A thoughtful plan. A more flexible day.

FREE PLANNING TOOL

Make a plan that fits your day.

Choose a park and what matters most. We’ll create a private, practical starting brief using the official-source notes on this site. Nothing is saved or sent.

✓ No sign-up✓ No medical details✓ Save or print it yourself

THE CALM BEFORE THE FUN

A successful day starts before the gate.

Work through these questions before booking, then print a copy for the journey. Your ticks stay on this device only while this page is open; no details are sent to us.

Open the official accessibility guideRead the current park page and individual ride restrictions. Check the access process and timingIs it online, app-based, a timed return, or arranged on arrival? Confirm your travel and last returnCheck lift, vehicle space, pickup point and the final accessible connection both ways. Pack the original evidence requestedCheck document type, language, ID and date requirements with the park. Ask about your priority ridesConfirm boarding, transfer, restraints, evacuation and sensory effects for each person. Check toilets and equipmentAsk about dimensions, adult changing and hoists if needed; reserve essential equipment where possible. Plan food, rest and a quieter optionCheck ingredients and cross-contact directly for allergies; choose places to pause. Agree a flexible plan with your groupChoose priorities, a meeting point, and a no-pressure point to pause or leave.

PLAIN ANSWERS, NOT PROMISES

Questions worth asking before you book.

Every park is different. These answers help you ask more precise questions and spot where you need the current official source.

Does an access card guarantee a ride?

No. An access arrangement may change how you wait or enter, but it does not override the attraction’s safety, restraint, transfer or evacuation conditions. Check the individual ride and ask the ride team on the day.

Do I have to disclose my diagnosis?

Not always. Parks set their own evidence and assessment processes. The most useful question is what document or functional information the specific park requires, and whether it needs to be current, original or translated.

Can a park companion carry out transfers?

Do not assume a park employee can lift or transfer someone. Confirm the attraction’s transfer procedure in advance and make a group plan that is safe and comfortable for everyone involved.

Does a separate entrance mean priority?

No. An alternative entrance can remove steps or allow waiting elsewhere without shortening the wait. Priority arrangements, return times and timed intervals work differently. Read the park’s own explanation before deciding which system fits your day.

Is Theme Park Access paid by the parks?

No. This is a free, independent project with no advertising, paid placements, affiliate links or paid planning services. Our current focus is useful information and feedback from visitors.