📍 Location: 300 College St, Greenville, SC💲 Price: $10 per child, adults free; membership discounts available
🧩 What It Is: Interactive museum with exhibits designed for young children, including sensory-friendly days and accommodations.
🌟 Highlights:Special sensory-friendly days with dimmed lights and reduced noise. Sensory backpacks available with tools like noise-canceling headphones, fidget toys, and visual schedules. Calm spaces throughout the museum
💡 Helpful Hints for Parents:Check their calendar online for sensory-friendly day schedules. Visit during weekday mornings for quieter crowds

📍 Location: 1000 Woodruff Rd Suite 18, Greenville, SC
💲 Price: $12–$15 for jump sessions; sensory-friendly hours vary
🧩 What It Is: Indoor trampoline park with designated sensory-friendly jump times offering a quieter, less overstimulating experience.
🌟 Highlights:

Reduced music and lighting during sensory hours. Staff trained for inclusivity and support
💡 Helpful Hints for Parents:Confirm sensory hour schedule by calling ahead or checking their website.Jump socks are required and can be purchased onsite. Bring water and plan for downtime after jumping

📍 Location: 1000 Woodruff Rd, Greenville, SC
💲 Price: Standard movie ticket prices ($6–$12 depending on showtime)

🧩 What It Is: Monthly sensory-friendly movie screenings where lights are up, sound is down, and kids can move and make noise freely.

🌟 Highlights: No need for silence or sitting still. Great social opportunity for children and families

💡 Helpful Hints for Parents:Check AMC’s website for upcoming sensory-friendly showtimes in Greenville.Bring snacks and comfort items your child prefers.Arrive early to choose seats near exits if needed

📍 Location: Various community centers and parks around Greenville
💲 Price: Usually free or minimal donation-based
🧩 What It Is: Monthly playgroups and social skills sessions organized for children with autism and their families.
🌟 Highlights:Peer socialization in a supportive environment.Facilitated activities with sensory considerations. Networking with other families and local resources
💡 Helpful Hints for Parents:Register ahead as spots can be limited.Bring sensory tools your child prefers.Check Autism Speaks Upstate chapter for updated schedule

📍 Location: 150 Cleveland Park Dr, Greenville, SC
💲 Price: $8 per person (children 2 and under free)

🧩 What It Is: Special sensory-friendly mornings with reduced noise, quieter crowds, and staff support.

🌟 Highlights: Calm zones and animal encounters in a quieter environment. Visual guides and social stories available

💡 Helpful Hints for Parents:Arrive early for a less stimulating environment. Bring sunglasses or hats for outdoor light sensitivity. Check zoo website for sensory event dates

📍 Location: 945 S Main St, Greenville, SC

🧩 What It Is: Home stadium of the Greenville Drive minor league baseball team offering family-friendly games and occasional special events.
🌟 Highlights:Flexible seating allowing families to choose quieter spots. Calm areas around the stadium for sensory breaks. Family events like "Bark in the Park" with a relaxed atmosphere.
💡 Helpful Hints for Parents:Arrive early to get settled in less crowded areas. Bring noise-canceling headphones, fidget toys, and familiar comfort items. Check the Greenville Drive website for upcoming family or sensory-friendly events.