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Book a space in our dedicated Sensory Room

Sensory, Inclusion and Quiet Room

Sensory, Inclusion and Quiet Room

Available to Book Now

Sussex supporters can now book their place in our brand new Sensory, Inclusion and Quiet Room for the upcoming matches at The 1st Central County Ground. 

Sussex Cricket is committed to ensuring that our club is as welcoming and inclusive as possible and have therefore created a space for any supporter to use during games, should they need it.

Our Sensory Room is a safe and relaxed environment where supporters who may need time away from the main seating areas to enjoy the game from.

Fixtures for the 2025 Season

The full fixture list for the 2025 season can be found here. 

The Sensory Room is open for selected home matches. All you need to do is fill in the form below with all the relevant information and our team will be in touch with you to discuss further.

Additional Needs or Requirements

We understand that everyone who comes to The 1st Central County Ground may have additional needs or requirements to make their visit as smooth as possible. If this is the case, please fill out the form below and one of our team will be in contact to discuss how we can support you on your visit to our facility. 

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