Getting ready for Salt Lake City International Airport (SLC).

The sensory rooms, in SLC's words

“The dedicated spaces are designed by medical professionals for individuals who may need a quiet environment. The sensory rooms are designed with bean bags, visual light panels, activity panels and air walls.”

A Sunflower lanyard, wristband or pin is “a subtle way of letting others know that the wearer may require additional support, assistance or a bit more time to navigate the airport.”

• With three rooms across both concourses, check which concourse your gate is in and plan for the room on that side.
• The airport says the rooms are only for people with sensory challenges, not for other uses.

In their own words: slcairport.com. Checked Sun, Nov 1, 2026. Something changed? Tell us

Four things to know

1. To get into a room, call the Airport Control Center at 801-575-2401.
2. Sunflower lanyards, wristbands and pins are at the Visitor Information Desk on level 2 by the escalators.
3. SLC posts an adult guide, a child social narrative called “Flying at SLC,” a resource called “Expecting the Unexpected,” and sensory maps of the terminal and concourses.
4. SLC provides the rooms with KultureCity and says medical professionals designed them.