1. A Texas dad sold his business and built a $51 million theme park for his disabled daughter — with free admission for everyone with special needs. It's called Morgan's Wonderland, and since it opened, over 1 million visitors have experienced a place where accessibility is the priority—not an afterthought. One-third of the park's staff are people with special needs, proving that inclusion isn't just welcomed—it's woven into every part of the experience. Born from love and inclusion, Morgan's Wonderland isn't just a theme park—it's a living blueprint of what empathy can build. What happens when we design for everyone? We create spaces where difference becomes joy, not a barrier. Do you think that this is a wonderful outpouring of parental love?
