There is an increasing focus on ensuring attractions are accessible for all. This category recognises the efforts made to level the playing field and include all visitors in the experience.
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1st place
For over a decade, the Zamperla Group has supported research and development projects in engineering, technology, and medical-scientific fields to provide answers of inclusion and accessibility to people with special needs.
2nd place
‘George III: The Mind Behind the Myth’ draws upon Kew Palace’s history to explore how objects can help people articulate and process difficult thoughts and feelings, support mental health recovery or encourage conversation.
3rd place
The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco created and launched New Science, a multidisciplinary exhibit that tells first-person stories of LGBTQ+ women and gender minorities of color working in STEMM (science, technology, engineering, math, and medicine) professions.
