WATCH: PIT Travelers Rediscover Presley’s Place
With more families taking to skies, sensory room continues to offer place of tranquility
By Julie Bercik
Published April 4, 2022
Read Time: 2 mins
With air travel on the rise, more passengers flying to or from Pittsburgh are discovering—or rediscovering—a calming oasis in the middle of a busy airport.
When Pittsburgh International Airport opened Presley’s Place in 2019, it set a new global standard for sensory rooms and amenities focused on travelers with sensory sensitivities.
The space, tucked away in Concourse A just past Gate A9, is exactly what some travelers need.
“You really don’t think of an airport as having a place like this to be honest,” said Kylie Radak