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Ready to Ride: Subway Travel Practice for Teens and Adults with Disabilities — Transit Museum
- When
- Thu, Nov 5 · 4:30 PM–6:00 PM
- Where
- New York Transit Museum, Brooklyn99 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201Open in Google Maps ↗
- Ages
- Ages 13 through adults with developmental/learning disabilities or autism
- Cost
- $10 per participant; free for one adult Personal Care AttendantDesigned for neurodivergent and disabled riders; caregiver required.
- Organizer
- New York Transit Museum
An after-hours access program at the New York Transit Museum that lets participants practice riding the subway in a safe setting. Attendees map a route, practice talking with a station agent, get familiar with OMNY, turnstiles, maps and conductor boards, and role-play real-world situations on board a museum subway car. Developed for participants ages 13 through adult with developmental or learning disabilities or autism who want to travel more independently. Every participant must come with an adult caregiver, care manager or parent; one Personal Care Attendant attends free. Space is limited; register ahead.
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