields, a couple of playgrounds, plenty of tables and benches, and great paths for biking. It's wonderfully quiet in the mornings, making it the perfect in-town getaway.

The park is lovely. The grounds appear to be well maintained, there's flora, there's fauna, there's…read morewater. What more could you ask for??? Well, maps. Maybe I'm daft, but I couldn't figure out the trails. Every trail I started, ended after a few hundred feet. After a short time of starting and stopping and finding the maps vandalized so I couldn't figure out where on the map we were, we gave up and walked down the street to Mila for coffee. I love that they have maps set up throughout, but every single one I stopped at had the "you are here" section scratched out. Not being from San Antonio, I couldn't orient myself. So that was a little problem. Otherwise, the area a lot of picnic areas set up for grilling and eating with plenty of space for play. You just might have to Hansel and Gretel your way out though.

Wonderful place for the children to let their minds explore many possibilities and let their…read moreimagination expand. The grandchildren had a great time and enjoyed the rides. It was wonderful watching them build things and then in the store watching them pick out just the right item/items. Just thought the store would have more of a selection of products.

This was such a fun summer activity for the kids. It was surprisingly big inside. I didn't expect…read moreit to be so spacious since it's inside the river center mall. It has a theatre, a coffee shop, and two rides. Additionally, there are multiple play areas and activity sections! I loved watching the kids enjoy it! Very reasonably priced. We will definitely be returning.

My nephew invited me on his field trip to Morgan's Wonderland, and a time was had! We spent most of…read morethe day fishing, which was a lot of fun. There were rides available, but my nephew wasn't interested in getting on any of them. I did want to try the zip line, but the wait was about an hour. What I lreally liked about this place is that it includes children or adults with special Needs. I have another nephew who has down syndrome and he would love this place. Also for moms who are on a budget you can bring your own snacks. Parking is free and easy, which made the visit even better.

An amusement park unlike any other -- specifically designed to be accessible and inclusive for…read morepeople with disabilities. From the moment we arrived, it was clear this park wasn't just accommodating -- it was built with everyone in mind. They've gone above and beyond offering waterproof wheelchairs at the splash pad water park, so no one misses out on the fun. The zip line experience is exhilarating and inclusive. With adaptive five-point harnesses and trained, compassionate staff, guests with limited mobility can soar through the air safely and confidently. The playgrounds are thoughtfully designed for accessibility without losing any of the excitement. Smooth, wide pathways, sensory-friendly areas, and equipment that accommodates kids of all abilities mean everyone can play together, not apart. I was thankful for all the shade provided and the soft floor padding was a bonus. Every staff member we met was kind, trained, and empowered. They did a great job and added to the value of our day. If you or a loved one has a disability or have small children and are looking for an amusement park experience, Morgan's is an excellent place with a beautiful story of a father's dedication and love. Highly recommend.

What a great space to get kids energy out! Met up with some of my TLG mamas and their kiddos to…read morehave a little playdate here and I honestly didn't know what to expect, so we went with doing the day pass ($18 per person ages 1+) yes it's pricey, but I also can see how much these kids can do! You can probably guess that we upgraded to the family of 4 year pass ($180, but used our day pass cost to include into that membership). Thinking ahead here, when it will get stupid hot later in the summer time, great way to take the kids to burn their energy and not get stir house crazy being inside all day - great way to break up the day from all the screaming and jumping around. The exhibits: wow, SO much variety! It's basically 2 stories, downstairs is the main floor area, and options! When you first enter, there's giant toy puzzles shaped as gears, then another room that takes you to a full on pretend city arena where there's little tykes cars for these kids to drive around in this pretend city, a HEB store front, airplane simulation, trolley, car wash, vet office, etc. so fun for these kids! Then another room where there's instruments like a giant piano and other fun things for kids to explore. Outside, there are 2 areas, one is a bubble play area to explore ways to play with bubbles in SO many different ways. Another outside area, playground with a giant slide, water play area with boats and things that you can imagine with water. For over stimulated kiddos, there's a room downstairs that's called a "calming room" where it's much quieter than out in the open if you need time to decompress from the chaos. Upstairs, there's a pretend to play with tools and right next to it and where you can assemble flowers. Now food wise, there's a Café Bakery Lorraine downstairs which include their macaroons, sandwiches, snack platter, crossiants, etc. It's a little pricey, but at least it's good! You are allowed to bring snacks, water inside, but not outside food like actual meals. Parking: it's free and first come first served out in the front area. Overall, we'll be back since we're now members! Excited to keep taking the kids here as there is so much to do here!

