Quiet Room Rules

The purpose of our quiet room is to have a safe place for anyone who needs a break, such as nursing mothers, folks with with sensory disorders, migraines, or individuals on the autism spectrum. This space is for attendees to take a break from the noise and excitement of the convention. The Quiet Room has moved for the 2024 show and will be located on the 10th floor in a larger suite. The suite number will be updated here as finalized.

Please keep the following rules to ensure a respectful and relaxing environment for all:

• Please keep conversations to an absolute minimum.
• Have phone ringers off.
• If you have to make or take a phone call please take it outside the quiet room.
• Nursing mothers are welcome, but this is NOT a play space for children.
• You may rest your eyes however this room is not intended for long naps.
• Small snacks are ok but please avoid snacks with strong smells and/or noise
• Scents such as perfume and cologne should be washed off before entering.

NOTE: Attendees not being respectful of others may be asked to leave the quiet room by the room’s assigned OrcaCon volunteer. Have questions about the Quiet Room? You can email accessibility@orcacon.org.