Your Journey
Prior to your matchday experience, the Access Team will offer you the opportunity to view the facilities on a non-match day, so you and your family can familiarise yourself with the route, room, and stadium.
Your Matchday Journey
Arriving to the match
- You will be met in the car park by our Access Team and escorted to the sensory room
- You can view the route to the Sensory Room in the video above, but the Access Team will be accompanying you on the way
- The arrival time will be arranged with the Access Team before matchday
- The room will open two hours before kick-off
During the Match
- The Sensory Room is supervised by staff from City in the Community
- Food will be pre-ordered before the match and delivered at half-time. Refreshments available with the room throughout
Leaving the match
- You will be escorted from the Sensory Room back to the car park by our access team
Fan feedback/testimonials
"From the very first phone call, we have been blown away by the passion, love and care you have put into this exciting project.
The emotion from staff during the day was enough to show how much this meant to them and how much hard work they had all put into it. Putting love and care into something makes it feel like you as a family are included in a way you can really join in. Inclusion is a word that is thrown around all too easy, however this is how you truly include a child with disabilities. You all made us feel like royalty and made us feel part of it!
Thank you so very much from the bottom of our hearts, seeing our boy smile like he did is a memory we shall forever treasure."
"I feel like you are doing a brilliant job in delivering something that will be so useful and rewarding for so many city fans who might never have dreamt that they would be given an opportunity to attend a game for something that they feel passionate about, I really had a lovely time with my boys and I think with the right encouragement to get them to sit in the outside chairs it will be the best stepping stone to hopefully work up to general admission seating."
"The sensory room itself blew me away, when we walked in the box, I was very impressed and then into the sensory room itself, oh I was in tears. It is just perfect for Alfie's needs and it worked its magic by calming my very over stimulated boy down during the second half.
Alfie sat in the stands for the first full half, something I couldn't even possibly imagine a couple of weeks ago. I cannot begin to explain how that feels.
Put quite simply, your wonderful team have worked so hard to create a safe and happy place for kids with additional needs. Not only has a lot of thought gone into this room but a massive amount of love and care.
For us the best part? To just feel normal. To feel how everybody else in that stadium felt even if it was for a short space of time.
You took our worries away."
