Sensory-friendly outings and inclusive venues across the Norfolk area. For chains and big venues that train their staff nationwide, see our guide to sensory-friendly programs.
The zoo says it is a Certified Sensory Inclusive Facility and KultureCity partner, with sensory backpacks and weighted lap pads available to rent at the Membership Office, quiet areas and headphone-zone signs. 3500 Granby St, Norfolk.
Visit siteThe museum says sensory bags, large-print labels and video captions are available at the Welcome Desk, wheelchairs and strollers are free to borrow, and service and comfort animals are permitted. One Memorial Place, Norfolk.
Visit siteThe aquarium says it is certified Sensory Inclusive by KultureCity, with quiet zones, headphone zones, sensory bags to check out and a social story on the KultureCity app, and it holds Sensory Friendly Mornings on the second Saturday of each month before opening. 717 General Booth Blvd, Virginia Beach.
Visit siteNauticus publishes an accessibility page covering physical access and assistive listening. It makes no sensory-specific claims, so ask ahead about quieter times.
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