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March 6, 2023https://sensoryaccess.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/IMG_7690.movWe were lucky to attend the first official opening day of Universal Studio Hollywood’s Super Nintendo World and to create Sensory Rating Cards for both the land itself and the ride, Bowsers Challenge. Super Nintendo World is at the bottom of Universal Studio’s so it requires several escalators –...
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November 5, 2022all images by Angela Sterling for PNB When we do sensory reviews, I try not to let whether I personally like a piece or not be part of my review. Yet last night’s The Season’s Cannon, from the amazingly creative choreographer Crystal Pite, was so mesmerizing that I had...
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August 29, 2022As you know by now we work with a ton of theaters and theatrical productions in creating Sensory Guides – a breakdown of sensory impact moments in a production so that Neurodivergent patrons can access productions more easily and prepare themselves for the sensory impact of a show! This...
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May 10, 2022We are absolutely thrilled to be working with Unboxed, a set of ten art-meets-science-meets-innovation-and-math commissions that are furthermore part of the Commonwealth Games in the UK…phew – that was a mouthful! Dreamachine is one of those commissions, and I had the pleasure of traveling to the east part of...
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May 8, 2022We are so excited to have 5th Avenue Theatre join the growing list of Sensory Accessible Theatres! Seattle is one of the most accessible cities when it comes to theater and art for neurodivergent individuals, and we are thrilled to support the current and 2022-2023 season for the Fifth...
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May 6, 2022As expected, this Marvel film has all of the sounds and visual glory expected from a Marvel film. There is the the fighting, amazing visual effects by Industrial Light and Magic, the superb sound and the overall, sometimes a bit complex, story line. If you are an avid follower...
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March 4, 2022We had the pleasure of accompanying an autistic guest to the newly located Crocodile to see the band grandson, as well as opening bands Royal and the Serpent and Oxymorrons. What a show! As with all concerts, there was plenty of volume and concert lighting, but here are some...
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February 20, 2022https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h42mNA-dpqEWe’ve done it again! Sensory Access has collaborated with Mr Cheezypop for an awesome exploration of Sensory Break spots, this time at Disney California Adventure! We love DCA and it can be very overwhelming, and we count on these spots to take some needed breaks to reset our sensory...
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February 17, 2022We were excited to be at the premiere of the touring show of Freestyle Love Supreme – a unique hip-hop style performance that is completely improvised each night based on audience suggestions. The talent of the performers is staggering, and made up for the bright stage lights that consistently...
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February 14, 2022With the addition of Genie+ to the Disneyland App, the Disability Access Service (DAS) has changed. It used to be that you had to get into the park and wait int line at Guest Services to get your DAS Pass – not always easy when you have just arrived...
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