MIAAirport Guide

Multi-sensory rooms

Multi-sensory rooms at Miami International Airport: where they are and opening hours, as the airport lists them.

More in our guide: The sensory rooms and quiet spaces at MIA.

Blue beanbag chairs, tactile wall panels and soft-play shapes inside Miami airport's multi-sensory room
Multi-sensory room · Concourse D, after Checkpoint 4

Multi-Sensory Rooms

Where
  • Concourse D, after security, just beyond TSA Checkpoint 4.
  • South Terminal, after security, in the connector between Concourses H and J.
Hours
Seven days a week, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Details
A calm space for passengers with cognitive and developmental disabilities such as autism, with sensory aids that encourage communication and reduce anxiety. MIA also runs MIAair, a rehearsal of the trip from check-in to boarding for passengers with disabilities, and sends a Hidden Disabilities Sunflower lanyard on request to [email protected] (allow 7 business days in the U.S., 14 outside). The lanyard does not give faster service or a place ahead in queues. To be added to a future MIAair tour, register on the airport's MIAair page.

Source: Miami International Airport

Questions about multi-sensory rooms at MIA

Where can I find the multi-sensory rooms at MIA?

Concourse D, after security, just beyond TSA Checkpoint 4; South Terminal, after security, in the connector between Concourses H and J.

What are the hours for the multi-sensory rooms at MIA?

Seven days a week, 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

The checkpoint it names

A location above is given by a security checkpoint. What MIA publishes for it:

  • Checkpoint 4. Serves: D1-D60, E1-E33. Hours: 4 a.m. to 8:15 p.m.

What the airport's guide adds

Multi-sensory rooms
After security: Concourse D near checkpoint 4 and the H-J Connector.
  • Chapel: Non-denominational chapel, 1st level of Concourse D, between International Arrivals and Carousel 22
  • Wheelchair assistance: Wheelchair / mobility device charging stations, Concourses D, E, F, G, H and J (one of 4 listings)