Fidget and Spin

Fidget and Spin is an activity centre in Brighton. Accessibility features listed on Buzzbo: Disabled Parking, Ear Defenders Available, Fidget Toys Available, Sensory Room, Wheelchair Ramp. The venue last confirmed these details on 23 August 2026.

Activity Centre · Brighton

Fidget and Spin offers welcoming sensory stay-and-play sessions for neurodivergent children aged 1–6 and their families across Brighton & Hove. Created by SEN parents, our sessions provide a safe, relaxed and non-judgemental space where every child is free to play and explore at their own pace. No diagnosis is needed—families awaiting assessment or who simply find mainstream play settings overwhelming are equally welcome. Children can explore three specially designed sensory zones: Wiggle & Bounce for movement and big energy, Snuggle & Chill for quiet time and regulation, and Squish & Squeeze for tactile, hands-on play. while parents and carers can relax, enjoy a free tea or coffee and connect with families who understand. Sessions are pressure-free, accessible and child-led. There is no expectation to join in, sit still or behave in a particular way—your child can simply be themselves. Buzzbo users can claim a free trial session by entering the code **FIRSTSPIN** at checkout. We also offer sensory-friendly birthday party packages. Buzzbo users can receive **10% off a birthday package** by emailing [hello@fidgetandspin.com](mailto:hello@fidgetandspin.com) and quoting **BUZZ10**.

Accessibility features

Disabled Parking
Ear Defenders Available
Fidget Toys Available
Sensory Room
Wheelchair Ramp

Photos

The full Fidget and Spin Stay and Play set-up, showing all three sensory zones and a variety of play equipment.

Fidget and Spin logo featuring three smiling cartoon explorers: an owl, a panda and a red panda.

A child attending a Fidget and Spin Stay and Play session smiles while exploring colourful shapes and sensory scarves.

A child attending a Fidget and Spin Stay and Play session sits on a spinning chair while watching floating bubbles.

Fidget and Spin founders Anthony and Caitlin smile with their son Remy in the sensory Stay and Play space.

A child attending a Fidget and Spin Stay and Play session enjoys a spinning chair with support from Caitlin.

Children explore Fidget and Spin’s three sensory zones: Squish and Squeeze, Snuggle and Chill, and Wiggle and Bounce.

Accessibility details last verified 23 August 2026.

Good to know

We want every family to feel comfortable and prepared before visiting. As facilities vary between locations, please email Caitlin at [hello@fidgetandspin.com](mailto:hello@fidgetandspin.com) with any accessibility questions or individual requirements. We will explain what to expect and help you choose the most suitable session and venue.

Getting in and around

Most locations are wheelchair and pushchair friendly
Ramps or step-free access are available at most locations
Accessibility facilities vary between venues
Contact Caitlin before booking if you have specific access requirements

Communication

Parents and carers remain with their child throughout
Contact Caitlin before your visit to discuss individual needs

Environment

Child-led sessions with no pressure to participate
Dedicated calming area available during sessions
Movement, tactile play and quieter sensory activities available
Children may explore the space at their own pace

Facilities & equipment

Padded mats and soft-play equipment
Spinning chairs, play tunnels and movement equipment
Fidget toys, sensory trays and tactile play materials
Quiet tents, soft lighting and calming equipment
Equipment may vary between sessions and venues

Website: https://www.fidgetandspin.com/about

Accessibility at a glance

Getting in: There is a wheelchair ramp. There is disabled parking.

Sensory and neurodivergent needs: There is a sensory room. Ear defenders are available. Fidget toys are available.

Access details confirmed by Fidget and Spin on 23 August 2026.

Questions about access at Fidget and Spin

Is Fidget and Spin wheelchair accessible?

There is a wheelchair ramp. There is disabled parking.

Is Fidget and Spin good for sensory needs, autism or ADHD?

There is a sensory room. Ear defenders are available. Fidget toys are available.

How up to date is this information?

Fidget and Spin last confirmed these accessibility details on 23 August 2026.

Upcoming events at Fidget and Spin

Halloween Spooky Sensory Party (Quiet/No Music Session), Saturday 31 October

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