An audio theme park
The Park Behind Your Eyes
Close your eyes. The park opens.
Welcome β this is a complete audio-first theme park, where sound is the attraction. Pick where you'd like to begin:
Before you board: settle somewhere safe and stay put while you listen β these attractions are built to put you somewhere else, and it's easy to lose track of the room you are actually sitting in. Headphones are recommended, at a comfortable volume; a few attractions have sudden sounds or deep bass, and each one warns you first. You can pause or leave anytime; the park remembers where you left off.
More about your visit
You are standing at the front gate of a park created specifically for people with blindness, optic neuritis, low vision, and visual fatigue. This goes beyond making a website accessible: sound is not describing the attraction. Sound is the attraction. Every seat is front row, and closing your eyes genuinely makes it better.
Sterling β a cheerful talking spoon with a cane β is your host. He walks you from the parking tram down Spoon Street, aboard the Myelin Limited railway, through grand rides and quiet resting places, all the way to the nighttime finale over the lagoon.
How your visit works
- Choose Spend the Day for the full guided visit, or Ride One Attraction to pick a single ride.
- Press play once. After that, nothing requires the screen β attractions announce themselves, flow one into the next, and your headphone or lock-screen controls work for pause, skip back thirty seconds, and skip ahead.
- Take breaks freely. Your place is saved automatically, and coming back later offers to resume right where you stepped off.
- Use the Display controls at the top of the page to make the text larger or switch to a black-on-white background.
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