Limb Differences

We recommend guests with any degree of limb difference get in contact with our Accessibility Experience team prior to visiting so we can ensure you have all the information you need.
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Important Information

Limb Difference Classification:In reference to our ride and attraction restrictions a limb difference is classed as any degree of difference including but not limited to fingers and toes. This is measured from your natural limbs; prosthetic limbs do not count as a limb.

Guests with a limb difference must still meet all height restrictions.If you have two missing legs, you may be asked to attend our First Aid Centre where you’ll be required to remove any prosthetic limbs, and your height measurement will be carried out on one of our beds.

Upper Body Limb Difference Guide

Lower Body Limb Difference Guide

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Limb Difference Timecard

We have created a Limb Difference Timecard for guests to use whilst visiting us which has all the information you need regarding restrictions in a booklet. Please visit the Accessibility Kiosk or Guest Services upon your arrival to the Park, and the team will issue you with the timecard and a wristband. 

Should you require support with queuing, this timecard can also be used for virtual queuing like our Ride Access Pass. More information on that system can be found here.

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Prosthetic Limbs

Prosthetic limbs do not count toward the ride limb requirements, this is measured from your natural limb only.

Prosthetic limbs must be removed on the following rides before

  • Flying Fish
  • Hyperia
  • Nemesis Inferno
  • Rumba Rapids
  • Saw: The Ride
  • Storm Surge
  • The Swarm
  • The Walking Dead: The Ride

Please note that if you have two leg limb differences, you are required to have a prosthetic that can be brought to you in the case of an evacuation. Please speak with a member of the Guest Services team or contact us ahead of your visit for more information.

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Step-free guide

To help you plan your visit with ease, you can download our Step-Free Guide. It provides clear, practical information on step-free routes, access points, and facilities across the park.

Download the Step-Free Guide
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Accessibility Guide: Planning Your Visit

Watch our accessibility guide to help you plan your visit with confidence. This video highlights available facilities, step-free access, and helpful services to support guests with additional needs.

If you have any questions, please get in touch ahead of your visit:

Call: 01932 577131

Email: customer.service@thorpe-park.co.uk

Live Chat: Click here

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