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We run play sessions across London and Surrey for autistic ADHD and SEND children, where they can build and play with our giant train sets in a safe, understanding and supportive environment.

🚂 Why we recommend booking in advance and how we can help 💙At All Aboard Club, we love welcoming autistic, ADHD and othe...
18/02/2026

🚂 Why we recommend booking in advance and how we can help 💙

At All Aboard Club, we love welcoming autistic, ADHD and other neurodiverse children (and their families!) to our inclusive train play sessions.

⏰ Our sessions often fill up quickly, because we limit the number of tickets to help keep each session calm, comfortable and enjoyable for everyone. That’s why we recommend booking in advance wherever possible.

We also know that for many families, planning ahead can be tricky.
Routines can change, energy levels vary, and what feels right one week might not the next. And that’s absolutely okay. 💛

That’s why we:

✅ List the whole year’s programme on our booking page, so you can plan around what works best for your family.
✅ Offer flexible booking changes. If you need to swap or cancel closer to the day, just let us know and we’ll do our best to help.
✅ Keep our sessions small and supportive, so there’s space for everyone to enjoy themselves at their own pace.

🗓 You can see all our dates, venues and booking links here:
🌐 https://www.tickettailor.com/events/allaboardclub

We’re here to make things as easy and accessible as possible for your family. 💙

🚂 Half term is here. For many families that means a welcome break. For neurodivergent children, it can mean something ha...
17/02/2026

🚂 Half term is here. For many families that means a welcome break. For neurodivergent children, it can mean something harder: a change in routine.

🧠 Routine is how many neurodivergent children make sense of the world. Knowing what happens next means they can prepare, regulate, and feel safe. When that predictability disappears, anxiety fills the gap.

💚 At All Aboard Club, we see every week how much consistency matters to children. The same space, the same trains, the same familiar setup.

🚂 You can recreate that at home during half term. Lean into what your child already finds calming and familiar. For many neurodivergent children, train play is exactly that. The tracks connect the same way every time. Layouts can be built and rebuilt. There are no surprises.

🛤️ That structure and repetition provides comfort when everything else feels uncertain. It gives children something they can control and predict when very little else feels that way.

🏠 You do not need to fill half term with new activities or experiences. Sometimes the same trains, the same tracks, and the same familiar play is exactly enough.

🌟 We will see you back at All Aboard Club soon.

14/02/2026

💝 Valentine’s Day is all about love and affection. But for neurodivergent children, showing love often looks different from what we expect.

🚂 Affection might be sharing their special interest with you. When a child tells you everything they know about trains, they are letting you into their world. That is love.

🤝 It might be sitting close to you without needing to hug or make eye contact. Physical proximity can be connection without physical touch.

💬 It might be sharing facts, information, or observations instead of saying “I love you.” For some children, sharing knowledge is how they show they care.

🎁 It might be bringing you things they find interesting. A rock, a leaf, a toy train. These are gifts that say “I thought of you.”

✨ Not every child will make a card, give hugs, or say the words we expect. And that does not mean they love any less.

💚 At All Aboard Club, we see children showing affection in so many different ways. Choosing to play near their parent. Checking in with a look. Bringing a train to show them.

🌟 This Valentine’s Day, remember that love does not have to look one way to be real. All ways of showing affection are valid and valuable.

🚂 Special interests are often misunderstood. People talk about them like they are problems that need solving or redirect...
06/02/2026

🚂 Special interests are often misunderstood. People talk about them like they are problems that need solving or redirecting. But for autistic people, special interests serve an important purpose.

🧠 In a world that can feel overwhelming and unpredictable, special interests provide comfort, joy, and a sense of control. They are calming. They are reliable. They make sense when other things do not.

💡 Special interests also build real skills. Deep knowledge in one area develops focus, memory, problem-solving, and expertise. These are not distractions from learning. They are learning.

✨ At All Aboard Club, we see this every week. Children arrive with a deep love of trains, and that interest becomes the foundation for play, social interaction, and confidence.

❌ Special interests are not obsessions that need fixing. They are strengths that deserve respect and space to grow.

💚 When we honour what children love instead of trying to redirect them, we give them the message that who they are is enough.

🚂 Dates for your diary! 🙌We run our play sessions for , & kids in , and .🗓 All our dates, full venue details...
05/02/2026

🚂 Dates for your diary! 🙌

We run our play sessions for , & kids in , and .

🗓 All our dates, full venue details and how to book can be
found here on our website! 🌐 https://allaboardclub.com/book/

🚂 At All Aboard Club, we understand what it feels like when spaces are not designed with neurodiverse children in mind. ...
04/02/2026

🚂 At All Aboard Club, we understand what it feels like when spaces are not designed with neurodiverse children in mind. That is why we created something different.

🧠 Our sessions are designed and run by people with lived experience of neurodiversity. We know what it is like when the world feels too loud, too fast, or too unpredictable.

✨ There is no pressure to participate in a certain way. Some children jump straight into play. Others prefer to watch, stay close to their grown-up, or explore quietly. All of those ways of being here are completely valid.

🤝 This is a group environment designed to feel manageable and supportive for everyone who walks through the door.

💚 Parents often tell us the relief they feel when they realise they do not have to explain their child or apologise for their needs. You can simply come in, settle, and let your child take part in the way that works for them.

