Six Flags expands access for visitors with disabilities, autism
Six Flags in Bowie is now the first amusement park in the D.C.-area to become a certified autism center. The park is also offering supplemental ride harnesses, free ear plugs, and has trained its staff to accommodate visitors with cognitive disorders.
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