ESPN Survey: Many Pro Sports Venues Fail to Accomodate Fans With Nonapparent Disabilities

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A nationwide survey conducted by ESPN found that while professional sports teams have largely moved to accommodate the needs of fans with sensory issues, many venues still fall short when it comes to addressing a range of other needs for fans living with conditions known as invisible or nonapparent disabilities.

As reported by Anthony Olivieri and Dan Hajducky of ESPN, tens of millions of Americans live with conditions that are not immediately apparent but significantly impact their daily lives, including autism, brain injuries, autoimmune diseases, chronic pain, mental health conditions, and loss of hearing and vision.

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