What does a tunnel built for kids with disabilities look like? 🤔
The Boring Company just started one in San Antonio.
- Nov 10: Prufrock-5 began digging Morgan's Inclusion Tunnel
- About 0.8 miles long, 30–40 ft underground
- A 900,000-lb machine, 13.5 ft tunnel
- It links Morgan's Wonderland, the world's first ultra-accessible theme park, with its new hotel
- Only 29 days after finishing the Bastrop dig
Why it matters: families can move around the campus sheltered from heat, cold and rain.
Tunnels aren't only for traffic. Sometimes they're for kindness 💙
Should more cities build tunnels like this?
31
The Boring Company terminó de excavar en Bastrop y 29 días después ya estaba perforando en San Antonio. 🕳️
En España, en 29 días no da tiempo ni a que te den cita para presentar el estudio de impacto ambiental.
¿Qué ciudad española sería la primera en pedir un Loop?
Yo haría el corredor Mediterráneo o Alicante -> Santiago de Compostela 😎
Key details on the San Antonio project:
Location: Morgan’s Inclusion Campus on San Antonio’s Northeast Side.
Length: Roughly 0.8–1 mile.
Purpose: An ultra-accessible, weatherproof underground connection linking Morgan’s Wonderland (an inclusive theme park), Morgan’s Hotel, Morgan’s Wonder Care, and the Multi-Assistance Center (MAC). People of all abilities can travel between sites in self-driving electric shuttles, protected from heat, cold, and rain.
Status: Under construction; tunneling officially began around November 10–11, 2026. It’s The Boring Company’s first public tunnel in Texas and its first for a non-profit.
20
The Boring Company started digging in San Antonio just 29 days after finishing in Bastrop.
Morgan's Inclusion Tunnel:
• Nearly 1 mile, 30–40 ft deep
• Prufrock-5, a 900,000 lb machine
• Digging projected at 14 weeks
• Autonomous shuttles for all abilities
• Opens late 2027
