As Kansas' premier science center, Exploration Place features interactive exhibits, engaging adventures, and a dome theater showcasing fascinating films. A highlight is the Sensory Garden, which offers planter boxes and water features for a calming, hands-on experience. The garden has a place to sit, relax and enjoy the view of the Arkansas River. Visitors can also borrow sensory bags during their visit.

Hosting events from Wichita Thunder hockey games to major concerts, INTRUST Bank Arena can accommodate thousands, leading to elevated noise levels. To assist guests with sensory sensitivities, the arena provides a sensory room and offers sensory bags equipped with noise-canceling headphones, fidget tools and more.

Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport is a participant of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower program, a global initiative aimed at providing support and assistance to travelers with hidden disabilities. The program enables individuals to discreetly indicate that they have a non-visible disability and may need additional assistance, understanding or more time. By wearing a Sunflower lanyard, pin, wristband or retractable Sunflower ID card, a traveler can communicate their needs without disclosing their specific condition, making their journey comfortable.

Ranked among the nation's largest zoos, Sedgwick County Zoo houses more than 3,000 animals across nearly 400 species. The expansive 250-acre setting includes designated quiet areas for relaxation. Sensory bags are available for checkout at the ticket windows, enhancing the visitor experience. You can return them to the gift shop when you exit.

Century II Performing Arts and Convention Center offers sensory packs to enhance inclusivity for patrons with sensory sensitivities. Available at all ticketed events on a first-come, first-served basis, each pack includes a fidget toy, earplugs, a lollipop and a sanitizing wipe to provide comfort and support. This initiative will debut during the five-day run of “Beetlejuice the Musical.”

A serene environment awaits at the Wichita Art Museum, ideal for visitors seeking a quieter setting. The museum offers sensory bags for checkout at the front desk and provides various camps and story times throughout the year. The PLAY area on the lower level is specifically designed for children, featuring toys, books and art supplies.

Urban Air Adventure Park organizes "Sensory Friendly Play" events tailored for children with autism and special needs. During these sessions, the park minimizes loud music and other sensory stimuli, creating a more comfortable environment for all attendees.