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Step 6: Sensory Profile

(Step 6 of 8)

Help families understand what the environment feels like during a typical visit.
 

Many families travel with babies, toddlers, sensory-sensitive children, autistic children, or simply children who become overwhelmed in busy environments. The information you provide here helps parents decide whether your business is a good match for their family's needs.

1. Typical Noise Level

How noisy is the environment during a typical visit?

1 = Very Quiet

Examples: 

  • Quiet gallery

  • Nature trail

  • Library

5 = Moderate Noise Level

Examples: 

  • Restaurant

  • Science museum

  • Indoor attraction

10 = Very Loud

Examples: 

  • Concert

  • Sporting event

  • Busy arcade

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2. Typical Crowd Level

How crowded does the environment usually feel?

1 = Plenty of Personal Space

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5 = Moderate Crowds

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10 = Very Crowded & Busy

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3. Visual Stimulation Level

How visually stimulating is the environment?

1 = Very Calm

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5 = Moderate Visual Activity

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10 = Highly Stimulating

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4. Additional Sensory Factors

Are flashing or rapidly changing lights present?
Are strong smells commonly present?
Are quiet areas available where visitors can take a break?
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