Silent day - Styrassic Park

Experience two days of silence in Styrassic Park!

On these days (12 and 13 April 2024), we will adapt the park so that it is also accessible for autistic and highly sensitive people as well as those seeking peace and quiet. Based on the “Quiet Hour” in supermarkets, we want to make tourism more accessible with our “Quiet Days”. The “Quiet Days” are intended to create an inclusive space in which all families can create wonderful memories together with their children.

Designed to meet the needs of people who are sensitive to stimuli

All electronic dinosaurs, loudspeakers and other “noise makers” will be switched off and our cinema auditorium will be transformed into a low-stimulus room where you can retreat if you are overstimulated. The rides will have “quiet times” and “active times”, which will alternate every two hours. Activities such as climbing, plaster moulding, painting station, giant slide and bouncy castles can be enjoyed throughout the day. Our excavation site is available all day for exploring, where you can try your hand at palaeontology. Those who find the playground too busy will find peace and quiet in our dinosaur forest, where benches invite you to rest and listen to the birds.

Great support

LebensgrGoß will be on hand with an information stand on the Breastfeeding Days. This stand will provide information about the topic and inform interested parties. The stand will also serve as a networking centre for those affected. Thanks to Neuroth, noise-cancelling headphones will be available to borrow for children who still find the hustle and bustle too much. These are available on request at the entrance while stocks last.

FREE ADMISSION FOR PERSONS ON THE AUTISM SPECTRUM OR PERSONS WITH A DISABILITY CARD + 50% DISCOUNT FOR ONE ACCOMPANYING PERSON

Between 12.4 & 13.4, our Dinopark will be specially designed to meet the needs of people with sensory sensitivities.
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In close cooperation with the autism focus of LebensGroß, sensitisation and preparation was carried out especially for the “Silent Day”. The special requirements of autistic visitors were discussed in training sessions and suitable measures were developed together. Secure your ticket!