Where to go in Southwest Ohio when you need sensory accommodations built in — plus how to plan an outing that works for your family.
Getting out matters, but a bad sensory environment can end an outing fast. The good news: several Cincinnati venues have genuine, thoughtful autism accommodations, some developed with Cincinnati Children's and the University of Cincinnati. This page lists verified options and how to make the most of them.
Quiet zones throughout the building with weighted blankets, noise-reducing earmuffs, fidgets, and adjustable lighting (including a Rotunda Quiet Zone and a private Nursing Room), plus sensory tools at the OMNIMAX theater. Home to the Duke Energy Children's Museum.
Visit site'Access for All' program with Calming Rooms (developed with Cincinnati Children's and the University of Cincinnati), sensory bags at the Welcome Center, sensory-friendly restrooms, and free caregiver admission.
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