Alton Towers U-turns on plan to restrict disability pass

 ADHD in the News 2026-02-12


Merlin Entertainments has backtracked on its controversial plan to tighten access to its disability queuing system at its theme parks following strong criticism from people with autism, ADHD and anxiety. The company had planned to introduce new eligibility rules for its Ride Access Pass (RAP), which provides a non-queueing option for people unable to stand in long lines.

View Article: BBC, February 12, 2026




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Alton Towers U-turns on plan to restrict disability pass