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8 San Diego Attractions for Kids with Disabilities

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San Diego welcomes diverse families, offering inclusive havens for children of all backgrounds. From gymnastics to trampoline parks, nature explorations to museum visits, and everything in between, discover delightful destinations where endless excitement ensures the whole family will enjoy their day out.

Here is list of 8 San Diego Attractions for Kids with Disabilities

Lets Explore each Attractions in details.

San Diego Zoo

San Diego Zoo


With over 12,000 creatures inhabiting a vast 100-acre park, the zoo becomes a captivating world, ranging from mighty elephants to fascinating invertebrates. Meandering through the zoo’s extensive network of paved paths and roads, visitors are transported through stunning representations of various habitats, spanning from lush tropical rainforests to the enchanting Arctic. For guests with special needs, a complimentary pass is offered for a personal caregiver, granting access to programs and facilities. Additionally, those with limited mobility can enjoy complimentary ADA shuttle services, ensuring everyone can partake in the zoo’s wonders.

 

Cabrillo National Monument

Cabrillo National Monument


Experience a captivating day at Cabrillo National Monument, where adventure awaits amidst lighthouses, tide pools, and delightful picnics. Gain free access with the National Parks Access Pass, exclusively for U.S. citizens or permanent residents with a permanent disability.

 

Fleet Science Center

Fleet Science Center


Discover a world of fun and learning at San Diego’s premier museum, the Fleet Science Center. With over 100 interactive exhibits and engaging programs for all ages, it is the perfect destination for families. Experience the magic of science firsthand and do not miss the third Saturday each month, which provides a tranquil environment and special accommodations like a dedicated quiet area and a gentle IMAX screening.

San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum

San Diego Childrens Discovery Museum


The vibrant San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum in Escondido brims with an array of enriching opportunities for young learners. Inclusivity lies at its heart, as it extends discounted memberships to children with special needs and their families. Moreover, a complimentary caregiver pass ensures that your child’s personal attendant or one-on-one aide can join the family without charge.

Sesame Place San Diego

Sesame Place San Diego


This charming park is a haven of boundless excitement, boasting thrilling water park adventures, timeless attractions, and captivating live performances. Delight begins at the Guest Services Center, where the Rider Accessibility Program awaits, granting special needs guests and five loved ones privileged access to select rides. Plus, this Chula Vista gem is a Certified Autism Center, with compassionate staff who have undergone comprehensive autism sensitivity training.

SeaWorld San Diego

SeaWorld


Discover the enhanced options of SeaWorld’s Guest Accessibility program. This convenient resource allows you to reserve dedicated time slots for rides and attractions, bringing up to five companions along. For American Sign Language interpretation during shows and tours, kindly reach out to Guest Services at least two weeks prior to your visit.

LEGOLAND California

LEGOLAND California


The LEGO celebration park warmly embraces children on the spectrum and those facing various challenges, recognizing the profound impact it can have on their social and communication skills. Visitors seeking an inclusive experience can easily obtain an Assisted Access Pass at Guest Services, granting immediate boarding privileges on their preferred ride and convenient scheduling for subsequent attractions.

Esteban Villanueva
Esteban Villanueva
Esteban Villanueva was born in Washington D.C. and raised in La Jolla. He attended both Francis Parker and The Bishop’s School locally before going to Dartmouth College where he received his B.S. in Biology and Pepperdine School of Law where he received his J.D. focusing Entertainment Law. He worked in the Latin music industry where his projects went on to win 14 Grammy Awards for artists including Ricky Martin and Carlos Santana. After starting GB Magazine with Danitza Villanueva in 2007, he has gone on to win awards and recognition from the community for his support of helping raise millions of dollars for non-profit organizations. He currently sits on the Board of Directors for the San Diego Air & Space Museum and resides in East County in San Diego where he and his wife Danitza run DAESVI Publishing, home to GB Magazine, among several other publications.

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