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If you’re looking for days out this half term that are disabled friendly, then look no further, at Tourism for All, we’re here to help you have a truly memorable half term.
Wherever you are in the UK, here are suggestions for things taking place throughout half term to keep the whole family entertained.
If you’re in the North of England…
This half term put the natural in supernatural at WWT Martin Mere, there are activities running from 21st October through to 3rd November which show just how super the natural world can be, with a witches’ wetland area where you can make your own spells and potions and a chance to carve your own pumpkins! Why not come dressed to impress for a chance to win the wetland’s fancy dress competition?!
Find out more and see full accessibility information here.
At North Yorkshire Moors Railway, there’s loads going on to entertain you. From Spooky Station Stories to making your own wands, potions and broomsticks, it’s a truly magical experience. Find out more here.
There’s half term shenanigans going on at Yorkshire Wildlife Park too, full of wicked workshops, creepy characters and spooky live shows, all included with your park entry!
If you’re in the South of England…
There’s some spooky goings on this half term at Devon’s Crealy Theme Park and Resort. Spookfest is running throughout October and into November and features new attractions for this year, as well as free pumpkins for every child! Find out more and book tickets here.
For a half term full of thrills of a different kind join Hertfordshire Zoo for their Dinos After Dark event, where the zoo will transform into a prehistoric world full of animatronic dinosaurs! Find out more and book your tickets here.
At Longleat, you can enjoy autumn this half term with their Great British Autumn event. It’s the perfect time to enjoy the autumn season, with family friendly indoor events offering a host of seasonal activities.
Find out more and book tickets here.
If you’re in Wales…
Fancy a party? Xplore Science in Wrexham is cordially inviting you to their Halloween party! With live shows, activities, a disco and a chance to go on a ghost hunt, this is one party you won’t want to miss!
Find out more here.
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Crealy Theme Park and Resort has been designed for guests with disabilities and/or additional access needs firmly in mind. All our team are trained to recognise the individual needs of our guests and will do everything possible to ensure all guests have a safe and memorable visit.
The entire site is accessible for most people, offering level pathways across the Zoo. We have our Learn & Play Area with play equipment specially adapted for wheelchair users. At Hertfordshire Zoo we are committed to making our zoo accessible to all, so as a part of an effort to increase our accessibility for visitors who are blind or partially sighted we have worked with Guide Dogs to deliver training across our site.
While Longleat has differing terrains and inclines, the majority of our grounds and attractions are very accessible. Manual wheelchairs can be reserved in advance of your visit, and mobility scooters are available to hire both in advance and on the day.
The North Yorkshire Moors Railway (NYMR) offers four fully accessible ‘fuss-free’ coaches - part of its long-term initiative to make the heritage railway attraction accessible to all thanks to funding secured from the Yorkshire’s Magnificent Journey project (YMJ).
Free wheelchairs are available at the centre. There is a mobility scooter available to hire. A £10 non-refundable deposit is required to secure the booking of the mobility scooter.
Here at Xplore! we want to ensure that every individual who walks through our doors feels comfortable. Inclusion day is a way for individuals to experience our centre and activities in a way that works for them.
Based in South Yorkshire, on the outskirts of Doncaster, Yorkshire Wildlife Park the UK's no.1 walk-through wildlife adventure with conservation at its heart! It’s home to the UK’s largest collection of Polar Bears and some of the most endangered species on the planet, including the Eastern Black Rhino, Amur Leopard and Roloway Monkey to name a few.
