Pittsburgh International Airport
“Air travel is stressful, and it can be especially difficult for individuals with autism and other neurodevelopmental challenges. Presley’s Place, located just past Gate A-7, offers a calming respite for travelers with sensory sensitivities and their families to de-escalate prior to getting on a plane or even after landing.”
Resources: https://flypittsburgh.com/pittsburgh-international-airport/terminal-information/accessibility/
Morgan’s Place
“Morgan’s Place is a fun place for those with or without special needs of any age or ability level to come and stimulate their senses in an environment that is uniquely created just for them. This very special place can be reserved on an individual basis or for small groups including school field trips and birthday parties. Designed as a gentle-use facility, we are not a drop-off center but rather a place for inclusive and cooperative activities for the individual that needs a sensory controlled environment and/or wheelchair accessibility.”
Resources: http://themorganproject.org/morgans-place-multi-sensory-wonderland/
MacKenzie Centre, an early intervention center in Hamilton, New Zealand
“The purpose of the multisensory room is to provide an environment of stimulating activities and experiences to increase awareness and positive behaviors. The room includes lighting effects, sensory activities, tactile experiences, and cause and effect items.”
Resources: https://www.mckenziecentre.org.nz/41/pages/18-multi-sensory-room