Whether visiting an attraction like the LEGO House or a local market, sensory considerations can impact a person’s ability to enjoy the activity. LEGO has partnered with many companies, including KultureCity, to minimize sensory overload and maximize people’s ability to engage.
Since 2024, both the LEGO House and LEGO stores in the United States and Canada are KultureCity Sensory Inclusive Certified! But what exactly does that mean? Take a journey with us as one of our team members shares what a sensory bag at the LEGO House contains and some of the efforts LEGO is making to be sensory accessible and inclusive.
LEGO has also introduced the sunflower lanyard in a few sets, including this spring’s Build a Minifigure available in LEGO stores! Whether you’ve made it all the way to the LEGO House, benefited from sensory considerations at a LEGO store, or acquired a part featuring the sunflower lanyard, we’d love to hear about your experiences!
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