Accessibility information

Tickets are available at a concessionary discounted rate. We offer a two person ticket for one disabled individual plus one carer, a ticket for disabled individuals and these can be purchased either online, or at the gate upon arrival. 

Our accessibility map helps visitors navigate the Park according to their own needs. Download our handy accessibility map before your visit, which showcases wheelchair-accessible paths, accessibility tools throughout the Park and more.

Our social scripts cover a wide range of topics and information, including how to enter the park, what to expect driving around the road safari, keeper talks and much more.

There are five communication boards at Woburn Safari Park to help individuals communicate about a wide range of topics including the animals, leisure facilities, food and drink and self-care.

There are many British Sign Language boards in the Foot Safari to help individuals learn BSL phrases related to their visit.

Visit the Park for a day on safari that includes a 60 minute educational workshop designed for children with special educational needs and disabilities.

The Changing Places accessible toilet facility is located beside the disabled parking in the concrete car park. This is fitted with hoists, privacy screens, adult-sized changing benches, a peninsula toilet and has space for carers. Please ask staff in Junglies Gift Shop for the key. 

Standard disabled toilets are located at the main admissions building, in the Safari Restaurant, and in the courtyard block by Junglies Gift Shop. Please ask staff for the radar key. 

All keeper talks are accessible by wheelchair, with space available either at the back or at the sides of the tiered seating, depending on the talks.

Please make yourself or your group known to a member of staff at the beginning of a keeper talks and demonstrations, for assistance or in case of emergency evacuation.

You can download a copy of the timetable of talks and demonstrations here.

Transport around the animal reserves is in your own car/minibus/coach. All vehicles take the same route and the drive takes approximately one hour. You can repeat the Road Safari route through the reserves as many times as you like during your visit.

No pets or dogs are permitted into the Safari Park and kennel facilities are not provided. Assistance dogs are only allowed to enter very limited areas of the Safari Park and may not enter the Road Safari or any animal enclosures in the Foot Safari.