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For everyone

We want everyone to experience the wonders of Absurd City, which is why we build our parallel worlds with accessibility front of mind.

We are hard at work building Absurd City, so until we are closer to opening the doors, we can’t finalise our accessibility guides (written and visual) or maps.

If you are interested in buying tickets but nervous about the accessibility of the experience, please contact us and ask us your questions, or alternatively take a look at the Accessibility section of Dream Factory, Bristol, as we will produce the equivalent level of detail for Absurd City very soon.

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Calm sessions

Calm Sessions are for anyone who could find a visitor attraction overwhelming when open to the general public, particularly SEND and neurodivergent people of all ages.

These sessions are also open to family members, friends and carers.

To make sure we offer a truly authentic calm session, we want to launch these in 2027, to ensure we understand the space and get feedback from a wide range of visitors. We will announce Calm Sessions going on sale via our newsletter and on socials so please ensure you follow us and are signed up.

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