I finally got back to the Doseum. It's been years since I've been here. FYI: Admission was $18 for…read moreme and my child (total $36). The price can be expensive for parents with multiple children. Even on family day (free admission), tickets are taken within seconds. Anyway, we visited on Saturday and even though it was crowded, we managed to experience and view lots of exhibits. This is truly a children's museum where children can interact and touch some exhibits. Parking is free and plentiful. The cafe food is OK and moves quickly.

This course is so much fun for the family. It's nice and cool inside and the obstacles are fun and…read moreon theme with Monsters. There were a significant number of games that weren't working in the arcade or displaying an error message that says "i'm off today" or something like that. The card repair machines were also down. Even though that was the case, we still had fun!

we were visiting texas from california and we had a great time here! we came on a sunday/mother's…read moreday and the place was pretty empty. arcade games weren't on maybe bc it was the weekend ? but we golfed and played laser tag :) super cute spooky decor and they have a photo booth in the lower section which i wish we could have used! there's even a space that looked like a room to host a birthday party - we loved it

My toddler loves this place - it's boosted his confidence physically and socially…read more The teachers are great (shout out to Ms. Harmony) and the music that goes along with the activities is entertaining for kids and adults alike.

I would give the toddler gym class done with parents present a good score, even a 5. children are…read moreengaged, activities are varied and there is enough flexibility to accommodate the little ones. the ballet/tap and gym class teacher led and managed for 3 year olds are the opposite. steer clear! chaos in a small class of 5. i watched and spoke up about teacher leaving the class alone for about a minute, teachers with no control of the class, allowing children to climb on tables in the room, chasing each other. At no time did the teacher(s) have control. The dance portion of the class was a 1. the gym portion of this three part class was the best (not great, but a solid 3) but even with 2 teachers and five students, teachers allowed children to do unsafe practices such as jumping off items without allowing the previous student to move out of the way first and almost no interaction with children. spend your money and your child's time elsewhere!

Amazing place to let your kids go be kids. Highly recommend the Big Deal. 5 hours of almost all…read moreentertainment (excluding arcade) for $31. I couldn't give them my money fast enough for that deal. Oh and get the large pizza. It's really fresh and not too doughy. The kids will gobble it up when they work up their appetite. Friendly staff and the environment was clean. Love that there is security too. Worth it if you and your family is looking for family fun indoor.

I loved this place omgggg I can't wait to bring my kiddos back. I can't believe I never knew about…read morethis place!

Staff was amazing, answered all of our questions as first timers! Prices are fantastic, for one fee…read morethe kids can play all day! They have "play cards" for purchase, which allows the kids to drive mini motorcycles throughout the inside of the play structure as well as arcade games - also very well priced. The concession stand has plenty of snacks and drink options - the kids definitely got their fix! Their mascot is a dragon, who eventually strolled through and invited the kids to a dance party!! Thanks Kids Empire, we definitely will be back for more fun!

We visited Kids Empire and the kids had such a fun time. They have a little disco dance room with…read morestrobe lights, a big jungle gym area for the younger kids to climb and explore equipped with a couple different large slides, a toddler section for the smaller children to play in and a small go-kart area where the kids can ride at a slow, safe pace while you walk right next to them. My kids really thought the indoor go-karts were exciting. Admission came to roughly $24/per child after taxes and it included two adults free of entry, which I appreciated. You can purchase a Play Card separately to add tokens to the card for access to activities like the kiddie go-karts or the few game stations they have pepper inside the facility. One thing I really liked is that once you pay for your admission and come in, you can leave and re-enter as many times as needed. Just keep your receipt and show them at the front when you return and they will let you back in, which is super helpful if you need a break or have to step out for a bit. Even though it was busy, it didn't feel overly chaotic. It felt like all the kids were engulfed in fun. They also have a station to purchase beverages like juice boxes, apple sauce and soft drinks and small snacks for convenience. The environment felt safe and families were respectful and attentive to their kids. Overall it was a good experience and we would come back again.