What is a sensory friendly place?

A place where common sensory triggers (noise, harsh lighting, crowding) are lower or more manageable, especially at certain times.

How do you score venues?

We translate inputs like noise, lighting and crowd into a practical plan (prep, first 10 minutes, and a safe exit).

Do you use Google reviews?

Yes. Google ratings, reviews, and photos are used as supporting evidence and can change over time.

How do I pick the right place?

Start with a suburb hub, filter by type, and prefer venues with a calmer score profile and good off-peak timing options.

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Child-friendly sensory spaces across Metro Melbourne

Search by suburb + sensory needs (for example: “low sound in Preston”, “low lighting in Footscray”, “no crowds in Glen Waverley”). Results are ranked by a Child Sensory Score and include low-sensory timing hints when detected.

No sensory spaces match these filters yet. Try removing a chip or lowering the minimum score.

Jasmine Nitti

Last updated: January 14, 2026

Child-friendly sensory spaces across Metro Melbourne

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