<I have no affiliation with LEGOLAND, I am just sharing information>

Back in June, we did an overnight at LEGOLAND, NY. This was our second annual trip, but last year was just for the day.

If you’ve read this blog before, then you know I’ve talked about experiences at Disney. We’re a family that enjoys Theme Parks, but navigating them with someone that has sensory difficulties can be tricky. However, LEGOLAND is making that easier!

Stepping into the world of LEGO with lots of colors and creativity all around can be awesome but sometimes overwhelming. LEGOLAND has a Sensory Guide on their website, ensuring that every moment at LEGOLAND is magical and inclusive. From quiet spaces, to exciting attractions that cater to all, LEGOLAND lets you know what you’re going into at every stop.

Once you’re in the park, you’ll seen signs like these at each attraction:

Click here to read LEGOLAND, NY’s Sensory Guide.

I love that Theme Parks are becoming more inclusive so that everyone can feel welcome, be comfortable and have fun!