Universal Studios recently announced its first-ever quiet rooms for those who could use a break from the bustling theme parks. Targeted towards guests with cognitive disabilities, the room is located near the front of the park and will be open when the park is. The room contains rubber floor tiles, an activity wall panel and two hiding tunnels. No reservation is required, but thirty-minute time limits are encouraged.

Additionally, Universal Resort’s Guide for Guests with Cognitive Disabilities also lists quiet areas within its theme parks that typically have lesser foot traffic.

(Travel Weekly, 03.14.22)

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