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Montgomery Zoo Sensory Friendly Resources

Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum

Montgomery, Alabama - Montgomery County

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Provider overview

The Montgomery Zoo offers KultureCity sensory bags, quiet zones, and headphone zones so guests with autism or sensory processing needs can enjoy the zoo comfortably.

The Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum is a City of Montgomery attraction with KultureCity sensory accommodations including sensory bags and quiet zones.

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Ages
Guests of all ages who benefit from sensory accommodations
Season
Year-round, during regular zoo hours
Cost
Confirm zoo admission; sensory bags are free to check out (an ID deposit is requested).

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Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum

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Sensory bags and quiet zones

KultureCity sensory bags, designated quiet zones and headphone zones, quieter times, and accessibility checks at the zoo.

Ages
Guests of all ages who benefit from sensory accommodations
Season
Year-round, during regular zoo hours
Schedule
Check out a sensory bag at the Main Admission Entry/Gift Shop or the Mann Museum; quiet zones and headphone zones are marked throughout the zoo.
Cost
Confirm zoo admission; sensory bags are free to check out (an ID deposit is requested).
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Last checked
Jun 3, 2026
Why this is listed
The Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum partnered with KultureCity to offer sensory bags with headphones, fidget toys, and weighted lap pads (free to check out), plus designated quiet zones and headphone zones, for guests with sensory processing disorders such as autism.
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Program details we found

Sensory bags and quiet zones

The Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum partnered with KultureCity to offer sensory bags with headphones, fidget toys, and weighted lap pads (free to check out), plus designated quiet zones and headphone zones, for guests with sensory processing disorders such as autism.

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Inclusion and support details

What the provider says: The source names a KultureCity Sensory Initiative, sensory processing disorders, autism, sensory bags with headphones, fidget toys, and weighted lap pads, quiet zones, and headphone zones.

Access notes to confirm: Ask where to check out sensory bags, where quiet zones and headphone zones are, quieter times to visit, and stroller and wheelchair access.

What we checked

What we found: The Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum partnered with KultureCity to offer sensory bags with headphones, fidget toys, and weighted lap pads (free to check out), plus designated quiet zones and headphone zones, for guests with sensory processing disorders such as autism.

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What to confirm

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  • For sensory-friendly activities: what changes are made to sound, lighting, crowds, timing, quiet space, and re-entry?
  • Who should families contact to talk through accommodations before registering?

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