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Leeds Castle
Looking for a verified Leeds Castle discount code? Purpl works with Leeds Castle to provide a verified discount for eligible people with disabilities, long term health conditions and carers. Leeds Castle is a historic visitor attraction in Kent, offering castle tours, gardens, parkland, family attractions and seasonal events. Members can access an exclusive Leeds Castle discount, helping to offset the extra cost of living with a disability.
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What is the Purpl Leeds Castle discount?
Leeds Castle offers a full day out in Kent, with a historic castle, gardens, parkland and attractions for visitors of different ages.
General admission includes access to:
- Leeds Castle
- The Maze and Grotto
- Gardens and parkland
- The Dog Collar Museum
- Birds of prey displays
- Children’s playgrounds
- Seasonal trails and selected events
- Circular walking routes
Admission tickets allow visitors to pay once and return throughout the year, subject to the current ticket terms and excluded events.
Alongside its attractions, Leeds Castle offers accessibility support for disabled visitors. This includes free wheelchair loans, accessible toilets, mobility transport and free carer entry with an eligible disabled ticket.
Eligible Purpl members can save even more with a verified Leeds Castle discount.
How else can you save money at Leeds Castle?
- Use your verified Leeds Castle discount through Purpl.
- Book admission online, as advance online prices can be cheaper than paying on arrival.
- Use the same admission ticket for return visits during the year.
- Book a disabled visitor ticket, which includes one free carer.
- Check which seasonal events are included with standard admission.
- Take your own food and drink for a picnic in the grounds where permitted.
- Compare the standard Explorer Ticket with the Ultimate Explorer Ticket before buying.
The standard Explorer Ticket includes general admission and return visits for a year. The Ultimate Explorer Ticket also includes a set number of Castle Train or seasonal Black Swan Ferry journeys and one round of Adventure Golf.
Leeds Castle offers practical support for visitors with mobility, sensory, communication and hidden access needs. Staff are available throughout the estate, and wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge, subject to availability.
Disabled admission tickets include one free carer. Visitors who require additional carers can contact Leeds Castle before booking.
Support for hidden disabilities and neurodivergent visitors
Leeds Castle supports the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme. Wearing a Sunflower lanyard discreetly lets staff know that a visitor may need extra help, more time or additional support. Staff can also provide information about quiet areas and may be able to arrange shorter access times.
Sensory backpacks are available to hire from the Visitors Centre. They are mainly intended for children and young people with neurodivergence or other disabilities who may find the estate overwhelming. Leeds Castle also provides a Quiet Places Map showing calmer areas around the grounds.
The attraction has been recognised as working towards becoming dementia friendly. Staff and volunteers receive Dementia Friends information sessions to improve understanding and support.
Accessible transport and parking
A fully accessible mobility bus runs regularly from near the ticket office and is free for visitors who need assistance. It does not operate during some special ticketed events, including certain music, fireworks and cinema events.
The Castle Land Train is not wheelchair accessible, but complimentary alternative transport is available for less mobile visitors. The seasonal Black Swan Ferry can carry up to three wheelchairs, although use of the access ramp depends on water levels.
The car park has hard-standing spaces for disabled visitors. The maximum distance from these spaces to the accessible mobility service is approximately 100 metres.
Wheelchair access inside the castle
The castle has step-free access through the main entrance, but visitors must cross approximately 45 metres of cobblestones on the drawbridge. Fire-safety rules allow a maximum of two wheelchair users inside the castle at one time, so visitors may need to wait during busy periods.
Mobility scooters cannot be used inside the castle. Manual wheelchairs are available, and staff may assist visitors who need to transfer. A wheelchair lift connects the Servants Hall with the main visitor route. It carries up to 225kg and measures 125cm by 80cm.
The upstairs rooms are not wheelchair accessible. Visitors who cannot reach them can watch a film showing the inaccessible rooms.
Accessible toilets and changing facilities
Accessible toilets are located at:
- The main entrance
- Castle Island
- The Stable Courtyard
- Knights’ Stronghold Playground
- Castle View Restaurant
- The Boathouse Café
The Boathouse Café toilets include adult changing facilities and can be accessed using a RADAR key or by asking a member of staff.
Access around the grounds
The Princess Alexandra Gardens have an accessible path of approximately 900 metres, with resting places along the route. There is a short steep section with a gradient of around 1:5.
The Culpeper Garden has mainly brick or tarmac paths, accessible routes and places to rest. The Lady Baillie Garden has sloping paths and benches throughout the garden.
Wheelchair users can enter the maze, but some paths are narrow and may become muddy or puddled. There is no step-free access to the central viewing mound or the grotto.
Adventure Golf, the Falconry Display and the Dog Collar Museum are accessible. Both playgrounds have step-free entrances, and Knights’ Stronghold includes a slide that can be accessed by wheelchair users at its upper and lower levels. The playgrounds also include sensory features such as musical instruments.
