THERE’S ALSO A A LOT OF HOLIDAY FESTIVITIES HAPPENING AT THE OKC ZOO AS WE LOOK AHEAD FOR THE ENTIRE HOLIDAY SEASON. AND THEY WANT TO MAKE SURE THAT EVERYONE CAN CELEBRATE THIS MORNING. THE ZOO WILL BE HOSTING THEIR SENSORY FRIENDLY NIGHT FOR SAFARI LIGHTS THIS SPECIAL EVENT IS DESIGNED FOR GUESTS WHO CAN BE SENSITIVE OR OVERSTIMULATED. THE EVENT WILL HAVE SMALLER CROWDS, LIMITED FLASHING LIGHTS, QUIETER MUSIC AND DESIGNATED QUIET AREAS INSIDE THE ZOO. IF YOU’D LIKE TO ATTEND, MAKE AN OBSERVER AN ONLINE RESERVATION ON BEFOREHAND. THIS IS ACTUALLY HAPPENING ON MONDAY WE POSTED A LINK TO SIGN
Oklahoma City Zoo to host sensory-friendly night at Safari Lights display
The event is designed for guests who can be sensitive or overstimulated when visiting the lights with large crowds and loud music.
The Oklahoma City Zoo has a calendar full of holiday activities, and it is inviting everyone to celebrate. The zoo will host its sensory-friendly night Monday at the Safari Lights display. The event is designed for guests who can be sensitive or overstimulated when visiting the lights with large crowds and loud music. | MORE | Oklahoma City Zoo turns on safari Christmas lightsThe event will welcome smaller groups of people and will feature limited flashing lights, quieter music and designated quiet areas inside the zoo.Online reservations for those who would like to attend the event can be made on the zoo’s website. Tickets to walk through the lights are $15. Attendees can also drive through the display for $65, which includes four walking tickets.The event will be held on Nov. 28 from 6 to 10 p.m.
OKLAHOMA CITY —
The Oklahoma City Zoo has a calendar full of holiday activities, and it is inviting everyone to celebrate.
The zoo will host its sensory-friendly night Monday at the Safari Lights display. The event is designed for guests who can be sensitive or overstimulated when visiting the lights with large crowds and loud music.
| MORE | Oklahoma City Zoo turns on safari Christmas lights
The event will welcome smaller groups of people and will feature limited flashing lights, quieter music and designated quiet areas inside the zoo.
Online reservations for those who would like to attend the event can be made on the zoo’s website.
Tickets to walk through the lights are $15. Attendees can also drive through the display for $65, which includes four walking tickets.
The event will be held on Nov. 28 from 6 to 10 p.m.
