special disabled day out rates.

hm71_2

Well, I thought I would get the ball rolling with a dosh saving day out
http://www.thorpepark.com/disabled.php

The tussauds group offer special rates for disabled visitors & their carers, and also fast track wristbands. The info is all on the above link.

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hm71_2

Also Longleat safari park offer special rates.
http://www.longleat.co.uk/your-visit/prices-disabled.html

zzzLazyDaisy

Alton Towers offer discounted rates to a disabled person and up to two carers. If the person needs physical assistance at least one disabled person must be over 14 yrs, but if the assistance needed is information giving, fetching and carrying, etc then there is no age restriction. The last I heard the discounts were for half price tickets but that might vary, so best to check before you go


http://www.altontowers.com/download_files/AccessLeaflet.pdf

mummytofour

Legoland allow carers in for free, plus an exit ( fast que) pass.

isualive

The Eden Project allow carers in for free!

kaya

not sure if they are doing it next year but silverstone were allowing up to two carers free with one full priced ticket to the 2008 Grand Prix, excellent thread by the way, keep it going!

mother_noah

Before visiting any venue I telephone them to find out what concessions they give to disabled and carers.These are not usually listed on websites or leaflets.Very often staff at paying in desks are not aware of these discounts either.A few examples are..
Roman baths,Bath... Disabled and carer go free.
Cadbury World...Carer goes free.
Sealife centres...Carer goes free.
Cotswold wildlife park...Carer goes free.
Hope this information is of use to others

philnicandamy

Knowsley Safari Park £9 carer goes free

consumermonkey

I was in Alton Towers recently and enquired about their rates, this year (what is left of it) the cost is £17.50

suzanne

Hi all,

Carers go free at Leicester National Space Centre :-)

Suzanne

zzzLazyDaisy

Disabled people and their carers can get into Blackpool Pleasure Beach free, provided they don't use the rides. This follows an increase in the ticket price to £20 a person - even for people in wheelchairs, and other disabled people who were accompanying other family members but who weren't going to make use of the rides themselves.


http://www.blackpoolgazette.co.uk/blackpoolnews/Free-Pleasure-Beach-entry-for.4526768.jp