National Disability Card: Your Theme Park Disability Pass

Tired of your usual theme park outings? Want to try something new? Use your National Disability Card to simplify access and easily communicate your needs to these 14 amazing theme parks. With your card, you're eligible for a range of theme park benefits such as discounted tickets, free companion tickets, and/or priority access to rides and attractions. Add these theme park destinations to your bucket list!

1. Disneyland Paris (France)

Just a short hop from the UK, Disneyland Paris is a magical destination featuring iconic rides and enchanting characters. With a National Disability Card, disabled visitors get 25% off their ticket, plus priority access to rides and attractions. Read more about getting a Disneyland Paris Priority Card.

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2. Europa Park (Germany)

Europa Park is famous among theme parks in Germany as one of Europe’s largest and most popular parks. Known for its themed areas based on European countries, it offers discounted tickets for card holders, making it easier and more affordable to explore. Just select the 'Special Rate' when booking online and show your National Disability Card on arrival.

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3. Tivoli Gardens (Copenhagen, Denmark)

This historic park is famous for its beautiful gardens and gentle rides. If you have an invisible disability, use your National Disability Card to get a disability theme park pass at Tivoli Gardens, entitling you and your carer to priority access to their amazing rides. One of our card holders confirmed that their card was accepted at this venue.

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4. Universal Studios (Osaka, Japan)

With thrilling rides and incredible film-based attractions, Universal Studios Japan is a top choice for film fans. If you're a National Disability Card holder who is unable to wait in a queue, you may be eligible for the Guest Support Pass, meaning you can spend the wait time for a ride elsewhere than in the ride queue, reducing the strain of queuing. One of our card holders confirmed that their card was accepted at this venue.

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5. Tokyo Disneyland (Japan)

Part of the Disney family, Tokyo Disneyland blends traditional Japanese style with Disney’s magic. National Disability Card holders get reduced price tickets to this beautiful park, as well as to DisneySea next door. One of our card holders confirmed that their card was accepted at this venue.

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6. Parc Astérix (France)

Based on the beloved Asterix comics, Parc Astérix is a thrilling park with rides and shows themed around Roman and Gaulish adventures. Situated just outside Paris, it’s a great alternative to Disneyland for fans of French culture and humour. National Disability Card holders can enjoy reduced ticket prices and priority access to attractions for a stress-free visit.

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7. Parque Warner (Madrid, Spain)

What about attraction parks in Europe? This Warner Bros. themed park brings Hollywood to Spain with movie-inspired attractions and shows. Disability card holders are eligible for discounted tickets, ensuring they don’t miss any of the action. Learn more about accessibility at Parque Warner. One of our card holders confirmed that their card was accepted at this venue.

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8. Futuroscope (France)

Futuroscope is an extraordinary theme park offering futuristic attractions, 4D cinemas, and immersive shows. Located near Poitiers, it’s perfect for visitors seeking a mix of technology, science, and fun. National Disability Card holders benefit from priority access and discounted tickets for a seamless, inclusive experience.

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9. Diggerland

With four locations across the UK, Diggerland offers hands-on fun with real construction machinery, perfect for all ages. National Disability Card holders enjoy a free carer ticket, making for a thrilling, affordable day out.

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10. Warner Bros World (Abu Dhabi)

Just next door to Ferrari World on Yas Island, Warner Bros. World lets you step into the worlds of your favourite characters, with rides and live shows for all ages. Wheelchair users and people with an intellectual or visual disability get discounted tickets, and so do their carers. Buy tickets at the ticket counters. One of our card holders told us their card was accepted as proof of eligibility.

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11. Ferrari World (Abu Dhabi)

Looking for adventures outside Europe? If you love speed, Ferrari World is a must-visit. Located on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, it’s home to the world’s fastest roller coaster! Ferrari World offers discounted tickets for both disabled visitors and their carers to ensure everyone can share in the excitement. One of our card holders confirmed that their card was accepted at this venue.

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12. Parque de Atracciones (Madrid, Spain)

One of Spain’s oldest theme parks, this Madrid theme park has rides for all ages. Disabled visitors get reduced-price tickets and can skip the queues with priority access, enhancing the experience. One of our card holders confirmed that their card was accepted at this venue.

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13. Adventure Island (Southend-on-Sea)

Adventure Island is a seaside theme park on the Essex coast, full of thrill rides, family attractions and classic arcades. If you have a National Disability Card, your carer gets 50% off a wristband or annual pass. Carers must be over 16. Buy tickets when you arrive and show your card to get the discount.

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14. Woodlands Family Theme Park (Dartmouth)

Woodlands covers 90 acres near Dartmouth, with rides, watercoasters, huge indoor play areas, a zoo farm and a falconry centre, so it works whatever the weather. National Disability Card holders get 30% off full admission. Choose the "Guest with Disabilities" ticket when you book, then show your card at the entrance.

These parks are just a snapshot of the many destinations that accept the National Disability Card. See all venues that accept your card and plan your unforgettable day out.

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About the National Disability Card

‍The National Disability & Carers Card scheme was set up in 2019 by carers to make everyday life and access easier for people with disabilities and those who care for them. The scheme supports 200,000 card holders and provides easy-to-carry visual identification that helps users avoid repeatedly explaining their disability or caring role. The National Disability Card is accepted as proof of disability at 600+ venues across the UK and abroad.

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