Ann Arbor is a genuinely welcoming place for sensory-friendly outings, with a couple of local museums running real, ongoing programs. This page lists venues we could verify offer genuine sensory or accessibility support, plus tips for planning an outing that sets your child up to succeed.
Runs an ongoing My Turn series of free quiet hours for families affected by autism and sensory processing differences, and offers sensory kits (fidgets, headphones, sunglasses) included with admission. All floors accessible by elevator.
Visit siteOffers sensory kits with noise-reducing headphones and fidget tools at the welcome desk, plus a dedicated quiet room on the lower level for sensory breaks. Fully accessible by elevator, with free general admission.
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