Sensory Friendly Session at Paradox Miami

This sensory-adapted museum session is presented with the Dan Marino Foundation. Paradox Museum lowers the lighting and sound, provides hands-on activities, and creates a calmer setting for guests who benefit from reduced sensory stimulation. A sensory room is available in the event area, and each ticket purchase includes a take-home fidget. The museum also offers sensory backpacks for added support during any visit.

Admission is $10 per person, with half of ticket revenue donated to the Dan Marino Foundation. Families can explore more than 70 interactive, illusion-based exhibits, including rooms that play with gravity, scale, reflection, and visual perception.

Accessibility and family logistics

• All ages are welcome, including infants, though strollers are not permitted inside.
• The source marks the session accessible. The museum says most areas accommodate wheelchairs, but a few exhibits have steps, uneven surfaces, or narrow passages; families with specific needs should contact the venue before visiting.
• A guest who needs ongoing assistance may apply in advance for one complimentary personal-assistant or support-worker pass, subject to availability.
• Service animals are permitted. Restrooms and complimentary lockers are available.
• Food and drinks are not allowed inside, and some exhibits use lighting that may affect visitors with photosensitivity.