OKLAHOMA CITY CIVIC CENTER The Civic Center has partnered with KultureCity to become a Certified Sensory Inclusive Venue. This initiative accommodates a variety of needs and promotes a positive experience for all patrons with sensory sensitivities. Patrons can check out a Sensory Bag, which includes noise-cancelling headphones, a KCVIP lanyard, fidget tools and a sensory communication card. There are also designated Quiet Areas for patrons who may be experiencing overstimulation. OKLAHOMA CITY MUSEUM OF ART The museum offers free, accessible parking in front of the museum on Couch Drive and an access ramp near the admissions desk. Screen the latest indie film in the museum’s theater featuring accessible seating and an assisted listening system with wireless headsets available. For visitors with vision needs, sighted guides are available with advance notice. Service dogs are welcome, and complimentary admission is provided for one companion per visitor with a disability. Pick up a free sensory booster pack with noise-canceling headphones, wiggle seats, fidgets and social narratives. For a tour tailored to your group’s accessibility needs, contact museum staff prior to your visit. OKLAHOMA CITY NATIONAL MEMORIAL MUSEUM Open 24 hours a day, year-round, the outdoor memorial has ADA-accessible entrances on three sides of the grounds, allowing visitors to access each component via a paved path. Accessible parking is available on the north side of the museum on 6th Street between Harvey and Robinson Avenues. The ADA-accessible museum features elevators and restrooms on each floor, and service animals are welcome. You may also use one of the museum’s free manual wheelchairs, but plan to arrive early as the supply is limited. Museum videos are open captioned, and the museum app provides a tour for visitors with vision disabilities. OKLAHOMA CITY ZOO The OKC Zoo has ADA-accessible pathways, exhibits, restaurants, restrooms, drinking fountains and playground equipment. Animal habitats are easy to view from any vantage point and wheelchairs and electric convenience vehicle rentals are available. For guests with sensory processing needs, “quiet zone” signage identifies areas with less activity and seating areas, and “headphone zone” signage indicates noisy areas where guests tend to linger. The Zoo has also partnered with KultureCity to offer Sensory bags.
SCIENCE MUSEUM OKLAHOMA For some indoor fun, Science Museum Oklahoma is a family friendly space for everyone to explore hands-on science experiences. The museum is ADA-accessible throughout with a limited number of wheelchairs available to reserve at no charge. Sensory kits, sensory stories and a sensory-focused map can help families with varying needs better explore the museum, and sensory-friendly family events are offered throughout the year. SCISSORTAIL PARK Noted as “a park for everyone,” Scissortail is designed for inclusion. The park is ADA-accessible throughout, including its pathways, water fountains and exercise stations, with directional signage in Braille. The 3.7-acre lake offers ADA-accessible paddle boat rentals and an accessible playground. Guests who have limited mobility can take a free tour of the park on a Silver Flyer golf cart by making an online reservation. Tours are 20 minutes and can accommodate up to four guests each Tuesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Oklahoma City is a city that is open for all. With these tips, visitors of all abilities can get started exploring some of the city’s most popular attractions. To access all that OKC has to offer, check out VisitOKC.com or contact any of these attractions in advance of your visit.
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