The London Children’s Museum celebrates the uniqueness of every child. We are committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment that supports children of different ages, abilities, and interests.
If your family has any feedback, suggestions, or questions regarding accessibility, please info [at] londonchildrensmuseum.ca (contact us).
- Exhibit Design
The London Children's Museum was designed with accessibility in mind. Eight exhibits extend over a single floor with clear pathways. A LULA lift provides access to the mezzanine. Most exhibits are fully accessible and include learning opportunities for every visitor. If you have any questions, please contact us.
- Quiet Rooms & Infant Care
The London Children's Museum has a quiet room and an infant care room available to visitors. These spaces are open to visitors who would benefit from a private space to care for their children, engage in prayer or meditation, or just take a moment to themselves.
- Sensory Friendly Evenings
Monthly Sensory Friendly Evenings offer children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), physical or cognitive disabilities, or sensory processing considerations, and their families with a quieter museum experience. With extremely limited attendance, Sensory Friendly Evenings turn down the noise, crowds, and stimulation of a typical day. Sensory Friendly Evening admission is free and registration is required.
- Adventure Backpack
Adventure backpacks are available to sign out at the London Children’s Museum’s front desk. This backpack includes noise-cancelling headphones, transition timers, a printed copy of our social story, and visual supports.
- Sensory Support
Weighted lap blankets are available to borrow at the London Children's Museum's front desk.
- Social Story
Stay tuned for our new social story!
- Visual Supports
Stay tuned for new visual supports!
- Restrooms and Changing
The London Children's Museum is equipped with inclusive washrooms that include barrier-free, universal, and family stalls. Child-sized and adult-sized change tables, as well as private sinks, are available in select stalls.
- Support Workers
Personal support people are welcome to visit the London Children’s Museum at no cost when they are accompanying individuals they support. The London Children’s Museum accepts the Access 2 Card.
- Support Animals
Visitors are welcome to bring their certified service animals into the London Children's Museum.
