Boston Massachusetts

A Perfect One-Day Boston Adventure with Kids We took a quick one-hour flight and planned a full day exploring Boston. After landing, we grabbed a rental car and headed straight into kid-friendly mode. Boston Children’s Museum A children’s museum is always my go-to when traveling with my son because there are so many interactive exhibits…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 30, 20260Comments

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Albuquerque, New Mexico and Beyond

New Mexico offers wide open landscapes, calm outdoor attractions, and family-friendly museums that make travel more accessible for autistic children. Albuquerque is an excellent base for families looking for flexible itineraries, outdoor regulation breaks, and environments that are not overly stimulating. During our visit, we explored sensory-friendly experiences around Albuquerque, spent time at the ABQ…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 30, 20260Comments

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Connecticut

Exploring Stamford, Connecticut by Train: A Sensory-Friendly Family Getaway One of our favorite ways to travel is by train, and Stamford, Connecticut made that experience especially easy and family friendly. We took Amtrak for this trip, and families should know that Amtrak offers children tickets at 50 percent off, which can make rail travel a…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 29, 20260Comments

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Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City OKC with an Autistic Child Every destination gives us new opportunities to learn, explore, and grow together and Oklahoma City delivered meaningful moments for our family. One of our first stops was the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum, where exhibits on American history, culture, and art created great opportunities for conversation and…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 29, 20260Comments

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Waikiki Beach Hawaii

Sensory Friendly Things to Do in Honolulu, Hawaii With an Autistic Child Hawaii is often thought of as a fast paced beach destination, but with the right planning, Honolulu can be a calming and enjoyable place for families traveling with autistic children. During our visit to Oahu, we flew into Honolulu and stayed in Waikiki,…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 29, 20260Comments

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New Orleans

Sensory Friendly Things to Do in New Orleans With Kids New Orleans is known for its music, history, and culture, but many families worry about whether the city will be overwhelming for autistic travelers. During our visit, we focused on calm attractions, open spaces, and experiences that allowed our son to explore at his own…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 22, 20260Comments

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Vegas Baby! Autism Edition

Vegas Through the Eyes of Family Travel Las Vegas is often known for nightlife and entertainment, but it can also be a destination that works well for families traveling with autistic children when trips are planned thoughtfully. With spacious accommodations, outdoor attractions, and predictable experiences, Vegas offers a mix of stimulation and calm. Where We…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 22, 20260Comments

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Big Sky, Montana

Sensory-Friendly Things to Do in Big Sky, Montana I love finding sensory-friendly activities everywhere we travel, and Big Sky, Montana did not disappoint. From the moment we arrived, one thing stood out immediately: the people were incredibly kind and welcoming. That sense of warmth and inclusion matters, especially when traveling as a family with sensory…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 21, 20260Comments

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Salt Lake City, Utah

Salt Lake City: An Autism Friendly Destination for Families Salt Lake City is making meaningful strides toward inclusive travel, and it is quickly becoming a destination families with autistic children can explore with confidence. During our visit, we experienced firsthand how intentional planning and sensory aware spaces can make a significant difference. One of the…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 21, 20260Comments

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High Point, North Carolina

The First Certified Autism-Friendly Destination on the East Coast We love exploring destinations that prioritize inclusivity, and High Point, North Carolina is leading the way. As the first Certified Autism-Friendly Destination on the East Coast, High Point has made a meaningful commitment to supporting autistic individuals and their families through accessible spaces, trained staff, and…

Byinfo@drbrownadventures.comJanuary 21, 20260Comments

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