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Sesame Place Philadelphia has joined the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program, supporting visitors with non-visible disabilities. This program offers a discreet way for individuals to indicate they may need extra assistance, ensuring a more inclusive experience for all.
Have you visited an attraction offering similar support? How was your experience?
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Sesame Place Philadelphia Joins Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Program
After becoming the first theme park in the world to be designated as a Certified Autism Center, Sesame Place Philadelphia has now become the first theme park in th | The addition of the Sunflower program complements Sesame Place’s current … Continue reading
Ayden is our Becoming rentABLE Autism Ambassador. Typically we share Ayden’s Taste Testin’ vidoes, but he loves this viral trend so much that he wanted to start his own about autism and how he feels about it.
Make sure you watch until the end and be sure to share the love because THIS right here is why we do what we…
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35 likes, 4 comments - becomingrentable on June 5, 2024: "Ayden is our Becoming rentABLE Autism Ambassador. Typically we share Ayden’s Taste Testin’ vidoes, but he loves this viral trend so much that he wanted to start his own about … Continue reading
So pleased with this group. As a person with an ‘invisible’ disability, it can be so hard to explain to people especially as I am only 26 and people think that young people can’t have disabilities or be disabled without an ‘obvious’ sign. It’s sad that we need to have a community forum and groups like these to be able to advocate for people…
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Yes, sad but true. However, with each trip we take we can raise awareness – making the world better for the next traveler. We are still trying to grow this group, so please be sure to invite others who could benefit!
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Excellent! So pleased that this group has been created. We humans are very adaptable and often don’t look at our disabilities as being a hindrance… until those we are interacting with make life sooooo much more difficult than it needs to be.
We’re looking forward to members sharing their invisible disability stories, to help us identify what…
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That is why I joined as well. I’m a wheelchair user but I want to learn how to help people with other disabilities. Just because you have A disability doesn’t make you a pro on ALL disabilities!
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Travel with an Invisible Disability 8 months ago