The beach has step-free access to the boardwalk, but there is no step-free route onto the sand. The obstacle course has a step-free entrance but is on grass, and the obstacles are not suitable for wheelchair users.
Accessible multimedia guides
Leeds Castle provides touch-screen and keypad multimedia guides. The keypad device has raised controls and is designed to support visitors with visual impairments.
The guides are worn on a lanyard and trigger content automatically as visitors move through the castle, creating a more touch-free experience. Two sets of headphones can be connected, allowing a companion to listen alongside a visitor who needs assistance.
Assistance dogs
Leeds Castle allows assistance dogs for visitors with visual or hearing impairments inside the castle and grounds. Other dogs and animals are not permitted.
Tickets, accessibility and customer support
Contact
Customer Support: https://leeds-castle.com/contact/
Accessibility Information: https://leeds-castle.com/Accessibility/
Visitor FAQs: https://leeds-castle.com/faqs/
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 01622 765400 - available from 9am to 5pm.
Tickets and free carer entry
Disabled visitor tickets include admission for one accompanying carer at no extra cost.
Visitors who require additional carers should contact Leeds Castle before booking by email or telephone - [email protected] or call 01622 765400.
Admission ticket prices depend on the visitor’s age, ticket type and whether the booking is made online or on arrival. Check current prices before travelling.
Cancellations and refunds
Ticket changes, cancellations and refunds depend on the ticket or event purchased.
General admission, special events and experience bookings may have different conditions. Always check the terms shown during checkout before completing your booking.
What should you know before visiting Leeds Castle?
- Select the disabled visitor ticket if you need free carer entry.
- Contact Leeds Castle if you need more than one carer.
- Reserve a wheelchair in advance where possible, as availability is limited.
- Check the visitor map for accessible toilets and mobility transport stops.
- Consider the distances between the entrance, castle and attractions.
- Wear suitable footwear for paths, grass and uneven outdoor surfaces.
- Check whether seasonal transport, attractions and displays are operating.
- Review the access information for any special event booked separately.
- Contact the team before travelling if you need a particular adjustment.
Why is Leeds Castle working with Purpl?
Days out can be more expensive for disabled people and families, particularly when transport, accessible facilities, additional support and specialist equipment need to be considered.
By partnering with Purpl, Leeds Castle is helping eligible members save money on a historic day out while supporting our disabled-led mission to reduce the disability price tag.
The partnership sits alongside Leeds Castle’s existing support for disabled visitors, including free carer entry and practical accessibility services.
What is the Purpl Leeds Castle discount?
Leeds Castle offers a full day out in Kent, with a historic castle, gardens, parkland and attractions for visitors of different ages.
General admission includes access to:
- Leeds Castle
- The Maze and Grotto
- Gardens and parkland
- The Dog Collar Museum
- Birds of prey displays
- Children’s playgrounds
- Seasonal trails and selected events
- Circular walking routes
Admission tickets allow visitors to pay once and return throughout the year, subject to the current ticket terms and excluded events.
Alongside its attractions, Leeds Castle offers accessibility support for disabled visitors. This includes free wheelchair loans, accessible toilets, mobility transport and free carer entry with an eligible disabled ticket.
Eligible Purpl members can save even more with a verified Leeds Castle discount.
How else can you save money at Leeds Castle?
- Use your verified Leeds Castle discount through Purpl.
- Book admission online, as advance online prices can be cheaper than paying on arrival.
- Use the same admission ticket for return visits during the year.
- Book a disabled visitor ticket, which includes one free carer.
- Check which seasonal events are included with standard admission.
- Take your own food and drink for a picnic in the grounds where permitted.
- Compare the standard Explorer Ticket with the Ultimate Explorer Ticket before buying.
The standard Explorer Ticket includes general admission and return visits for a year. The Ultimate Explorer Ticket also includes a set number of Castle Train or seasonal Black Swan Ferry journeys and one round of Adventure Golf.
Leeds Castle offers practical support for visitors with mobility, sensory, communication and hidden access needs. Staff are available throughout the estate, and wheelchairs can be borrowed free of charge, subject to availability.
Disabled admission tickets include one free carer. Visitors who require additional carers can contact Leeds Castle before booking.
Support for hidden disabilities and neurodivergent visitors
Leeds Castle supports the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme. Wearing a Sunflower lanyard discreetly lets staff know that a visitor may need extra help, more time or additional support. Staff can also provide information about quiet areas and may be able to arrange shorter access times.
Sensory backpacks are available to hire from the Visitors Centre. They are mainly intended for children and young people with neurodivergence or other disabilities who may find the estate overwhelming. Leeds Castle also provides a Quiet Places Map showing calmer areas around the grounds.
