4 park guides for Denmark, each from the park’s own pages and dated.
Theme Park Access has 4 profiles for Denmark. Each is desk research from the park’s own pages, with the date it was read and what is still unknown. This page gathers the key points side by side.
How the arrangements differ
Parks here fall into these groups (some fit two). The groups are our own plain-English labels from Which access scheme suits you?, not the parks’ words.
2 of 4 use a timed return (you wait elsewhere): Djurs Sommerland, Fårup Sommerland.
2 of 4 use a priority or dedicated entrance: LEGOLAND Billund, Tivoli Gardens.
1 of 4 use an alternative or accessible entrance, where the normal wait may still apply: Djurs Sommerland.
A Consideration Card lets guests who cannot queue use ride exits with up to three companions, with return times at 13 rides.
Evidence: A valid companion card plus documentation, such as a doctor's statement, that the disability prevents queuing. UK documents and the EU Disability Card are not named.
Companions: Up to three companions use the exit with the card holder. Separately, one companion aged 18 or over enters free on a Danish or foreign officially issued companion card.
A Vis hensyn card lets guests who cannot queue enter rides by the exit at a time matching the current wait, with up to three others.
Evidence: A valid companion card or other documentation of the disability, such as a doctor's statement. UK documents and the EU Disability Card are not named.
Companions: The card holder plus up to three others on rides, one an adult helper wearing a wristband. Separately, one companion over 18 enters free on a Danish or foreign officially issued companion card.
A Show Consideration wristband offers quicker access on selected rides for an eligible visitor and group, with limits on repeat use.
Evidence: The wristband rules accept a medical certificate, companion card or other written evidence of need. Free companion admission is a separate process: its detailed page asks international guests for an official international companion pass. Confirm acceptance of your own document before buying tickets.
Companions: One companion may enter free with a companion card or equivalent documentation that says you need assistance; international guests must show an official international companion pass. The wristband gives access with up to five other guests (English page) or up to five people (Danish page): confirm the total.
A queue-priority card for guests with invisible or cognitive disabilities, plus a free companion scheme, both tied to Danish cards or documents.
Evidence: A Danish Companion Card or Danish Association of the Blind card; the park's page also mentions a doctor's note for the card. Tourists without a Danish Companion Card must bring medical documentation for companion admission.
Companions: The card covers a group of up to four; the page does not say whether that includes the holder. One companion may get free admission with a Danish Companion Card.