Accessibility
Neurodiversity & Accessibility
We want everyone visiting Liverpool Experience Campus to feel welcome, comfortable and supported.
We recognise that every visitor’s needs are different. We offer a range of support for neurodivergent visitors and visitors with sensory needs, including quiet spaces, our neuroinclusive re-entry policy and assistance from our team.
The FAQs below answer some of the most common questions about neurodiversity and accessibility at our venues. If you have any specific requirements or would like to discuss your visit with us, please get in touch with our Guest Experience team.
Neurodiversity FAQs
Liverpool Experience Campus offers a range of support measures, which may include quiet spaces, a neuroinclusive re-entry policy, and assistance from our team. Available support may vary depending on the event.
Yes. We operate a neuroinclusive re-entry policy to support visitors who may need to step away from the event environment and return when they feel comfortable.
Some events may include loud music, crowds, bright lighting, flashing effects, or other sensory stimuli. We aim to provide information in advance wherever possible to help you plan your visit.
Support measures can vary between events. We recommend contacting our team before your visit so we can advise on the facilities and support available.
If there is anything we can do to make your visit more comfortable, please get in touch before your event and we will be happy to discuss your requirements.