W3 Bee-long

LXCL:Families are welcome to attend together; however, hands-on activities and guided engagement are primarily designed for participants ages 6 and up.

9:30 AM Children & Families (Ages 6+ for Activities)

LXCL:ADULT / CAREGIVER TICKET For caregivers, and adults attending Stage 3 — EMS &amp; Ambulance Familiarity Exposure. This portion of the experience focuses on emergency familiarity, EMS interaction, communication, emergency sounds, and understanding what to expect during emergency response situations.

11 AM Adult & Caregivers

Prepare Before the ScareStage 3 gives you a calm, guided intro to EMS teams, ambulances, and the sounds and spaces that can feel overwhelming during emergencies 🚑. By building familiarity now, we protect both people and responders&mdash;so everyone can focus on care when it matters most.&nbsp; 9:30 AM - Children (ages 6+) Families&nbsp;11:00&nbsp;AM - Adults and Caregivers&nbsp; Focus:Participants will first engage in a lower-stimulation indoor environment where EMS personnel will introduce themselves, discuss their role during emergencies, and reintroduce medical equipment in a calm and supportive setting. The experience will then gradually transition into optional outdoor ambulance familiarity exposure. Experience Goals:&bull; Build familiarity with EMS responders and emergency vehicles&bull; Support predictability around emergency sounds and environments&bull; Encourage choice-based participation and sensory autonomy&bull; Reduce overwhelm through gradual exposure and preparation&bull; Continue building safer emergency interactions through familiarity and understanding Experience Flow:&bull; Indoor EMS introduction and discussion&bull; Guided medical equipment reintroduction&bull; Gradual discussion/preparation for ambulance sounds&bull; Advance warning prior to sound exposure&bull; Optional outdoor transition for participants wanting additional exposure&bull; Opportunity to explore the ambulance, meet responders, touch equipment, and enter the vehicle if comfortable Sensory Considerations:&bull; Participants will always be informed before sounds occur&bull; Noise-canceling headphones and sensory supports will be available&bull; Participants may choose to remain indoors during sound exposure&bull; Alternative engagement options will remain available throughout the experience Important Notes:This experience is familiarity-based and not intended to force participation or sensory exposure. Participants may engage through observation, movement, discussion, touch, or gradual interaction at their own comfort level.

Hello! Thank you again for being part of Prepare Before the Scare and for trusting us with your family throughout this experience. We truly appreciate your support, participation, and willingness to help us continue building safer emergency responses through familiarity, preparedness, and understanding. We look forward to continuing this journey together 💛 Iveth EsmahanW3 Bee-Long

Prepare Before the ScareStage 3 gives you a calm, guided intro to EMS teams, ambulances, and the sounds and spaces that can feel overwhelming during emergencies 🚑. By building familiarity now, we protect both people and responders—so everyone can focus on care when it matters most.  9:30 AM - Children (ages 6+) Families 11:00 AM - Adults and Caregivers  Focus:Participants will first engage in a lower-stimulation indoor environment where EMS personnel will introduce themselves, discuss their role during emergencies, and reintroduce medical equipment in a calm and supportive setting. The experience will then gradually transition into optional outdoor ambulance familiarity exposure. Experience Goals:• Build familiarity with EMS responders and emergency vehicles• Support predictability around emergency sounds and environments• Encourage choice-based participation and sensory autonomy• Reduce overwhelm through gradual exposure and preparation• Continue building safer emergency interactions through familiarity and understanding Experience Flow:• Indoor EMS introduction and discussion• Guided medical equipment reintroduction• Gradual discussion/preparation for ambulance sounds• Advance warning prior to sound exposure• Optional outdoor transition for participants wanting additional exposure• Opportunity to explore the ambulance, meet responders, touch equipment, and enter the vehicle if comfortable Sensory Considerations:• Participants will always be informed before sounds occur• Noise-canceling headphones and sensory supports will be available• Participants may choose to remain indoors during sound exposure• Alternative engagement options will remain available throughout the experience Important Notes:This experience is familiarity-based and not intended to force participation or sensory exposure. Participants may engage through observation, movement, discussion, touch, or gradual interaction at their own comfort level.

W3 Bee-long

PREPARE BEFORE THE SCARESTAGE 3 — EMS & AMBULANCE FAMILIARITY EXPOSURE

2041 Silverside Dr

9:30 AM Children & Families (Ages 6+ for Activities)

Free

11 AM Adult & Caregivers

Free

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