Welcome to the Republic of Texas, a small amusement park with a big attitude! We're a celebration of everything Texas, from it's past, to tomorrow.

The vast Texas territory was a patchwork of Indian nations, concurred by Spain, and finally a Mexican territory.

When Mexico became a dictatorship in the 1830's, Texas and other territories rebelled. Texas was the sole territory that managed to free itself. Texas had self-rule for a decade until the U.S. annexed it.

Please visit our loving recreation of The Alamo, straight past the main gates, and consider taking the tour. It's where Santa Anna's rampage across Texas began, and where Davy Crockett, James Bowie, and two hundred others held back an army over ten times their size for two weeks. All eyes turned toward Texas as the men killed in the Alamo were from 22 US States, Mexico, Denmark, England, Germany, Ireland, & Scotland.

Across from the Alamo, you'll find our small piece of Houston's massive Asiatown. At the N.W. corner of the park, you'll find our adobe village, built like the Pueblo Indian's village in El Paso. Across from it and our Asiatown, you can explore our gas, oil, and coal extraction facilities (now retired and repurposed). In the SW corner, you'll find Galveston's pirate island lighthouse, beach, and a reproduction of what the original Fort Crockett might have looked like. In the SE corner, you'll find the wetlands of SE Texas. The central southern section of our park is what The Houston Space Center might look like in the future. Check out Elmo Mush's AI controlled prototype VTOL rides. Safer than a Tesler! There's also a kid friendly zone in the NE corner of the park, with gentler rides.


Auld Whirligig copied from: OpenRCT2 Tutorials
Fireball copied from: Fidwell & Deurklink
Escape Hatch copied from: Fidwell
Sea Serpent inspired by: Cheddar (and the 200 foot sea serpent spotted near Galveston)
Lighthouse look partially suggested by: In Error
Overall park, minor changes suggested by: TimmyTuner