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Doncaster
Enjoy a full year of fun at Yorkshire Wildlife Park with our Standard and Gold Disabled Memberships - now available to purchase online, as gift vouchers and at the Guest Services building situated at the entrance to the Park!
London
We believe everyone should have access to dance. So we’re making our venues and experiences more accessible to more people.
Chipping Norton
We want all our visitors to have a great time. Fairytale Farm has been designed to put disabled people first.
Keswick
We have several activities suitable for people with mental and physical disabilities, our Private Alpaca Walks at The Lingholm Estate are a flat gentle stroll through private grounds which can be adapted to suit all abilities/mobilities, including…
Sandringham
At Sandringham, we are committed to providing an accessible experience for all, and try to ensure everyone can enjoy their visit with us. There are quite long distances to cover between our car park and Sandringham House, and around the Gardens and…
London
Once a month on a Saturday, we host Relaxed Opening for anyone who would like to explore the Bridge in a calm, tranquil atmosphere, including people with autism and any other needs, as well as their siblings, families and carers.
Sandown
The Sanctuary has one manual wheelchair available for free loan. We recommend booking one in advance, particularly during the peak season.
Wakefield
Mobility scooters can be reserved in advance of your visit, and wheelchairs are available to book in advance or on the day. To enquire about these, please get in touch with Nostell.
Pickering
With our diverse range of adapted bikes, including electric-assist semi-recumbent ICE trikes, tandems, electric-assist sport-on XCR recumbent hand cycles, and side-by-side tandems, we're breaking down barriers for cyclists of all abilities.
Bath
We are constantly striving to be a fully accessible and inclusive destination for all visitors. We have worked with a number of other organisations, partners and friends to ensure our team members have the understanding and knowledge they need to…
Pickering
Accessible toilets are found at Low Dalby Courtyard, Low Staindale, Dalby Visitor Centre (Outside), Dalby Visitor Centre (Upstairs), Adderstone Field and Dixon’s Hollow car park (in the summer). You can hire an all-terrain mobility scooter from the…
Jersey
Jersey Zoo opened in 1959 and is the headquarters of Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust, founded by author and naturalist Gerald Durrell.
London
Relaxed performances are specifically designed to welcome people who require a more relaxed environment, including people with a Alzheimer’s, Autism, sensory and communication disorders, or a learning disability. There is a relaxed attitude to noise…
Warwick
We are proud to constantly embrace and improve accessibility for everyone at the British Motor Museum, allowing for an inclusive experience without barriers. During our Access Days we showcase a whole host of exciting accessible activities and…
Halifax
Eureka! is proud to include a Changing Places facility for use by any visitor to Halifax, not just the museum. The changing places facility on the ground floor includes a toilet, Robin tracking hoist with maximum load of 200kg, height adjustable…
Boston
The Park is fully accessible for wheelchair users, with low viewing points and plenty of picnic areas on the Nature Reserve to stop and refuel. You can also get freshly cooked meals, drinks and snacks from The Rainforest Diner, while the children…
Jersey
In 1940, Nazi Germany invaded the Channel Islands, starting 5 years of gruelling occupation. As a unique tourist attraction and experience, Jersey War Tunnels is the only place in the island where you will find the full story of this Occupation –…
Chichester
We are fully accessible for wheelchair users and can cater for anyone with other specific access requirements. We are quieter during the week, and get usually get quite busy at the weekends. Afternoons tend to be quieter than the mornings. During…
Buxton
From the cavern tour to the visitor centre and café, we’ve designed our facilities and tours to be inclusive and accommodating. Wheelchair users can explore the main cavern chamber, which is 100 metres/300ft long, with no steps.
Bodmin
Visitors with reduced mobility can explore the forest with our all terrain mobility scooter, available to hire via the Countryside Mobility scheme. Our easy-to-use Tramper can tackle forest terrain come rain or shine. Trampers are available Sunday…
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