Sensory-friendly and low-stimulation activities in Adelaide
Adelaide has 10 venues within 25 km of the city centre that describe a sensory-friendly option on their own website: a quiet morning, a relaxed performance, an early-entry day, a sensory map, a quiet room or sensory kits to borrow. That is 4 cinemas with sensory screenings, 3 museums and galleries, 1 zoo or aquarium, 1 play centre or trampoline park and 1 mini golf or climbing venue. Closest to the centre is Holey Moley Adelaide, 0.6 km away. Each card repeats what the venue says, with the date we read it and a link to the venue's page, because session dates change and the venue's page is the one to trust. A venue that is not here may still be quiet at times; it just has not said so.
Map of low-stimulation activities in Adelaide
10 places, nearest the centre first
- Holey Moley Adelaide — mini golf, Adelaide, 0.6 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Sensory Friendly Sessions
- Art Gallery of South Australia — art gallery, Adelaide, 1 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Sensory access notes
- Adelaide Zoo — wildlife park, Adelaide, 1.8 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Relaxed Zoo Hours and Relaxed Mornings
- Funtopia Prospect — indoor play centre, Sefton Park, 6 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Sensory Sessions
- HOYTS Arndale — cinema, Kilkenny, 7.4 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Sensory Screenings
- Event Cinemas Marion — cinema, Oaklands Park, 11 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Sensory Screenings
- National Railway Museum — museum, Port Adelaide, 12.4 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Autism-awareness visual story
- South Australian Maritime Museum — museum, Port Adelaide, 12.8 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Sensory bags on request
- HOYTS Tea Tree Plaza — cinema, Modbury, 13.5 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Sensory Screenings
- HOYTS Salisbury — cinema, Salisbury, 19 km from the centre. Sensory-friendly: Sensory Screenings
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