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The guide organizes sensory elements into defined categories such as scent/smell, lighting effects, loud noises, periods of darkness, bumpy motion, speed, lifts off the ground, wet conditions, surprises, restraint types, and ride time. Information is sorted by land, pairing each experience with the specific sensory factors and timing details to support planning and more comfortable visits.","Sensory Experience Details  \nMarch 2026 ©Disney  \nTable of Contents  \nTable of Contents  \nIntroduction ….............................................................................… 3  \n Disneyland® Park …..................................................................... 4 – 17  \n Disney California Adventure® Park ....................................... 18 – 27  \n Specialty Experiences …............................................................. 28 – 29  \nMarch 2026 ©Disney 2  \nHow to Use this Guide  \nIntroduction  \nThe Disneyland® Resort is a high-sensory environment . Guests who identify as being neurodivergent, have anxiety, PTSD, utilize a service animal, or are sensitive to their environments may benefit from the sensory details in this document .  \nThe different sensory elements for each experience are divided into 11 categories. The information is sorted by Land and begins with general sensory elements that can be experienced throughout the area and are not exclusive to a particular location.  \n\n| Category | Definition |\n| --- | --- |\n| Scent/smell | Artificially introduced odor. May also include operational fumes |\n| Lighting Effects | This would include specialty lighting and other visual effects in all or portions of the attraction |\n| Loud Noises | Includes startling or surprise noises |\n| Periods of Darkness | Includes attractions with low light or portions with total darkness. |\n| Bumpy | May include sudden movement related to the story of the attraction. Can include simulated movement or small dips. |\n| Fast | Swift forward motion. May include constant speed or sudden bursts of speed |\n| Lifts Off Ground | Ride vehicle is raised in the air or track is at a higher elevation with limited visibility to track. |\n| Wet | Water based attraction with a strong possibility of guest coming in contact with water |\n| Element of Surprise | Additional components of the experience that are not clearly identified. May include elements in queue area or on the attraction. |\n| Type of Restraint | May include shared lap bar, individual lap bar, shared lap belt, individual lap belt, individual over-the-shoulder, or no restraint indicated by N/A. |\n| Trip Time | Includes load/unload and time in attraction/show. Does not include wait time. |\n\nPlease use this guide for reference about each experience. For a list of experiences operating during your visit, [please visit ](please visit www.disneyland.com)[www.disneyland.com](please visit www.disneyland.com).  \nMarch 2026 ©Disney 3  \nSensory Experience Details – Disneyland® Park   \nGeneral Sensory Elements for  \nMain Street, U. S. 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