Quiet Morning - The Tank Museum
When? 30 September 2023
Where? Wareham
Quiet Morning returns to The Tank Museum on 30th September to support visitors with sensory needs.
All sounds and interactives in the Museum will be turned off between the hours of 9 and 11 and visitors can explore the world’s best collection of armoured vehicles in a calm environment.
Visitor Experience General Manager Rosanna Dean said:
“The Museum recognises that noise levels can cause sensory overload, and the Quiet Mornings enable visitors to experience the exhibitions in a peaceful setting.
“The Museum has also introduced a wellbeing room for those requiring a restful environment.”
Visitors with Special Educational Needs or disabilities can also borrow a sensory backpack for free, which includes ear defenders, fidget toy, and Commander Basil bear.
Tickets can be purchased on the day or pre-booked online.
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