Emma Camp, 38, from Wolverhampton enjoys visits to Alton Towers and Thorpe Park, but gets anxiety in large crowds. "I was ...
The Alton Towers change relates to the Ride Access Pass that give guests faster access to rides ...
A major UK theme park operator has made a major rule change to its disability queueing system. Merlin Entertainments has ...
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Alton Towers bans theme parkgoers with ADHD and anxiety from using disability pass to avoid queues
The biggest theme park company in the country has suddenly changed its accessibility system for hidden disabilities.
Half-term trial will limit ride access passes for those with additional needs and offer calmer spaces to people who find crowds difficult ...
Alton Towers theme park will stop people with certain disabilities from being able to use a free pass giving access to a fast ...
The Midlands-based attraction is partnering with the University of Birmingham and international guest experience design ...
The rules are changing in 2026 ...
The new Ride Access Pass splits criteria into two separate symbols, 'Difficulty Standing' and 'Difficulty with Crowds', which ...
Lisa said: “I won't be able to visit with him at half term because he won't be able to cope with it" ...
It has changed rules around virtual queuing to prioritise visitors with physical disabilities.
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