In a notable collaboration aimed at inclusivity, the City of Plymouth is joining forces with Urban Air Adventure Park to host a Sensory-Friendly Play Day, offering a tailored experience for individuals with disabilities or sensory sensitivities, as reported by the City of Plymouth's news release.

Set for an early morning run on Sunday, April 21 from 8-10 a.m. the event at 3580 Holly Lane N. is set to feature a range of recreational options including trampolines, a ninja warrior course, indoor playground equipment, dodgeball games, and other attractions without the usual sensory overload, non-flashing/strobing lights and the absence of overhead music are provided for a more accommodating environment, the City said.

The initiative reflects an understanding of the challenges faced by those with sensory sensitivities, and aims to create a space where they can engage in playful activities comfortably; furthermore, the provision of quiet rooms replete with sensory activities shows a thoughtful consideration towards attendees needing a respite from the playful bustle.

Participants interested in joining are required to preregister with an entry fee of $20 per child—parents and guardians can accompany their young ones at no extra costs, according to the instructions laid out in the City's announcement, preregistration is a prerequisite for participation and can be readily completed online.

For additional details or questions, the Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department remains available at 763-509-5200, ready to furnish potential attendees with the information they might require to ensure a smooth and enjoyable experience for all involved.