Longleat concession

Loubur

We are planning on visiting Longleat next week during half term.

Cam some one please help - there will be for of us (2 adults 2 children) going. 1 child and 1 adult are registered disabled so qualify for the concessionary entry but can the other 2 people (1 adult 1 child) get on as carers?

We don't recieve carers allowance and are not registered as carers because my husband works.

Tia

elsien

It's in their terms and conditions.
Being registered disabled isn't really a thing though - if there's no blue badge, check with them about PIP/DLA awards or what else they would accept as proof. And I think it's unlikely that they would accept a child as a carer. Might depend on the age of the child.

"Any guests able to provide evidence of disability (e.g blue/orange badge or similar) will be entitled to bring a registered carer free of charge per individual Longleat Ticket.

To do this online, please select the type of disabled adult or child ticket that you would like below and select a second free ticket for your complimentary carer. Alternatively, you can purchase a disabled ticket with a complimentary carer when you arrive at our entrance tolls. You will need to present proof of disability to a member of staff when you arrive at Longleat."

Loubur

Thank you it's the "registered carer " bit that confuses me as my husband isn't registered but does care for me and my son of that makes sense x

Loubur

We have the evidence of disability just not "registered carer"

grace68

we go to longleat a lot, they ask for proof of disability not carer status.