🏠 This is what All Aboard Club is about. A space created by people who understand, for families who need it.

🚂 We want All Aboard Club to be as inclusive and accessible for as many families as possible. So we have come up with so...
30/01/2026

🚂 We want All Aboard Club to be as inclusive and accessible for as many families as possible. So we have come up with some ways to help this happen.
👀 Our venues have areas where we can set up a smaller track away from the main space for children who are a little unsure, need a break, or just want to play by themselves.

🥰 Many of our volunteers have lived experience of , and . This helps make our sessions understanding and safe spaces for families.

🎟 We offer a £5 trial ticket for first time families to come along and see if the sessions are right for them.

🔗 Details of all our sessions from September onwards can be found here on our website >> https://allaboardclub.com/book/

🚂 Why we recommend booking in advance and how we can help 💙At All Aboard Club, we love welcoming autistic, ADHD and othe...
28/01/2026

🚂 Why we recommend booking in advance and how we can help 💙

At All Aboard Club, we love welcoming autistic, ADHD and other neurodiverse children (and their families!) to our inclusive train play sessions.

⏰ Our sessions often fill up quickly, because we limit the number of tickets to help keep each session calm, comfortable and enjoyable for everyone. That’s why we recommend booking in advance wherever possible.

We also know that for many families, planning ahead can be tricky.
Routines can change, energy levels vary, and what feels right one week might not the next. And that’s absolutely okay. 💛

That’s why we:
✅ List the whole year’s programme on our booking page, so you can plan around what works best for your family.
✅ Offer flexible booking changes. If you need to swap or cancel closer to the day, just let us know and we’ll do our best to help.
✅ Keep our sessions small and supportive, so there’s space for everyone to enjoy themselves at their own pace.

🗓 You can see all our dates, venues and booking links here:
🌐 https://www.tickettailor.com/events/allaboardclub

We’re here to make things as easy and accessible as possible for your family. 💙

25/01/2026

🚂 At All Aboard Club we understand that some children may be unsure about new places and environments so we do everything we can to help parents prepare their children to try our sessions.

🤓❓ Did you know that we have a YouTube channel with videos of our venues? Have a look at our channel >> https://www.youtube.com/

🚂 Both the and are SOLD OUT this weekend. Our next sessions are already filling quickly too:👉 Sutton – 7th March has...
25/01/2026

🚂 Both the and are SOLD OUT this weekend. Our next sessions are already filling quickly too:

👉 Sutton – 7th March has good availability >> https://buytickets.at/allaboardclub/1063820

👉 Lewisham – 8th is half full >> https://buytickets.at/allaboardclub/1063724

Our train play sessions are designed for , and children, we deliberately limit numbers to keep each session calm, comfortable and enjoyable. Because of this, places often go faster than expected.

We know that planning ahead isn’t always easy for families, so we try to make things as flexible and supportive as possible 💛
✔️ The full year’s programme is available on our booking page
✔️ If you need to change a booking closer to the date, just let us know and we’ll do our best to help
✔️ Small, inclusive sessions where children can enjoy the space at their own pace

🗓 All dates, venue details and booking info can be found here:
🌐 https://www.tickettailor.com/events/allaboardclub

If you’re hoping to join us soon, we recommend booking early to avoid missing out.

🚂 At All Aboard Club, we work hard to make our sessions as welcoming, calm, and accessible as possible for neurodiverse ...
23/01/2026

🚂 At All Aboard Club, we work hard to make our sessions as welcoming, calm, and accessible as possible for neurodiverse children 💙

Here are some of the ways we thoughtfully adapt our sessions to support different needs and sensory preferences:

🚅 Longer session times
Our sessions last 1.5 hours. This helps remove the pressure to arrive exactly at the start or leave right at the end. Whenever you arrive, there’s plenty of time to settle in and enjoy play at your own pace.

🧹 Gentle transitions to leaving
We invite children to help with tidying up at the end of the session. This gives them a clear signal that the session is finishing and supports a calmer, more predictable transition.

🔇 No background music or outside stimuli
We keep our space quiet and focused. There’s no background music and no unnecessary sensory input, helping children feel more regulated and comfortable.

🎥 Walk-through videos on our website
We know new places can feel overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created walk-through videos of our sessions so children (and parents) can see the space and know what to expect before their first visit.

🛤 Smaller, separate track area
We have a quieter, smaller track set away from the main area. This can be used as a confidence-building space for new children or as a breakaway area if the main track feels overwhelming.

🎧 Ear defenders available
For children who are sensitive to sound, we provide ear defenders so they can enjoy the session more comfortably.

We’re always learning and adapting, and we’re proud to be building a space where every child can feel safe, supported, and excited to play 🚂💛

If you have any questions or suggestions, we’d love to hear from you!

🚂 Our volunteer, William, has been at it again with some highly imaginative track layouts.The children love seeing exc...
19/01/2026

🚂 Our volunteer, William, has been at it again with some highly imaginative track layouts.

The children love seeing exciting layouts when they arrive, the volunteers just have to be prepared for them to be taken apart and rebuilt. 😆

Thankfully, Williams efforts remained intact for the whole session.

We're back in Acton on Saturday 28th of February, tickets are already selling fast so get booking!

📍 Acton, London Transport Museum Depot, Saturday 28th February, 11am
🎟 >> https://buytickets.at/allaboardclub/1350215

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