The attraction has been recognised as working towards becoming dementia friendly. Staff and volunteers receive Dementia Friends information sessions to improve understanding and support.
Accessible transport and parking
A fully accessible mobility bus runs regularly from near the ticket office and is free for visitors who need assistance. It does not operate during some special ticketed events, including certain music, fireworks and cinema events.
The Castle Land Train is not wheelchair accessible, but complimentary alternative transport is available for less mobile visitors. The seasonal Black Swan Ferry can carry up to three wheelchairs, although use of the access ramp depends on water levels.
The car park has hard-standing spaces for disabled visitors. The maximum distance from these spaces to the accessible mobility service is approximately 100 metres.
Wheelchair access inside the castle
The castle has step-free access through the main entrance, but visitors must cross approximately 45 metres of cobblestones on the drawbridge. Fire-safety rules allow a maximum of two wheelchair users inside the castle at one time, so visitors may need to wait during busy periods.
Mobility scooters cannot be used inside the castle. Manual wheelchairs are available, and staff may assist visitors who need to transfer. A wheelchair lift connects the Servants Hall with the main visitor route. It carries up to 225kg and measures 125cm by 80cm.
The upstairs rooms are not wheelchair accessible. Visitors who cannot reach them can watch a film showing the inaccessible rooms.
Accessible toilets and changing facilities
Accessible toilets are located at:
- The main entrance
- Castle Island
- The Stable Courtyard
- Knights’ Stronghold Playground
- Castle View Restaurant
- The Boathouse Café
The Boathouse Café toilets include adult changing facilities and can be accessed using a RADAR key or by asking a member of staff.
Access around the grounds
The Princess Alexandra Gardens have an accessible path of approximately 900 metres, with resting places along the route. There is a short steep section with a gradient of around 1:5.
The Culpeper Garden has mainly brick or tarmac paths, accessible routes and places to rest. The Lady Baillie Garden has sloping paths and benches throughout the garden.
Wheelchair users can enter the maze, but some paths are narrow and may become muddy or puddled. There is no step-free access to the central viewing mound or the grotto.
Adventure Golf, the Falconry Display and the Dog Collar Museum are accessible. Both playgrounds have step-free entrances, and Knights’ Stronghold includes a slide that can be accessed by wheelchair users at its upper and lower levels. The playgrounds also include sensory features such as musical instruments.
The beach has step-free access to the boardwalk, but there is no step-free route onto the sand. The obstacle course has a step-free entrance but is on grass, and the obstacles are not suitable for wheelchair users.
Accessible multimedia guides
Leeds Castle provides touch-screen and keypad multimedia guides. The keypad device has raised controls and is designed to support visitors with visual impairments.
The guides are worn on a lanyard and trigger content automatically as visitors move through the castle, creating a more touch-free experience. Two sets of headphones can be connected, allowing a companion to listen alongside a visitor who needs assistance.
Assistance dogs
Leeds Castle allows assistance dogs for visitors with visual or hearing impairments inside the castle and grounds. Other dogs and animals are not permitted.
Tickets, accessibility and customer support
Contact
Customer Support: https://leeds-castle.com/contact/
Accessibility Information: https://leeds-castle.com/Accessibility/
Visitor FAQs: https://leeds-castle.com/faqs/
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 01622 765400 - available from 9am to 5pm.
Tickets and free carer entry
Disabled visitor tickets include admission for one accompanying carer at no extra cost.
Visitors who require additional carers should contact Leeds Castle before booking by email or telephone - [email protected] or call 01622 765400.
Admission ticket prices depend on the visitor’s age, ticket type and whether the booking is made online or on arrival. Check current prices before travelling.
Cancellations and refunds
Ticket changes, cancellations and refunds depend on the ticket or event purchased.
General admission, special events and experience bookings may have different conditions. Always check the terms shown during checkout before completing your booking.
What should you know before visiting Leeds Castle?
- Select the disabled visitor ticket if you need free carer entry.
- Contact Leeds Castle if you need more than one carer.
- Reserve a wheelchair in advance where possible, as availability is limited.
- Check the visitor map for accessible toilets and mobility transport stops.
- Consider the distances between the entrance, castle and attractions.
- Wear suitable footwear for paths, grass and uneven outdoor surfaces.
- Check whether seasonal transport, attractions and displays are operating.
- Review the access information for any special event booked separately.
- Contact the team before travelling if you need a particular adjustment.
Why is Leeds Castle working with Purpl?
Days out can be more expensive for disabled people and families, particularly when transport, accessible facilities, additional support and specialist equipment need to be considered.
By partnering with Purpl, Leeds Castle is helping eligible members save money on a historic day out while supporting our disabled-led mission to reduce the disability price tag.
The partnership sits alongside Leeds Castle’s existing support for disabled visitors, including free carer entry and practical accessibility services.
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