Getting ready forSensory Sundays at Crayola Experience.
On select Sunday mornings, Crayola Experience in Easton and Orlando turns the lights down and the music off and opens a quiet room, all included with admission. The Mall of America location has calmer areas, sensory aids and a sensory guide.
Sensory supports. Lights down, music off, quiet room.
Hours
Sensory Sundays: 10 am to 12 pm on select Sundays at Easton and Orlando. Easton and Orlando open daily at 10 am; last tickets are sold 1 hour before closing. Mall of America: Monday to Thursday 10 am to 6 pm, Friday and Saturday 10 am to 8 pm, Sunday 11 am to 6 pm.
Easton: 30 Centre Square, Easton, PA 18042. Orlando: 8001 S. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32809, at The Florida Mall. Mall of America: 300 South Avenue, Bloomington, MN.
“Join us for Sensory Sundays offered on select dates throughout the year from 10am-12pm.” Easton: “Lights will be dimmed” “Music will be turned off” “Quiet Room available” “Paper towels available in the restrooms”
Orlando: “Attractions adapted for sensory comfort” “Low lighting” “Music and sounds turned off” “Quiet room available” “Plus, try sensory-friendly Crayola products and enjoy a special character appearance at 11:00am.”
At Mall of America: “Designated calmer areas where guests can take a break from stimulation in a comfortable environment.” “Availability of sensory aids, such as noise-canceling headphones, fidgets, and weighted items, to enhance comfort.” crayolaexperiencemn.com
Mall of America has no Sensory Sundays, but it has calmer areas, sensory aids and a sensory guide. Ask any team member, or call Guest Services at 952-883-8800 before you go.
Easton and Orlando have a quiet room on Sensory Sundays but don't say where it is. Ask at the entrance when you arrive.
whether Sensory Sundays need booking or have a guest limit
Sensory Sunday dates for 2027
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whether Mall of America's sensory aids are free to borrow
Call 610-515-8000More about Crayola Experience Sensory Sundays (Easton, Orlando and Mall of America)
Louder, in Crayola Experience's words
Color Playground, Mall of America (“Loud when busy.”)not stated
Café Stage, Mall of America (“Music and performance audio with microphone.”)not stated
Rockin' Paper, Mall of America (“Music and drawing machine,” with “some flashing and neon lights.”)not stated
Paint Palette, Mall of America (“Drying machine.”)not stated
Melt & Mold, Mall of America (“Mechanical sounds.”)not stated
Scribble Scrubbies and Sand Art, Mall of America (“Hand dryer.”)not stated
Quieter
Nursing Mothers' Room/Quiet Room, near the restrooms, Mall of Americaquiet zone
The Crayola Store, Mall of Americaquiet zone
Colossal Caddy, Mall of Americaquiet zone
At Easton, use the main entrance on Centre Square; Pine Street is an exit only. The attraction has 4 levels.
Kids 2 and under are always free at Orlando with proof of birth date. Everyone 3 and up needs admission.
Mall of America's guide says “Weekday mornings and early afternoons are generally quieter,” and that arriving at opening lets you “adjust to the environment and gradually adapt as it becomes busier.”
Some stations are messy, with paint, wax, clay or sand, and the Mall of America guide notes “Strong smells from wax” at Drip Art, Melt & Mold and the Crayon Factory Theater. Play clothes help.
At Mall of America, shoes come off at Color Playground.
