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Visit San Antonio THE OFFICIAL VISITOR’S GUIDE Vibrant San Antonio! EXPLORE, DINE, STAY & PLAY! Plus FAMILY FUN: PLAY ALL DAY WHERE TO EAT IN THIS FOODIE CITY EXPERIENCE THE LIVELY ARTS & CULTURE SCENE VisitSanAntonio.com Where Nature, Science and Culture Meet 3801 Broadway, San Antonio, TX 210.357.1910 | WitteMuseum.org VISIT SAN ANTONIO Contents Is the official publication of Visit San Antonio VISITSANANTONIO.COM 02 WHAT’S NEW 800-447-3372 President & Ceo Casandra Matej 06 FAMILY FUN Vice President, Marketing, Communications & Tourism Andres Munoz Marketing Manager 14 OUTDOORS Alyssa Bailey-Smith Marketing Manager Stacey Carroll 16 SPORTS 17 MAPS From the publishers of 28 THIS IS SAN ANTONIO Senior Project Manager, Where Nature, Science Content Development Science Nature, Where Kathy McFarland Design 30 HISTORY AND CULTURE Emily Critz Meet Culture and Vice President, Business Development David Dunham 38 PERFORMING ARTS Writers Kate Hull Heidenreich, Anne Heinen, Karen O’Donnell Krajcer, Jennifer Simonson, Kendall Talbot 40 FOOD Copy Editor Anne Heinen Production Director 51 NIGHTLIFE Aaron Chamberlain Production Coordinator Vanessa Ramirez 54 URBAN TRAVELER Editorial Assistants Carson Buffett, Kelsey Smith SALES & STUDIO ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 60 EVENTS & FESTIVALS Marina Garcia 64 GETTING AROUND Copyright©2020 Visit San Antonio. All rights reserved. Printed in the USA. Unless otherwise indicated, all photography courtesy of visitsanantonio Visit San Antonio and its members. Follow us: ON THE COVER: San Pedro Creek Culture Park 3801 Broadway, San Antonio, TX TX Antonio, San Broadway, 3801 210.357.1910 | WitteMuseum.org | 210.357.1910 VisitSanAntonio.Com 1 WHAT’S NEW What's New in San Antonio San Antonio invites you to discover the city’s newest offerings. SAN PEDRO CREEK CULTURE PARK 2 VISIT SAN ANTONIO The Official Visitor’s Guide SAN ANTONIO ZOO MORGAN’S WONDERLAND FAMILY FUN people of all ages and abilities to enjoy Two new rides bring waves of excitement traditional summer camp activities—such to SeaWorld & Aquatica San Antonio. as swimming, horseback riding, archery, Reaching speeds of 55 miles per hour, and hiking—in an ultra-accessible™ SeaWorld’s Texas Stingray is the tallest, environment. Similarly, Morgan’s fastest and longest wooden rollercoaster Wonderland Sports, a 3-acre ultra- in Texas. At Aquatica, SeaWorld’s water accessible sports complex, offers adaptive park, Tonga Twister’s body slides send and Paralympic-style sports programs, such riders on 415 feet of twists, turns and drops as basketball, softball, football, soccer and through AquaLucent™ tubes that create an tennis as well as playing fields with LED electrifying light show. lighting for the visually impaired. Experience weightlessness on a thrilling Twisted Trails Adventure Course, the new ride from Six Flags Fiesta Texas! world’s largest outdoor skytrail, is now The Joker: Carnival of Chaos is a swinging open at Natural Bridge Caverns. Four pendulum ride that reaches top speeds of 75 different levels feature activities and miles per hour. At 172 feet, it is the tallest obstacles and there are straight and curved ride of its kind. The new ride whips back Sky Rails. Twisted Trails Tykes is available and forth, offering riders staggering views for smaller explorers. of the world below. Enjoy an outback adventure with an all- SEALIFE Aquarium features a tropical new interactive experience at San Antonio ocean tank with a walk-through underwater Zoo, Kangaroo Krossing. Get up close and tunnel, hands-on interactions with anemone, learn about red kangaroos while feeding sea stars and sea urchins, and other them a tasty snack. opportunities to view more than 250 different species of marine and freshwater creatures. ARTS & CULTURE Morgan’s Wonderland continues its The Alamo is undergoing a multi-year, mission of inclusion with two new additions. multi-phase restoration and enhancement Morgan’s Wonderland Camp invites process. While the Cradle of Texas Liberty is VisitSanAntonio.Com 3 What’sWHAT’S NEW New being preserved for future generations, the areas, and native plantings to enhance the Alamo will remain open and is always free to beauty of Texas’s first modern art museum. visitors. For more on this project, see page 25. The San Antonio Botanical Garden’s new Inspired by a dream of founder Linda Pace, Education and Event Center provides the Ruby City is a contemporary arts center that perfect perch for gazing out at the recently houses more than 900 paintings, sculptures, opened Grand Lawn, the lush centerpiece of installations, and video works by contemporary this 38-acre urban oasis. artists from around the world, including more Just west of downtown, the San Pedro than forty pieces from Pace’s personal art Creek Culture Park exemplifies beauty collection. Designed by preeminent architect with purpose. The historic creek, where the Sir David Adjaye, Ruby City shares an arts native Payapa people lived for thousands of campus with picturesque Chris Park and