Richard Pretlow, an architect by trade, brings more than 14 years of theme park industry experience to the Alamo City attraction.
Family Foundation. “Richard’s vision for the park shows how we are just getting started in fulfilling our mission.”
“There is so much trajectory at Morgan’s Wonderland, from potential new rides, food, retail, entertainment and ticketing opportunities,” Pretlow said, noting he plans to implement strategies to expand on those areas and on community awareness of the theme park and its mission.
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