Are You A Carer?
Being a carer for a family member can be a demanding and challenging responsibility, and it is essential to recognize and appreciate the invaluable contribution that carers make to society. If you are a registered carer, you may be entitled to various benefits, including financial support, time off work, and free or discounted access to various attractions when you visit with the person you care for.
One of the significant benefits of being a registered carer is access to free or discounted entry to various attractions across the UK. These attractions offer carers the opportunity to take a break and enjoy leisure time with their loved ones without the financial burden that often comes with it.
Here are five examples of attractions that offer free carer entry:
- The National Trust: The National Trust offers free entry to carers who accompany a disabled visitor. The disabled visitor must be a member, and the carer must show proof of being a registered carer.
- The Eden Project: The Eden Project offers free entry to carers who accompany a disabled visitor. The disabled visitor must pay the standard entry fee, and the carer must provide proof of being a registered carer.
- Alton Towers: Alton Towers offers a “carer goes free” scheme for disabled guests who require assistance. The disabled guest must pay the standard entry fee, and the carer must provide proof of being a registered carer.
- Sea Life: Sea Life offers free entry to carers who accompany a disabled visitor. The disabled visitor must pay the standard entry fee, and the carer must provide proof of being a registered carer.
- The British Museum: The British Museum offers free entry to carers who accompany a disabled visitor. The disabled visitor must pay the standard entry fee, and the carer must show proof of being a registered carer.
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If you have any questions about the venues that offer free or discounted entry or if you would like to recommend an attraction, please contact us via the contact page on our website or contact the attraction directly.
In conclusion, being a registered carer comes with numerous benefits, including free or discounted entry to various attractions across the UK. These attractions offer a much-needed break and allow carers to enjoy quality time with their loved ones without the added financial strain. It’s important to take advantage of these offers and appreciate the invaluable contribution that carers make to society.