Christmas Accessibility Information
Standard Light Trail accessibility
- Wheelchair matting is in place on all grass areas.
- Staff will be on hand to help in places where the terrain/slopes, might be difficult for guests.
- Benches will be placed along the trial should guests need a rest.
- Warwick Castle has a limited number of scooters available for free loan to guests. These need to be booked in advance, please email: guest.feedback@warwick-castle.com
Light Trail Map 2024
Click the button below to view and download the 2024 Light Trail map.
Sensory Light Trail Map 2024
Click the button below to view and download the 2024 sensory Light Trail map.
Light Trail Accessibility Booking Process
Click the button below for more information on our Accessibility booking process.
From
£11
- Access to the ice rink on the east front
- 45-minutes ice skating slot
- Glide around our ice rink within the castle grounds
- Ice Skating ticket only
- Reduce music and reduced capacity
- Roll on wheelchair access
From
£17.50
- Autism friendly evenings
- An illuminated magical light trail through the castle grounds and gardens
- 45-minute light trail experience
- Feast on festive food from the Christmas market stalls
- Feast on festive food from the Christmas market stalls
- Access to Light Trail only
From
£29.50
- Autism friendly evenings
- Daytime entry to the Castle and Grounds
- An illuminated magical light trail through the castle grounds and gardens
- 45-minute light trail experience
- Feast on festive food from the Christmas market stalls
Sensory Light Trail
Date: Monday 9th December 2024
- Time slot capacity is limited to reduce crowds
- All lighting will be either static or very slow transitions.
- music and sound effects will be lowered.
- Break out/quiet areas will be in place should a guest require a space to center themselves.
A sensory map will be available both in hand and online, the online version will include short videos of each area.
- There are no roaming characters
- An accessible version of Stories with Santa will be available on this night.
We understand that meeting Santa can be impossible for some children with autism, as he is so often behind closed doors, which makes it difficult for children to prepare themselves. On the sensory night Santa will be on view with his elves, but not directly on the trail itself. This will help children who wish to approach him and Mrs Claus.
- The light trail team will receive specific sensory night training
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