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You must be at least 1.25m to ride. Anyone under 1.4m must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children all in the same row.

Anyone taller than 1.95m is not able to ride.

Riders must possess full body control – this means all riders must be able to walk unaided, transfer in and out of the seat unaided, and independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have two points of contact with the floor of the ride vehicle, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. One secure prosthetic leg below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with a leg plaster cast or medical boot is not able to ride for evacuation reasons. Anyone with any other broken or fractured limb is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance next to the ride exit. This involves the use of stairs.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. Carers must be sat in the same row as the wristband holder. Wristband holders must sit in the second row for evacuation purposes.

You must be at least 95cm to ride. Anyone under 7 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to two children and must be sat next to them.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have both natural legs above the knees, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Prosthetic limbs must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride. Medical boots must be removed.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait by the exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. Carers must be sat next to the wristband holder.

You must be at least 1.1m to ride. Anyone under 1.3m and 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children all in the same car.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

Guests who suffer from heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, or anyone who has had recent surgery, are advised not to ride.

All riders must have two points of contact with the floor of the ride vehicle, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. One secure prosthetic leg below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with a leg plaster cast or medical boot is not able to ride for evacuation reasons. Anyone with any other broken or fractured limb is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit ramp and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken up to the station platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. Carers must be sat in the same vehicle as the wristband holder.

You must be at least 4 years old to ride. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children all in the vehicle.

Riders must possess full body control unless they can be safely carried out by a carer in the event of a building evacuation. All riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have at least have one point of contact with the floor of the ride vehicle, at least one natural leg above the knee, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance next to the ride exit. Wheelchairs must be left outside of the building due to evacuation purposes.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. Carers must be sat in same vehicle as the wristband holder.

You must be at least 1m and 4 years old to ride. Anyone under 1.2m and 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can only accompany one child and must be sat next to them.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have one point of contact with the floor of the ride vehicle, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic legs below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with a leg plaster cast or medical boot is not able to ride for evacuation reasons. Anyone with any other broken or fractured limb is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance to the left of Tornado Treats. Wheelchairs can be taken up to the station platform via the use of the wheelchair lift.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder. Please note the Queue Assist scheme does not operate for the front seats. If a Queue Assist user wishes to ride on the front seats, the carer must queue for them

You must be at least 1.2m and 6 years old to ride. Anyone under 1.4m and 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to two children and must be sat next to them.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have both natural legs above the knees, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Prosthetic limbs must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs cannot ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance next to the ride exit. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. Carers must be sat next to the wristband holder.

You must be at least 1m and 4 years old to ride. Anyone under 1.2m and 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can only accompany one child and must be sat next to them.

Anyone taller than 2.04cm is not able to ride.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have both natural legs above the knees, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Prosthetic limbs must be removed.

Anyone with a leg plaster cast or medical boot is not able to ride for evacuation reasons. Anyone with any other broken or fractured limb is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance next to the ride exit. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder.

You must be at least 1m and 4 years old to ride. Anyone under 1.2m and 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children – the adult must be sat next to or in the row behind the children.

Riders must possess full body control – this means all riders must be able to walk unaided, transfer in and out of the seat unaided, and independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have two points of contact with the floor of the ride vehicle to be able to brace with, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic legs below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with a leg plaster cast or medical boot is not able to ride for evacuation reasons. Anyone with any other broken or fractured limb is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit ramp and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs must be left outside of the station.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder.

You must be at least 80cm to ride. Anyone under 6 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult in the same car.

Anyone over 1.3m must ride alone. Anyone over 13 years old is not permitted to ride, unless they are an adult accompanying a child.

Riders must possess full body control to ride a car – all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times with both their hands and feet due to the potential of collisions.

Riders must be able to understand safety instructions and operational controls. An assessment by our First Aid Nurse will be required for drivers using Queue Assist.

All riders must have two hands to be able to hold on with.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is not able to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance to the left of the entrance building. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform but must then be left outside of the ride area.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted.

You must be at least 90cm to ride. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can only accompany one child and must be in the same boat.

Riders must possess full body control – this means all riders must be able to walk unaided, transfer in and out of the boat unaided, and independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have one point of contact with the floor of the ride vehicle, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic legs may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs cannot ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance next to the ride exit and await instructions from the Operator.

Maximum of 1 carer permitted – carer must ride in the same boat if accompanying a child or in the boat behind if accompanying an adult.

