A POPULAR Dorset attraction has announced its Autism Friendly Days are back.
Monkey World Ape and Rescue Centre near Wareham will open an hour early to visitors with autism and their families – so they can enjoy the park before it opens to the public.
The day will be supported by a local autism support group, which is hosting a drop-in session, as well as a calm room.
As well as being able to see 260 primates, a sensory trail will be placed around the park, will all sensory statues open to enjoy.
Autism Friendly Day takes place on Saturday July 9 from 9am till 5pm. To take part, book online for July 9 in the 9am slot only by visiting www.monkeyworld.org/book-tickets.
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