Where to go in Central 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 Columbus venues have genuine, thoughtful autism accommodations. This page lists verified options and how to make the most of them.
Free sensory bags (noise-cancelling headphones, visual schedules, fidgets, bubbles) available at Guest Services, plus a first-floor Calming Room. Sensory program developed with Nationwide Children's Hospital and the Autism Society Central Ohio; publishes a sensory-friendly map and guest guide.
Visit siteKultureCity Sensory Inclusive certified. Offers monthly Quiet Hours on the first Sunday of each month with reduced sound and lighting, plus sensory bags, social stories, and sensory maps.
Visit siteGet our free summer guide
Sensory-smart, low-pressure, and actually fun. Free PDF, delivered instantly, plus one short practical email each week.
10 Amazing Activities to Do With an Autistic Child This Summer — free PDF, delivered instantly.
No spam. Unsubscribe any time.
Sensory-smart, low-pressure, and actually fun. Free PDF, delivered instantly, plus one short practical email each week.
10 Amazing Activities to Do With an Autistic Child This Summer — free PDF, delivered instantly.
No spam. Unsubscribe any time.