The City of Plymouth is joining hands with Urban Air Adventure Park for a morning tailored to the needs of those with sensory sensitivities. The Universal Air, a sensory-friendly play day, is scheduled to run from 8:00-10:00 A.M. Sunday, May 19, specifically designed for individuals with disabilities or sensory sensitivities, reported the City of Plymouth's website.

An accommodating gesture made in partnership between local government and business, this event stands out as a welcome relief for those in the community who often find typical recreational environments overwhelming. On this day, Urban Air, at 3580 Holly Lane N., will switch off the overhead music, eliminate any flashing or strobing lights, and set up quiet rooms with sensory activities, aiming to create a more inclusive atmosphere.

Featuring a variety of attractions like trampolines, a ninja warrior course, indoor playground equipment, and dodgeball games, the park opens its doors to a special audience, ensuring the amenities can be enjoyed by all.

To secure a spot at Universal Air, a payment of $20 per child is required. Parents and guardians can breathe easy knowing their attendance is free of charge. While walk-ins are welcome, the city encourages preregistration to ensure the event runs smoothly, according to the City of Plymouth's announcement. Interested parties can click the provided link to the city’s website to register in advance.

For more details, such as accommodation specifics or potential concerns, one can reach out to the Plymouth Parks and Recreation Department directly at 763-509-5200.