April 16 – 18, 2027 at San Jose McEnery Convention Center, San Jose, California
Quiet Room
SJCC Room 211CD
Friday Saturday Sunday
10:00 AM – 06:00 PM 10:00 AM – 06:00 PM 10:00 AM – 02:00 PM
OffKai Expo is proud to provide a Quiet Room for guests who need a low-sensory environment to get away from the hustle and bustle of the event.
Quiet Room Rules
The purpose of our quiet room is to have a safe place for anyone who needs a break, particularly attendees 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, to meditate, pray, nurse/breastfeed, chill, and recharge. Please follow these rules to ensure that all attendees can enjoy a respectful and relaxing environment:
Respect the needs of others.
Please keep speech and noise to a minimum.
Please mute phone and app notifications. Use headphones or earbuds at moderate volume only.
If you have to take a phone call or have a conversation, please do so outside the quiet room.
Turn off bright lights and blinking accessories. If you are using a screen (laptop or phone), please point it away from others, especially if you are viewing a high-motion or high-flashing video.
Nursing mothers are welcome, as are breast pumps. However, this is not a children’s play space.
Rest is encouraged, however sleeping is discouraged, except for brief naps. This is not intended as a sleeping room.
Slow quiet motions such as stretching, light yoga, and Tai Chi are permitted. Aerobic or high-speed activities, such as jogging and jumping jacks, are not permitted.
Stim toys are available for use, but please be respectful and leave them in the room when you are finished so others may use them.
Please be considerate of other attendees’ personal space and keep the way clear for wheelchair access.
Please do not use scented products, oils, or bring strongly scented food into the room.
Please clean up after yourselves and let the staff know if the room needs attention.
Thank you for using the Quiet Room and respecting the space.