Carer and companion concessions at attractions

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Many visitor attractions offer a free or reduced essential-companion ticket if you are disabled and need support to visit.

What you get

A free or reduced ticket for an essential companion, or other access concessions, at venues that offer them. This is not one national scheme. Policies vary, and you should check the venue before you travel. Some accept an Access Card, a CEA Card (cinemas), a benefit letter or their own registration form.

Who can get it

Usually, disabled visitors who need support from another person to make the visit. A disability benefit can be useful evidence, but venues set their own rules.

How to apply

Check the venue’s official access or ticketing page, or contact them before you book. Bring the evidence they ask for.

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Last checked 10 November 2026. This page is information, not an eligibility decision or legal advice. Always confirm the current rules on the official source before you apply.

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