A kid's gym in Broomfield built for neurotypical and neurodiverse kids, with swings, a trampoline, a zip slider and a Calming Room. Socks on, sensory exceptions always honored. Here is the quiet way through it, in the gym's own words.
We Rock the Spectrum Kid's Gym, Denver NorthWest
300 Nickel St, Unit 6, Broomfield 80020 · Open Play on the gym's Google calendar for late October: Tuesday to Friday 9:30 am to 5 or 6 pm, Saturday and Sunday 9:30 am to 5 pm, closed Mondays. “Hours may vary, especially on weekends due to private parties.”
“For neurotypical and neurodiverse children of all ages.” “Walk-ins welcome anytime.” “No shoes in gym area. Socks required (sensory exceptions always honored).”
The gym includes a “Calming room” “for regulating emotions, and reduce negative sensory input.”
Our note The gym has a Sensory Friendly Hours page, but on Oct 21 2026 the schedule on it was an empty graphic, and no sensory hours were on its Google calendar. Call 720-826-2770 to ask.
Our note Hours change for private parties, especially on weekends. The gym points to its Google listing, social media or its schedule page; call before you drive.
Our note The calendar shows Toddler Mornings ($12) 9:30 am to 1 pm Tuesday to Friday and HomeSchool Wednesday ($14 per child). The gym names no quieter time of day.
Three things to know
There is a Calming Room, for regulating emotions and cutting down sensory input.
Shoes off and socks on in the gym; the gym says sensory exceptions are always honored.
A $20 all-day pass lets you leave and come back the same day.
More: prices, funding, food, equipment, classes
Named by the gym; it publishes no noise scale and names no loud spots
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Open play $18, siblings $16, adults free. Packs: 3 visits $45, 5 for $70, 12 for $150, good for one year. Monthly memberships available.
A parent or guardian must stay with the child the whole time.
Family support funding is accepted for open play packs, memberships and most classes and events; the gym says it falls under adaptive recreation. Ask your case manager.
Outside food and drink are welcome in designated areas. Free self-serve coffee.
Equipment: suspended swings, crash mats and pillows, a zip slider, a trampoline, an indoor play structure, sensory toys, and an arts and crafts area.
Go and Slow, a movement class for ages 2 to 5, 2nd and 4th Thursdays 10 to 11 am at open play pricing ($18). The flyer says it started May 14; call to check it is still running.
Booking open play online cuts the wait, and the waiver can be signed ahead on the gym's site.
What the gym doesn't say
not stated sensory friendly hours (the page's schedule is empty)
Walk-ins are welcome; booking online cuts the wait. Shoes come off and socks go on, with sensory exceptions always honored. A grown-up stays with the child the whole time. There are swings, crash mats, a trampoline, a zip slider, a play structure and a Calming Room. Hours change for private parties, so call 720-826-2770 before you go. Change anything.
One tip before you go
Ask where the Calming Room is when you check in, before anyone needs it. If socks are a hard no, say so at the desk; the gym says sensory exceptions are always honored. Leaving early still counts as a gym day.
Common questions
What if my child won't look at the schedule or story?
That is common at first. Leave it where the moment happens, point to one picture at a time, and keep it low-pressure. Many kids warm up to it after a few calm tries, in their own time.
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