At KDC we have been discussing concessions for carers and people with
disabilities.
This is the starting list we have compiled, if you know of any other
venues that offer concessions, please let us know and we will add them
to our list.
Knowsley Wildflower Centre
Our visitors are very welcome to bring a carer to assist them FREE please ask when you arrive or call or email in advance to help us make
the best of your visit. http://www.nwc.org.uk/
Knowsley Leisure Centres
You need to check at each centre, but carers should receive free entry
when supporting a disabled person.
http://www.activeknowsley.com/centres.php
Knowsley Safari Park
We believe everyone should come and visit our safari park, so one-toone carers go free with a paid disabled entry ticket. Any additional
carers are required to pay entry prices.
http://www.knowsleysafariexperience.co.uk/prices/
Cinema
Cinema Exhibitors Association card –This is a national card that can be
used to verify that the holder is entitled to one free ticket for a person
accompanying them to the cinema.
http://www.ceacard.co.uk/postcodes.asp
Merlin Annual Pass – Free pass for Carer
with each full price pass purchased for person
with disability.
http://www.merlinannualpass.co.uk/disabledpassholders.aspx
National Trust
Our admission policy admits the necessary companion, or
carer, of a disabled visitor free of charge, on request,
while the normal membership, or admission fee, applies to
the disabled visitor.
‘Access for All Admit One Card’ can be applied for and
allows a carer free entry to support a person with a
disability. http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/article-1356394063324/
Chester Zoo
Guests with disabilities can admit a carer free of
charge.
http://www.chesterzoo.org/plan-yourvisit/admission-andtickets?gclid=CIbVrs6SkrwCFeKWtAodOCgANw
London Zoo
The following concessions are available
on the day when you arrive at the main
gate:
A discounted rate for disabled visitors.
Relevant supporting documents should
be brought on the day of your visit.
One free entry for one essential carer per paying disabled visitor. This
cannot be used in conjunction with Tesco Days Out vouchers.
http://www.zsl.org/zsl-london-zoo/visit/entry-costs,118,AR.html
Bristol Zoo
Concessions for young people aged 15 to 18 years and disabled adults,
carer has free entry.
Proof of disability will be requested, which may include a Blue Badge,
statement of special educational needs from LEA or NHS, or a letter
from a medical professional on NHS headed paper.
http://www.bristolzoo.org.uk/prices
Dudley Zoo
Concessions - Adult with disability, Child with
Disability,
One Free Admission for Carer with Disabled Visitor
http://www.dudleyzoo.org.uk/visit-us/opening-times-admissions
London Eye
There are discounts for our disabled
guests on The EDF Energy London Eye
and London Eye River Cruise.
Restrictions do apply.
For more details, please call + 44 (0)871 222 0188 (calls cost 10p per
minute plus network extras) or email [email protected]
.
All paying disabled guests can bring a carer free of charge on both the
London Eye and the London Eye River Cruise. Both the London Eye and
London Eye River Cruises are full accessible for disabled guests, with
wheelchair access and disabled toilets.
http://www.londoneye.com/VisitorInformation/DisabledGuests/Default.a
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Eden project
Free entry to Eden for Carers: One per
disabled person – just let us know in
advance if you plan to attend an
out-of-hours paying event http://www.edenproject.com/access-guide
National Express
If you're registered disabled and love
exploring the British Isles, then our
Disabled Coachcard offers a great way
to save 1/3 on standard fares to hundreds of UK towns, cities and
airports http://www.nationalexpress.com/waystosave/disabledcoachcards.aspx
Disabled Persons Railcard
If you have a disability that makes
travelling by train difficult you might
qualify for the Disabled Persons Railcard.
The Disabled Persons Railcard allows you to get 1/3 off most rail fares
throughout Great Britain. If you are travelling with an adult companion
they also can get 1/3 off their rail fare.
http://www.disabledpersons-railcard.co.uk/
Toll Bridges
You may be able to pay a reduced rate or nothing
at some river crossings, bridges and tunnels if
you’re disabled. In most cases, you have to apply
in advance to get a concession.
https://www.gov.uk/driving-medicalconditions/toll-concessions
Good Websites
Rough Guide to Accessible Britain
A free, online guide including:
Over 200 inspiring ideas for worry-free days
out
Reviews, hints and tips by disabled visitors
Grouped by 10 regional locations –
featuring Olympic venues, scenic drives and
towns
Accessibility information including disabled
parking
http://www.accessibleguide.co.uk/home.php
Euan’s Guide
The goal of Euan's Guide is to provide a friendly,
honest & empowering alternative to hours of web
searching and phone calls and most importantly
remove the ‘fear of the unknown’ when visiting a
venue for the first time.
I really hope that you'll help by sending us your
reviews or even just staying in touch and
mentioning us to your friends & family or anyone
else you think might be interested. Please also encourage venues that
you visit to list on the site. http://www.euansguide.com/
Knowsley Disability Concern Disclaimer
The content of this resource is provided for general information purposes only and
whilst we hope you find it useful, the content of this guide should not be taken as an
endorsement by us of any particular venue, location or destination and should not
be relied upon by you in making any decisions.
Information correct as of 22 February 2014.