Below is a list of the top and leading Theme Parks in San Antonio. To help you find the best Theme Parks located near you in San Antonio, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
San Antonio’s Best Theme Parks:
The top rated Theme Parks in San Antonio are:
- Six Flags Fiesta Texas – with rides that appeal to every age groups
- SeaWorld San Antonio – advocates of animal rescue which they incorporated in their attractions
- Morgan’s Wonderland – the largest wheelchair accessible theme park in the world
- Splashtown San Antonio – has special water rides and attractions
- Kiddie Park – values the safety of its guests with gears made available for all
Six Flags Fiesta Texas
Six Flags Fiesta Texas has many rides and attractions to choose from that would surely amaze the guests. They have a chill and gentler options for kids and a heart-stopping roller coaster for the adventure seekers. Visitors can beat the heat with the White Water Bay and head on to watch entertaining shows hosted by the park itself. Family rides are a perfect bonding moment for families especially their little riders. Meanwhile, the thrill rides can be appreciated by a group open for something extraordinary.
Products/Services:
Thrill Rides, Family Rides, Kids Rides, Water Park Rides, Entertainment
LOCATION:
Address: 17000 W IH 10, San Antonio, TX 78257
Phone: (210) 697-5050
Website: www.sixflags.com
REVIEWS:
“A beautiful place to spend with family. Children will love this Park. A lot of fun is assured. The place is maintained clean and tidy. Sometimes you may have to wait as the line nay be long, but it’s worth it. Love it!” –R. Venugopal
SeaWorld San Antonio
SeaWorld San Antonio is committed to its devotion to protecting rescued marine animals and providing them the chance to enjoy their second chance of life. For over five decades, they have helped more than 36,000 animals. The water park features rides with names related to the marine environment. It has the tallest, longest, and fastest coaster made up of wood which is the Texas Stingray. They even have an attraction that provides an interactive experience of rescuing distressed sea creatures. With their vast offering of exciting rides, there won’t be any room for boredom.
Products/Services:
Rides, Shows, Animal Experience, Bay of Play, Camps & Education
LOCATION:
Address: 10500 Sea World Dr, San Antonio, TX 78251
Phone: (210) 520-4732
Website: www.seaworld.com
REVIEWS:
“I love everything about this place. Shows are affordable and so much fun for kids of all ages!! The rides are so everyone. Aquatics is so kid-friendly I was able to have lots of fun with my 8-month-old baby! Definitely getting season passes for summer!” –Michelle Hernandez
Morgan’s Wonderland
Morgan’s Wonderland, the biggest wheelchair accessible theme park in the world, mesmerized the community when it opened its doors to the public. Inspired by Morgan who is born with special needs, the park accepts visitors with disabilities without any fee. They aim to provide a venue where all people can enjoy and interact with one another while providing inclusion to the special needs community. It has over 25 elements consisting of playgrounds, attractions, and rides where people can come to experience friendship and relaxation.
Products/Services:
Sensory Village, Butterfly Playground, The Wharf, Whirling Wonder, Wonderland Express, Off-Road Adventure Ride, Carousel, Waterworks, Sand Circle & Music Garden, Starlight Amphitheater, Wheelchair Swings, Picnic Place, Pirates Island, Taking Flight Bronze Sculpture
LOCATION:
Address: 5223 David Edwards Dr, San Antonio, TX 78233
Phone: (210) 495-5888
Website: www.morganswonderland.com
REVIEWS:
“Great place to take the kids. Kids enjoy the park. Great to cool off in the summer with the water park. And it’s great during the Holidays to see all the light decorations. It’s amazing.” –Jesus Ortegon
Splashtown San Antonio
Splashtown San Antonio appeals to the whole family with its 20 acres of a landscaped area offering cool and clean water. The water-themed facility stimulates the excitement of families with its special water ride attractions. Starflight, and Wedgie were just a few of their amazing water attractions. Starflight has an individual fully enclosed in a single or double tube slide then slid down to a pitch-black tunnel area before arriving at the pool area. Wedgie offers extreme experience with its feet first body slide approximately having a height of 6 stories.
Products/Services:
Lone Star Luge, Starflight, Serpentines, Headrush, Splash Island, Siesta Del Rio, Wedgie, Wave Pool, Purple Hydra, Hydra Plunge, Private Cabanas, Water Volleyball, Sand Volleyball, Kid’s Cove, Kate’s Castle, Tipping Bucket, Crystal Falls
LOCATION:
Address: 3600, I-35, San Antonio, TX 78219
Phone: (210) 227-1400
Website: www.splashtownsa.com
REVIEWS:
“I had an AWESOME experience, with My 5yr old NIECE. WE❤THE WAVE POOL. AFFORDABLE, FUN, CLEAN, NICE PEOPLE.” –Heather Ann Purpora
Kiddie Park
Kiddie Park remains committed to a safe and secure kiddie ride throughout their stay at the theme park. Each guest is required to have a strap before riding any park attraction to promote their safety and prevent injuries. They offer unlimited rides for a price of $12 that entitles the holder to a day of endless rides, fun, and excitement. Visitors who prefer to enjoy the vibe at the park can opt for the non-rider bands costing only $1. The park wants to engage guests to be a protector of animals through education and conservation programs.
Products/Services:
Animals, Education Programs, Virtual Tours, Merchandise
LOCATION:
Address: 3903 N St Mary’s St, San Antonio, TX 78212
Phone: (830) 773-3603
Website: www.sazoo.org/kiddiepark
REVIEWS:
“This place is awesome for littles. We frequently go places my 3-year-old is too small to ride the rides and he gets super sad. Today we went to the kiddie park and he loved every minute of it. Kids his age all around. Nice staff. Not expensive. Love it here.” –Amy Mcpartlin
Jeanie Burford is a reporter for Kev’s Best. After graduating from UCLA, Amy got an internship at a local radio station and worked as a beat reporter and producer. Jeanie has also worked as a columnist for The Brookings Register. Amy covers economy and community events for Kev’s Best.