Peppa Pig Theme Park bringing kid-friendly adventures to North Texas
Parents and children are in for a treat with the opening of a Peppa Pig theme park in North Texas.
Following the success of the first location in Florida, Merlin Entertainments is bringing Peppa Pig Theme Park Dallas-Fort Worth to North Richland Hills.
The park will feature rides, play areas, interactive shows and family-friendly dining — all designed specifically for children up to age six, according to a news release.
Scheduled to open to the public on March 1, the theme park promises to create cherished memories for children and their families across North Texas.
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