Park Sensory Guide
Boomers Los Angeles, CA
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Sensory Guide TM
Arcade
ISD#9450
Sensory Levels (1 – Low Sensory Stimulation, 10 – High Sensory Stimulation)
TOUCH
4
- Participants will throw, squeeze, toss, push buttons, and engage in various games and equipment
- Lots of opportunity for tactile engagement
TASTE
1
- Low impact on this sense
SOUND
7
- High potential for close proximity/ shared space with other visitors
- When busy, can be noisy as sounds may echo
- Music, buzzers, and other sounds may occur
SIGHT
8
- Bright colors/lights
- Blinking/flashing lights
- Digital graphics
- Potential for space to be crowded
SMELL
2
- Potential food smells from cafe
- Low impact on this sense
Sensory Guide TM
Mini Golf
ISD#9457
Sensory Levels (1 – Low Sensory Stimulation, 10 – High Sensory Stimulation)
TOUCH
4
- Users hit golf balls using a putter
- Users must be aware of balance when walking through uneven pathways and stepping over obstacles
TASTE
1
- Low impact on this sense
SOUND
5
- Sounds from waterfall
- Sounds echo in holes under the waterfall
- Background sounds of nearby attractions
SIGHT
3
- Outdoor/natural lighting
- Reflections from waterfalls
- Transition between dark and light on holes under waterfall
SMELL
1
- Low impact on this sense
Sensory Guide TM
Rookie Go Karts
ISD#9456
Sensory Levels (1 – Low Sensory Stimulation, 10 – High Sensory Stimulation)
TOUCH
4
- Visitors drive their go kart using pedals
- Must be able to climb in and out of go kart
TASTE
1
- Low impact on this sense
SOUND
4
- Sound of go karts racing around the track
- Potential for close proximity/shared space with other visitors
SIGHT
4
- Outdoor/natural lighting
- Scenery rushes by when users are moving forward in the go kart
SMELL
2
- Potential fuel smell from go karts
- Low impact on this sense
Sensory Guide TM
Slick Track Go Karts
ISD#9454
Sensory Levels (1 – Low Sensory Stimulation, 10 – High Sensory Stimulation)
TOUCH
4
- Visitors drive their go kart using pedals
- Must be able to climb in and out of go kart
TASTE
1
- Low impact on this sense
SOUND
6
- Sound of go karts racing around the track
- Potential for close proximity/shared space with other visitors
SIGHT
4
- Outdoor/natural lighting
- Scenery rushes by when users are moving forward in the go kart
SMELL
2
- Potential fuel smell from go karts
- Low impact on this sense
Sensory Guide TM
Turbo Track Go Karts
ISD#9454
Sensory Levels (1 – Low Sensory Stimulation, 10 – High Sensory Stimulation)
TOUCH
4
- Visitors drive their go kart using pedals
- Must be able to climb in and out of go kart
TASTE
1
- Low impact on this sense
SOUND
6
- Sound of go karts racing around the track
- Potential for close proximity/shared space with other visitors
SIGHT
4
- Outdoor/natural lighting
- Scenery rushes by when users are moving forward in the go kart
SMELL
2
- Potential fuel smell from go karts
- Low impact on this sense
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