Museum of Illusions Orlando Hosts Sensory-Friendly Morning on April 18, 2026

- Michelle Snow

Museum of Illusions Orlando at ICON Park

In recognition of Autism Awareness Month, Museum of Illusions Orlando will host a Sensory Friendly Day on Saturday, April 18 from 10am to 12pm, creating a calmer museum environment designed for guests with sensory sensitivities.

During the event, the museum will implement several sensory-conscious adjustments designed to create a more relaxed atmosphere.

Guest capacity will be limited to reduce crowding and provide additional personal space, while background music will be lowered or turned off where possible. Lighting will be softened in select areas, and louder or highly stimulating exhibit elements may be temporarily disabled.

Tickets for the Sensory Friendly Day will be limited and available online in advance to ensure a comfortable experience for all guests. Admission is $19.99 per person.

Following the April event, Museum of Illusions Orlando plans to introduce monthly Sensory Friendly Hours on select mornings, creating an ongoing opportunity for neurodivergent guests and their families to experience the museum in a supportive environment.

“Museum of Illusions believes wonder should be accessible to all minds and all senses,” said George Youngdahl, General Manager of Museum of Illusions Orlando. “Sensory Friendly Days allow more guests and families to enjoy the curiosity, creativity, and fun of illusions in an environment that works for them.”

Museum of Illusions is located at ICON Park Orlando, and parking is free. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit MOIOrlando.com

About Michelle Snow

Michelle is the owner and editor of CitySurfing Orlando. She also owns Zengrrl.com, is a freelance writer specializing in travel and entertainment, has authored/co-authored four guidebooks on Orlando and Florida, and was head editor/writer at TheDisneyBlog.com for 10 years. She's lived in Orlando near Walt Disney World since 1995, and still finds there's so much fun to be had in Central Florida.
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