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Sensory-Friendly Sundays - Access Program at Australian National Maritime Museum


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Enjoy a modified environment to suit people on the autism spectrum and with a range of differing abilities

Enjoy a comfortable environment for kids and adults on the autism spectrum and visitors with a variety of access requirements. 
On Sensory-Friendly Sundays in Winter, our new exhibitions (Wildlife Photographer of the Year, A graphic tale of shipwreck), our submarine HMAS Onslow, and activity areas will be open extra early for a quieter experience and modified to suit people on the autism spectrum and with a range of differing abilities. 

Our trained staff and volunteers will be on hand to facilitate creative activities. 

PROUD TO SUPPORT THE SUNFLOWER

The museum supports the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower. The Sunflower is a globally recognised symbol for non-visible disabilities. 

You are encouraged to bring and wear your sunflower lanyard if you have one, or pick one up for free on arrival to the museum.

Staff who have had training to support visitors with Hidden Disabilities will also be wearing a sunflower badge or sticker.

Upcoming dates:

  • Sunday 29 September 8.30am - 11.30am

  • Sunday 13 October 8.30am - 11.30am

Suitable for kids and adults. Recommended for people aged 2 years and over

Cost: 12 child/adult. Children under 4 and members/annual pass holders free.

*Minimum height 90cm for entry to Action Stations and vessels.

Pre- Booking encouraged.