You must be at least 90cm to ride. Anyone under 7 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can only accompany one child and must be in the same row.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have one point of contact with the floor of the ride vehicle, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic legs below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with a leg plaster cast or medical boot is not able to ride for evacuation reasons. Anyone with any other broken or fractured limb is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance next to the ride exit. Wheelchairs can be taken up to the station platform via the use of the wheelchair lift.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder. Please note the Queue Assist scheme does not operate for the front seats. If a Queue Assist user wishes to ride on the front seats, the carer must queue for them.

You must be at least 1.2m and 6 years old to ride. Anyone under 1.4m and 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to four children and must be sat in between them.

Riders must possess full body control – this means all riders must be able to walk unaided, transfer in and out of the seat unaided, and independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have two points of contact with the floor of the ride vehicle to be able to brace with, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic legs below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs cannot ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs are unable to be taken up the exit.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder.

You must be at least 90cm to ride. Anyone under 7 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can only accompany one child and must be sat next to the child.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have both natural legs above the knees, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Prosthetic limbs must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait by the outer exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder.

You must be at least 90cm to ride. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany one or two children and must be sat next to them in the same row.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have both natural legs above the knees, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic legs below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with a leg plaster cast or medical boot is not able to ride for evacuation reasons. Anyone with any other broken or fractured limb is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users please speak to staff in the ride photography kiosk and await further instructions. Wheelchairs can be taken up to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder.

No height restriction. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to four children in the same balloon.

Maximum of 5 riders per balloon – or 4 riders if these are all adults.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same balloon.

No height restriction. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same boat.

Maximum of 4 riders per boat.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

All riders must possess at least one hand to be able to hold and brace with. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the accessibility entrance adjacent to the exit and await instructions from the Operator.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same boat.

You must be at least 85cm to ride. Those between 85cm and 1.1m must ride in the front seat and accompanied by a responsible adult in the rear seat.

Anyone over 1.1m must ride alone in the rear seat unaccompanied.

Riders must possess full body control – this means all riders must be able to walk unaided, transfer in and out of the seat unaided, and independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must be able to hold on with both hands and brace with both legs. Riders with prosthetic or missing limbs cannot ride.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs cannot ride.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the pathway to the left of the main queue line entrance and await instructions from the Operator. There is no wheelchair access.

Maximum of 1 carer permitted – carer must ride on the same dinosaur if accompanying a child under 1.1m. or on the dinosaur behind if accompanying a child over 1.1m.

Maximum one ride per day with queue assist pass.

No height restriction. Anyone under 4 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same carriage.

Maximum of 4 riders per carriage, with a maximum of 2 adults.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait at the exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same carriage.

No height restriction. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to four children in the same gondola.

Maximum of 5 riders per gondola – or 4 riders if these are all adults.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait at the exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same gondola.

No height restriction. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same helicopter.

Maximum of 4 riders per helicopter.

A maximum of 4 people to a Helicopter, these can all be adults.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait at the bottom of the exit ramp and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same helicopter

No height restriction. Anyone under 4 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same car.

Maximum of 4 riders per car.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait at the exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same car.

No height restriction. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to five children in the same carriage.

Maximum of 6 riders per car, with a maximum of 4 adults.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

Anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit gate. Wheelchairs can be taken up to the station platform via the use of the wheelchair lift.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same carriage.

No height restriction. Anyone under 4 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same boat.

Maximum of 4 riders per boat, with a maximum of 2 adults.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait at the exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same boat.

You must be at least 90cm to ride. Anyone under 7 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can only accompany one child seated in the same dinghy.

Maximum of 2 riders per dinghy, with a maximum of 1 adult.

Riders must possess full body control – this means all riders must be able to walk unaided, transfer in and out of the seat unaided, and independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must be able to grip the handles with both hands and have at least one leg to brace with. Secure prosthetic legs may be worn provided they have no sharp points or edges.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs cannot ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users please speak to staff in the ride photography kiosk and await further instructions. There is no wheelchair access.

Maximum of 1 carer permitted – carer must ride in the same dinghy if accompanying a child, or on the next dingy along if both guests are adults.

Children under 1.1m must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Children under 75cm must ride in the rear seats only, accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same tractor.

Maximum of 4 riders per tractor, with a maximum of 2 adults (adults in the rear seats only).

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait at the exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken onto the exit platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same tractor.

No height restriction - children must be accompanied by a responsible adult at the driver’s discretion.

One adult can accompany up to five children in the same carriage.

Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait at the exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 5 carers permitted.

No height restriction. Anyone under 4 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same jeep.

Maximum of 4 riders per jeep.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the dedicated entrance to the left of the main ride entrance alongside the Outpost 12 shop. Please note the exit is through the gift shop.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same jeep.

