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dave030445

oh maybe it was because it was quite (well quite for Alton Towers) But they were very strict on who had a red wrist band.

nannytone_2

just to say that ive been to alton towers again today for my daughters virthday ( free sun tickets)
i showed my council registration card and was given a RED wristband and was seated in the rear seats for every ride

dave030445

nannytone wrote: »

just to say that ive been to alton towers again today for my daughters virthday ( free sun tickets)
i showed my council registration card and was given a RED wristband and was seated in the rear seats for every ride

That just shows you they say one thing and do another. regarding the wrist bands. what even on 13 every time we sat in different seats.

nannytone_2

honest ... we were sat in the rear seats every time ... and have been for the past 4 years that ive been given the wristband.

dave030445

nannytone wrote: »

honest ... we were sat in the rear seats every time ... and have been for the past 4 years that ive been given the wristband.

i believe you. I just cant understand why they would write something
on there web site and then do something different. is your disability being blind or do you have others as well.

nannytone_2

i am only blind ... no other disabilities.
i am aware of what it says on the webdite, but to be honest, i think the last thing you want in a packed queue, with steps up and down, is a blind person!
its an accident ( and possiblly a claim) waiting to happen.
they cover themselves by saying that a white wristband is available in the hope that people wont bother queuing for something that doesnt actuallu give them any benefit.
so if the disabled person doesnt declare their disability, then the theme park had no way of knowing and accomodating them .....