WWP - Disabled Membership Direct Debit Scheme
IMPORTANT NOTE
This ticket type becomes valid from 10 days after your purchase date to allow for the initial direct debit to reach us.
If you love WWP, from the animals to the dinosaurs the most cost effective way to return to the park regularly might be a membership ticket.
Please select this option if you would like to pay for your membership as monthly Direct Debit payment.
The Direct Debit Scheme is a 1 year membership and is charged at 45% upfront followed by the balance to be split over 6 subsequent monthly payments (making a total of 7 payments).
Membership Tickets for disabled visitors
Paying visitors who receive Disability Living Allowance (DLA) or Personal Independence Payments (PIP) are eligible to bring with them one essential carer, free of charge, subject to written evidence in the form of:
- Personal Independence Payment (PIP) letter
- Disability Living Allowance (DLA) letter
- Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP) letter
- Attendance allowance (AA) letter
- Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP) letter
- Photographic staff identification card from a registered nursing or residential care home (foster homes in this instance do not qualify)***
- Confirmation of a requirement for an essential carer by a medical professional on NHS headed paper
- Access card (must show on the front that the person requires a carer)
- Severely sight impaired registration confirmation
- Sight impaired registration confirmation
- CEA card
The evidence provided must be dated within the last 12 months no other cards, letters or blue badges will be accepted as evidence.
Evidence as described above only needs to be brought in when purchasing the ticket as a note of this will be made on our system. However the evidence must be brought to the park (in date) each time the membership ticket is renewed.
Please note that our staff are not medical professionals and as such we do not expect them to make a judgement decision about a disability without the above written evidence. As such, if evidence is not brought on the first visit or not in date, the full charge for entry of your carer will be required and a standard rate membership ticket will be issued.
The disabled visitor will hold a membership card which needs to be brought to the park upon every visit. The carer will not receive their own card, instead being included as an additional entry on the disabled visitors ticket. As such a carer cannot use the ticket without the disabled visitor. This carer must be named and photographed and the dedicated carer is not able to be changed during a membership period so please ensure that on your first visit you are accompanied by your main carer as this will be the one who is able to accompany you for free on your ticket.
Carers must be aged 16 or older.
IMPORTANT NOTE
This ticket type becomes valid from 10 days after your purchase date to allow for the initial direct debit to reach us.
If you love WWP, from the animals to the dinosaurs the most cost effective way to return to the park regularly might be a membership ticket.
Please select this option if you would like to pay for your membership as monthly Direct Debit payment.
The Direct Debit Scheme is a 1 year membership and is charged at 45% upfront followed by the balance to be split over 6 subsequent monthly payments (making a total of 7 payments).
Membership Tickets for disabled visitors
Paying visitors who receive Disability Living Allowance (DLA) or Personal Independence Payments (PIP) are eligible to bring with them one essential carer, free of charge, subject to written evidence in the form of:
- Personal Independence Payment (PIP) letter
- Disability Living Allowance (DLA) letter
- Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP) letter
- Attendance allowance (AA) letter
- Adult / Child Disability Payment (ADP / CDP) letter
- Photographic staff identification card from a registered nursing or residential care home (foster homes in this instance do not qualify)***
- Confirmation of a requirement for an essential carer by a medical professional on NHS headed paper
- Access card (must show on the front that the person requires a carer)
- Severely sight impaired registration confirmation
- Sight impaired registration confirmation
- CEA card
The evidence provided must be dated within the last 12 months no other cards, letters or blue badges will be accepted as evidence.
Evidence as described above only needs to be brought in when purchasing the ticket as a note of this will be made on our system. However the evidence must be brought to the park (in date) each time the membership ticket is renewed.
Please note that our staff are not medical professionals and as such we do not expect them to make a judgement decision about a disability without the above written evidence. As such, if evidence is not brought on the first visit or not in date, the full charge for entry of your carer will be required and a standard rate membership ticket will be issued.
The disabled visitor will hold a membership card which needs to be brought to the park upon every visit. The carer will not receive their own card, instead being included as an additional entry on the disabled visitors ticket. As such a carer cannot use the ticket without the disabled visitor. This carer must be named and photographed and the dedicated carer is not able to be changed during a membership period so please ensure that on your first visit you are accompanied by your main carer as this will be the one who is able to accompany you for free on your ticket.
Carers must be aged 16 or older.
Our payments are processed using : WorldPay
