SkyWheel Myrtle Beach: A Sensory-Friendly Attraction Supporting Our Local Autism Community

April is a month of national recognition for autism. SkyWheel Myrtle Beach, a tourist attraction, supports the autism community by lighting up in red, blue, and yellow. The SkyWheel provides a sensory-friendly experience, offering a view of the city and shoreline from 187 feet high.

The SkyWheel is accommodating for visitors with autism. Those with an Autism Travel Club card can get a $2 discount and priority boarding. The cars are enclosed and climate-controlled for comfort. A help button is available for passengers who need to disembark at the next station.

A VIP package is available at the SkyWheel, featuring a luxury car with a glass bottom, a double-length flight, a lanyard, and a photo package. Sunrise rides and special occasion rides are also offered.

The SkyWheel offers stunning views. During sunset, visitors can see city lights, the ocean, downtown Myrtle Beach, and the coastline stretching to North Carolina and Surfside Beach.

The SkyWheel staff is known for their friendly service. The Autism Travel Club card, provided by the Champion Autism Network, offers benefits at various attractions, resorts, and restaurants. The card is useful for families and can be used at many Grand Strand attractions. For more information on sensory-friendly resources in Myrtle Beach, visit the Autism-Friendly Travel page.

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