Peppa Pig Theme Park Dallas / Fort Worth is designed to be a first theme park experience for preschoolers. Everybody is welcome at America’s newest theme park, but Peppa Pig Theme Park Dallas / Fort Worth wasn’t built for everybody.

On a recent weekday, a small child frolicked under a spotless North Texas sky and a bright sun, shouting at his father as he made a beeline for playscape called “Granny Pig’s Garden.” A life-sized pig welcomed him in a British accent,

The Peppa Pig Theme Park in Texas, designed for preschool-age children up to age 6, officially opened to the public on Saturday. Based on the popular Peppa Pig brand, the park comes from Merlin Entertainments, the company that operates Legoland theme parks, Sea Life aquariums and other attractions.

The theme park is not the only Peppa Pig attraction in North Texas. There is also a Peppa Pig World of Play, an indoor play center specifically for pre-K kids, located in Grapevine Mills Mall. Grampy Rabbit’s Dinosaur Adventure takes riders along a track, passing smoky volcanoes and Peppa Pig characters.

Peppa Pig, the long-running British animated children's cartoon that follows the adventures of the titular Peppa Pig, will have its own theme park in the Dallas-Fort Worth area on March 1. The park offers young fans of the children's series a chance to step into Peppa's world beyond the television screen.

Peppa Pig Theme Park Dallas-Fort Worth opened its gates Saturday morning, bringing five rides, nine play areas and a diner to the area.

Peppa Pig theme park in North Richland Hills opens March 1, offering rides, play areas, and live shows for young children.