All shops at Leeds Castle are fully accessible for wheelchair users.
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Is Leeds wheelchair friendly?
We’re also a famously walkable city, with all the buzz of the urban centre never too far away without the need for transport. There are plenty of wheelchair accessible routes to get you where you need to go, and places to stop and rest should you need to.
Are you allowed scooters at Leeds Castle?
Leeds Castle does not allow wheel-based toys, scooters and bikes into the grounds. However, controlled ‘Smart Trikes’ for toddlers are still welcome.
Can you just walk around Leeds Castle grounds?
About the walk
Majestically moated and surrounded by beautiful grounds, Leeds Castle is a truly ethereal sight. On this walk you can see the exterior free of charge, but a glance may whet your appetite to pay up and look inside.
Is Leeds Castle pram friendly?
Pram / wheelchair / mobility friendly: The grounds are accessible but space restrictions in the Castle itself means that no buggies are allowed inside. However, baby slings are available on loan from the steward near the buggy park if you want to expose your little one to a slice of history on your visit.
Are there lifts at Leeds Arena?
Lifts are available to take you down to floor seating Blocks A onwards, up to level 2 Blocks 101 – 109, 210 – 220 and up to level 4 Blocks 321 – 333. Escalators are also available up to level’s 2 – 4, Blocks 101 – 109, 210 – 220 & 321 – 333.
What medical conditions qualify for a blue badge near Leeds?
There are two ways to qualify for a Blue Badge.
- If you are registered blind, terminally ill or already getting some types of disability benefits you can qualify automatically.
- If you have a physical, non visible (hidden) or other disability that makes journeys very difficult you may qualify but might need an assessment.
Is parking at Leeds Castle free?
Parking at Leeds Castle is included in the cost of admission tickets.
How long does it take to go round Leeds Castle?
However, you could just as easily walk round in 30 minutes. There are also plenty of gardens, a Maze, Bird of Prey Centre and Falconry Displays. If you have children then there are large play areas. We would suggest allowing a minimum of 3 to 4 hours, but you could quite easily spend the whole day with us.
Does Leeds have electric scooters?
No matter where you’re going, Leeds Bikes has a variety of scooter models to meet your needs.
Can you go to Leeds Castle without paying?
Leeds Castle is a stunning 900 year old moated castle. It is set in parkland, some of which is free to visit. The castle and grounds do require payment.
What age is a senior at Leeds Castle?
65+ years
Admission Tickets
| Adult (16 to 64 years) £32.00 | £32.00 |
|---|---|
| Senior (65+ years) £31.00 | £31.00 |
| Student £31.00 | £31.00 |
| Adult Disabled + Carer £29.00 | £29.00 |
| Child Disabled + Carer £21.00 | £21.00 |
Is there a public footpath through Leeds Castle?
A visit to the castle is a fabulous experience but this walk only skirts it on a public footpath, taking you past the entrance. An optional entry to the grounds and/or the castle is chargeable. There is an excellent pub in the village, the George, especially good for food.
Is it worth going to Leeds Castle?
If you like your history then Leeds Castle is definitely for you as Leeds Castle started as a Norman stronghold, then progressed to be the private property of six of England’s medieval queens, a palace used by Henry VIII and his first wife Catherine of Aragon, a Jacobean country house, a Georgian mansion, an elegant
Where can I take a 2 year old in Leeds?
Royal Armouries Museum, Armouries Drive, Leeds Dock, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS10 1LT.
- Roundhay Park.
- Treeside Alpacas.
- Bramley Baths.
- Lotherton.
- Jackaboos.
- Hope Pastures.
- The Little Bookshop.
- None Go Bye Farm.
Is Leeds Castle a good day out?
Leeds Castle is a great day out for families. The playgrounds in particular are a big draw for children: The Knights’ Stronghold Playground is modelled on the design of Leeds Castle.
What is ambulant disabled?
The term ‘ambulant disabled’ refers to people with a wide range of disabilities who are not regular wheelchair users. This could include, for example, people who have diabetes, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis or cancer.
Can you take a bottle of water into Leeds arena?
Food and drinks cannot be brought into the venue unfortunately.
Can I take a bag into Leeds arena?
You are permitted to bring small bags or handbags no larger than 35cm x 40cm x 19cm. There will be no temporary storage facilities for such items within the venue and it will be left to the patron to find a safe temporary facility to hold the item.
Do I need a doctors letter to get a Blue Badge?
Proof of residency can be an official letter or document no more than 3 months old (copies only): GP or hospital letter. DWP or HMRC letter. Utility bill (gas, water, electric, telephone landline)
How far can you walk to qualify for a Blue Badge?
This score is awarded to people who cannot walk further than 50 metres safely, repeatedly and to an acceptable standard.