City of Rahway Spray Day

Rahway's Spray Park offers neighbors a chance to cool off and have fun together. Mayor Raymond Giacobbe and the Rahway City Council have created Spray Day, a special community event designed specifically for individuals with disabilities and special needs.

Spray Day takes place on Friday, August 14, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Rahway Spray Park at Brennan Field, 777 Ferndale Place, Rahway. The event creates a safe, supportive, and accessible space for families to enjoy the spray park together. The facility is ADA-certified, ensuring that all guests can access and participate comfortably.

Admission is free for all participants. Registration is required—families should sign up in advance. This is a wonderful opportunity for neighbors with disabilities and special needs to enjoy a community activity in a welcoming environment. Discover more accessible community events and inclusive activities in Rahway on Union County Life.

FAQ:

Q: Who is Spray Day designed for?
A: Spray Day is specifically designed for individuals with disabilities and special needs. It creates a supportive, accessible environment for families to enjoy the spray park together.

Q: When and where is Spray Day?
A: Spray Day is on Friday, August 14, from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Rahway Spray Park at Brennan Field, 777 Ferndale Place, Rahway.

Q: Is there a cost to attend?
A: No, admission is completely free. However, registration is required before attending.

Q: Is the spray park accessible for people with disabilities?
A: Yes, the Rahway Spray Park is ADA-certified and designed to be accessible for all visitors.

Q: How do I register my family?
A: Registration is required. Visit cityofrahway.org/491/Spray-Park or see the event flyer for registration details and instructions.