Wonderland Amusement Park in Amarillo, Texas is a small family owned amusement park in the USA. The park was founded in 1951 by Paul and Alethea Roads. Today, the park is still being run by the Roads family. The amusement park features some very interesting rides, most of them were constructed by O.D. Hopkins, like the double loop roller coaster Texas Tornado.
Fun Fact #1: The park features many prototypes by O.D. Hopkins, which later became one of the most important water rides manufacturers.
Fun Fact #2: The Texas Tornado is the only looping coaster, where both of the loops had to be changed in order to get the train around the track. This lead to the iconic appearance of this roller coaster.
Kemah Boardwalk in Kemah, Texas near Houston is an amusement center of Landry Inc. which has a small amusement park, numerous restaurants and a hotel. The amusement park can be entered free of charge, the rides on the amusement park attractions can be paid for individually or with an all-you-can-ride wristband.
Fun Fact: The roller coaster Boardwalk Bullet offers a very compact layout on an area of only 1acre, it is currently the highest wooden roller coaster in Texas.
SeaWorld San Antonio in San Antonio, Texas is the youngest of the American SeaWorld Parks. The park was founded in 1988 and is famous for its marine animal shows. On an area of 100 hectares, the animal and leisure park offers a manageable number of rides and other attractions.