This attraction does not have a dedicated car park

The closest car parks are is The Ness Car Park.

This car park has a limited number of disabled spaces there is an incline between the car park and the main entrance.

The car park is concrete laid

The pathway between the car park and the zoo has a slight incline some assistance may be required for those in a wheelchair

There are a number of steps in the older part of the zoo.

The Zoo Boardwalk is on a slope and may not be suitable for those in a wheelchair.

Due to the nature of the site, not all areas are accessible for wheelchair users.

This attraction has Sensory bags available to borrow from the main entrance these contain the following:

• Ear Defenders
• Fidget Toys
• Flash Card

This attraction offers a Visual Guide that can be found here – Visual Guide 

This attraction offers free entry to carer visiting alongside a disabled guest

To be eligible for free entry you must provide evidence in one of the following forms:

• A Gateway Card, Max Card, Yellow Card, Access card, Hynt Card or the CEA Card.
• A Disability Living Allowance or Attendance Allowance award letter.
• Personal Independence Payment letter.
• A letter from GP or consultant confirming the need for a carer, personal assistant or essential companion.
• War Disablement Pension or Armed Forces Independence Payment.
• Blue Badge or a photocopy or scan of your Blue Badge.

This attraction offers discounted concession for disabled visitors.

To be eligible for discounted entry you must provide evidence in one of the following forms:

• A Gateway Card, Max Card, Yellow Card, Access card, Hynt Card or the CEA Card.
• A Disability Living Allowance or Attendance Allowance award letter.
• Personal Independence Payment letter.
• A letter from GP or consultant confirming the need for a carer, personal assistant or essential companion.
• War Disablement Pension or Armed Forces Independence Payment.
• Blue Badge or a photocopy or scan of your Blue Badge.