Yale Peabody Museum
Sensory-friendly venues
170 Whitney Ave, New Haven, CT 06511
This address is from the public registry and not yet confirmed with the practice. Call before you drive.
At a glance
- Accepting new patients
- Not reported. Ask the office
- Insurance
- Not reported. Ask this practice
- Ages seen
- Not reported
- Visits
- Not reported
- Languages spoken
- Not reported
Who vouches for this information?
From their website
Name and address come from public information. The details below come from the practice’s own website. Neither the practice nor our team has confirmed them.
Accommodations
Every practice is asked the same questions. This practice hasn’t answered any of them yet.
From Yale Peabody Museum’s website
We read the practice’s own website on November 6, 2026. The practice has not confirmed this with us yet, so call to check before you rely on it.
- A support person can stay present“Parents, caregivers, and chaperones are asked to always be with the children and young adults.” Read it on their website (opens in a new tab)
- Sensory kits or headphones to borrow“Sensory bags are available for use during your visit to the museum on a first come, first served basis.” Read it on their website (opens in a new tab)
- Snacks welcome (bring your own, or offered)“Guests are invited to use the Central Gallery for snacking.” Read it on their website (opens in a new tab)
- Social stories or visit guides provided“Learn more about what to expect before you visit the Peabody: Yale Peabody Museum Social Narrative” Read it on their website (opens in a new tab)
- Wheelchair accessible“The Yale Peabody Museum has multiple wheelchair-accessible entrances, and multiple passenger elevators.” Read it on their website (opens in a new tab)
Autism experience
Nothing reported yet. Request updated information
Visit experiences
No visit experiences yet. Been here? Share what happened.
Practical details
- Location
- 170 Whitney Ave
New Haven, CT 06511