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In honor of Giving Tuesday, Noah’s Ark has committed to donate one 2025 Single Day Ticket for every Season Pass sold to the Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin on Tuesday, December 3, 2024.
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Noah's Ark Waterpark is excited to announce that we have partnered with the Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin to host Sensory Days, a series of events designed to provide an inclusive and welcoming experience for families with loved ones with sensory needs.
During the 2023 season, Sensory Days will take place on June 26, July 17 and August 14, offering families the opportunity to enjoy the park one hour prior to its opening to the public, fostering a less crowded, supportive environment.
In addition to Noah's Ark Waterpark opening its gates at 9a.m. to allow families their own time to enjoy the park at a quieter pace before it gets busy, the park will also create a sensory-friendly environment by reducing noise levels, minimizing visual stimulation and providing designated quiet areas for relaxation. The park's staff have been trained to assist guests and ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience for everyone.
Ahead of Sensory Days, Noah's Ark collaborated with the Autism Society of South Central Wisconsin for a comprehensive training program for the staff including understanding Sensory Processing Disorders, effective communication strategies, supporting guests' needs and behaviors and implementing sensory-friendly accommodations. By implementing these best practices, Noah's Ark is proud to create an environment that caters to the requirements of individuals with sensory challenges.
"The team at Noah’s Ark is setting a great example by making the park more accessible with the upcoming Sensory Days and we’re honored to play a part in making this possible,” said Development Coordinator of the Autism Society of South-Central WI Megan Hufton,“Spending the day at the waterpark is such a fun tradition for so many families in Wisconsin, and we are excited to see how families impacted by Autism and other sensory challenges experience everything the park has to offer!"
Noah's Ark is committed to making these Sensory Days an annual event, recognizing the importance of inclusivity and accessibility for all guests. The park remains dedicated to providing unforgettable experiences that can be enjoyed by families from diverse backgrounds and abilities.