Access Card (Nimbus)
A widely used access and companion card for venues, theatres and attractions, showing the adjustments you need.
What you get
A card (from Nimbus Disability Access Card) that records access needs and, where relevant, an essential companion symbol. Many venues use it to offer a companion ticket or adjustments. Each venue sets its own concessions — a card is not a legal guarantee of a free companion ticket. No official national price is repeated here; check the Access Card site for current application costs.
Who can get it
Disabled people who need adjustments or a companion when visiting participating venues. Eligibility and evidence are set by the Access Card scheme, not by a single government benefit list. Some venues also accept other evidence, such as a CEA Card or a benefit letter.
How to apply
Apply through the official Access Card website, with the evidence they ask for. Then check a venue’s access page before you book.