years prior to the Spanish settlements, is Studio and is free and open to the public. transformed into a two-mile, linear park that The River Walk Public Art Garden engages both body and mind. Public art by showcases permanent and rotating local and international artists, thoughtful installations steps above the iconic San architectural design, local craft and historic Antonio River, including original mosaic preservation all enhance native landscaping murals created for the 1968 World’s Fair and ecosystem restoration. In addition to and the Antorcha de Amistad (Torch of temporary installations, performance art Friendship) sculpture. and special events, visitors enjoy tile murals, The McNay Art Museum blooms with ceramic artwork, and poetry and historic an exciting grounds transformation.Updates text etched into limestone—all reflecting the include scenic walkways, meditative seating cultural history of San Antonio. RIVER WALK PUBLIC ART GARDEN SEAWORLD’S TEXAS STING RAY 4 VISIT SAN ANTONIO The Official Visitor’s Guide FAMILY FUN San Antonio, Family-Style Kid-friendly San Antonio hits the spot for everyone in the family, no matter the season. THE WITTE MUSEUM 6 VISIT SAN ANTONIO The Official Visitor’s Guide It’s true—San Antonio’s history, cuisine, and culture are stellar. But the Alamo City is also one of the family-friendliest destinations in the U.S. Thrilling theme parks, outdoor excursions, multitudes of museums, and animal encounters are just some of the attractions that beckon every age, ability, and taste, every day. Adrenaline rules at Six Flags Fiesta JOKER CARNIVAL OF CHAOS Texas with dozens of rides, shows, a water park, and activities for everyone, from tots to thrillseekers. Walk on the wild side and maybe land a kiss from a giraffe at San An- The Ride of Your Life! tonio Zoo or at Natural Bridge Wildlife Six Flags Fiesta Texas, open year-round, Ranch. Jaw-dropping, giant underground is always upping the ante with exciting new caves at Natural Bridge Caverns show off rides and shows. The new Joker Carnival Mother Nature’s artistic best. Rides at Sea- of Chaos pendulum ride stands at a record- World & Aquatica San Antonio range breaking seventeen stories and reaches from floaty rafts to hypercoasters, while screeching speeds of up to 75 miles per kids of all ages connect with the park’s sea hour. White Water Bay water park turns lions and underwater creatures. Weave in cooling off into a good time with a lazy river, the favorite building blocks of all time and a wave pool, and more. see even more sealife at LEGOLAND Dis- In Texas, where everything is said to covery Center and SEALIFE Aquarium. be bigger, SeaWorld San Antonio has When it comes to special events, the party unveiled the Texas Stingray, the tallest, never ends in San Antonio. In addition to fastest, and longest wooden roller coaster filling the calendar with live music, sporting in the state. Promising speeds of up to 55 events, and festivals, the city goes all out for miles per hour, the rattling track joins the its pride and joy, the flower-filled Fiesta San park’s four other roller coasters as well as Antonio. This unique, eleven-day celebra- rides at all points on the thrill meter, from tion in April features parades on both land splashy Rio Loco rafts to Sea Swinger, a and river, coronations, dances, and more. screamingly exciting pendulum swing. At San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo is SeaWorld’s water park Aquatica San one of the largest indoor rodeos in the world, Antonio, check out Tonga Twister, a with plenty of roping, riding, and big-name new water ride featuring two body slides, entertainment. With so much family fun, the each with distinct twists and runs and biggest challenge will be deciding what to do! luminescent tubes that create special-effect VisitSanAntonio.Com 7 FAMILY FUN THEDOSEUM lighting patterns for an electrifying light Morgan’s Wonderland, the world’s show. And don’t miss Turtle Reef, a first-of- first ultra-accessible playground and theme its-kind biofiltration habitat where guests park, opened Morgan’s Wonderland Camp can get an up-close look at endangered and Morgan’s Wonderland Sports this year. and rescued sea turtles and multi-colored Year-round summer-camp style experiences fish, while learning more about the human for those with and without special needs are impact on the oceans. ultra-accessible in every way, with on-site cabins, a multi-platform zipline, an arts and ACTION & ADVENTURE crafts center, and more. Power up childrens’ minds through play At Natural Bridge Caverns ziplines at The DoSeum, San Antonio’s museum and a mysterious Hidden Passages Tour for kids. The Big Outdoors area is home to add pizzazz to this already-spectacular cave waterworks, a giant checkers board, and a encounter. Intrepid visitors crawl and slide super tall slide. Head inside for tinkering through the earth on Adventure Tours— at the Innovation Station and make-believe spelunking excursions into the deepest play in child-scaled Little Town.
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