Visiting on a weekday and arriving early may help avoid crowds, especially school groups. It's suggested to start from the top floor which is quieter and work your way down. After school visits, typically post 2:30 pm, the venue also tends to be less crowded.
Yes, the centre provides Autism Sundays, during which sensory stimuli, such as radios and hand dryers, are turned down or off, and quiet areas are made available to prevent overstimulation. Noisy exhibits are also switched off to ensure a comfortable environment.
Yes, there is an on-site cafeteria that offers a variety of food options. Visitors also have the option to bring their own packed lunches, allowing for flexibility in dining choices during their visit.