You must be at least 85cm to ride. Anyone under 5 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany one or two children and must be sat next to them in the same row.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have both natural legs above the knees, and at least one complete limb to be able to brace with. Secure prosthetic legs below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users please speak to staff in the ride photography kiosk and await further instructions. Wheelchairs can be taken up to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder.

No height restriction. Children under 12 months old are not permitted. Anyone under 1.2m or under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same gondola.

Maximum of 4 riders per gondola, with a maximum of 2 adults.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

Riders must have both natural legs to below the knees, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic legs below the knee may be worn provided they are in contact with the gondola floor. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The seatbelt must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit ramp and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same gondola.

No height restriction. Anyone under 1.2m or under 6 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to two children.

Children under 12 months old are only permitted to ride when seated on a bench or gondola seat with a responsible adult.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times

Note that in order to ride on a horse, riders must possess full body control, be able to hold on with 1 functioning hand and brace with both functioning legs. Riders on horses must have both natural legs to below the knee.

Secure prosthetic legs below the knee may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform. There is space for one wheelchair aboard the Carousel.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 5 carers permitted.

No height restriction. Anyone under 4 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to five children in the same carriage.

Small children must be able to sit upright and hold on.

Children must be accompanied to assist with boarding and alighting from the train.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted.

You must be at least 1m to ride. Anyone under 1.2m or 7 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult, sat in one of the double seats next to them.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have both natural legs above the knees, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. All prosthetic limbs must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs cannot ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted.

You must be at least 90cm to ride. Anyone under 6 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult in the same row. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same row.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have at least one natural leg below the knee, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn – leg prosthetics must be in contact with the floor.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users please wait at the bottom of the exit ramp and await further instructions. Do not walk up the ramp whilst the ride is in motion. Wheelchairs can be taken up to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. One carer must be sat next to the wristband holder.

You must be at least 75cm to ride. Anyone under 8 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult. One adult can accompany up to three children, sat in the same teacup.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 5 carers permitted. One carer must be sat in the same teacup as the wristband holder.

No height restriction. Only for use by small children that can comfortably sit in the digger with the seatbelt fastened. Maximum of 2 children per row.

Small children must possess upper body control, be able to sit upright and hold on at all times.

Children must be accompanied to assist with boarding and alighting from the train.

All riders must be able to hold on or brace with at least one functioning limb. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Maximum of 1 carer permitted – sat off of the ride on the benches in the ride area.

No height restriction. Only for use by children aged 7 years old and under. Maximum of 2 children per seal.

Children must be accompanied to assist with boarding and alighting from the seals.

Small children must possess full body control, be able to sit upright and hold on at all times.

All riders must be able to hold on with at least two functioning hands and brace with at least one functioning leg. Secure prosthetic legs may be worn. Prosthetic arms must be removed.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Maximum of 1 carer permitted – sat off of the ride on the benches in the ride area.

No height restriction. Anyone under 4 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult in the same half of the boat. One adult can accompany up to three children, sat in the same half of the boat.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times. This does not apply to babies and toddlers being carried by an adult.

Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn.

All passengers should be in good general health and free from heart, back, neck or any other medical conditions which may be affected by this ride.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users wait at the exit gate and await instructions from the Operator. There is no wheelchair access to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 5 carers permitted – groups must sit in the same boat.

You must be at least 90cm to ride. Anyone under 7 years old must be accompanied by a responsible adult in the same row. One adult can accompany up to three children in the same row.

Riders must possess upper body control – this means all riders must be able to independently sit upright unaided and be able to brace themselves at all times.

All riders must have at least one natural leg below the knee, and at least one hand to be able to hold onto the restraint and brace with. Secure prosthetic limbs may be worn – leg prosthetics must be in contact with the floor.

Anyone with any broken or fractured limbs is advised not to ride.

Expectant mothers and anyone with any of the following conditions should not ride: heart conditions, back, spinal or neck problems, high/low blood pressure, vertigo, Meniere’s Disease, anyone who has had recent surgery or anyone with any other medical condition that may be affected by this ride.

The safety restraints must be fully engaged – you will not be able to ride if this is not achievable.

Queue Assist & Wheelchair wristband users enter via the exit and await instructions from the Operator. Wheelchairs can be taken on to the platform.

Minimum of 1 carer, Maximum of 3 carers permitted. Carers must be sat in the same row as the wristband holder.

Safety Statement

Ride Accessibility Guide (Download)

Ride Accessibility Information

Our ride accessibility information

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