Additional Needs FAQs

Warner Bros. Studio Tour London has a qualified Ambulance Technician and trained First Aiders on hand to assist with illness or injury. Please speak to any member of staff if you need assistance during your visit. Should you require assistance from the emergency services during your visit, please speak to a member of staff who can assist in contacting the right service and ensuring that their arrival is as smooth as possible. AEDs are also available on-site.

The majority of the Studio Tour is suitable for wheelchairs but some areas can be difficult to navigate, including Diagon Alley’s cobbled street and the Great Hall’s slate floor. You can find out more on our Additional Needs page.

For full details please visit our Additional Needs page.

We have designated disabled parking bays in our free on-site car park. Just ask a member of our Car Parking Team for assistance on arrival.

The Forbidden Forest is suitable for wheelchair users but some areas can be difficult to navigate due to the uneven surface.

One free carer ticket can be provided for each paying disabled visitor. Please note that as children aged 4 and under are entitled to free entry, a carer ticket will not be added in this instance. You can collect a carer ticket from the Ticket Window on the day of your visit with a valid Studio Tour ticket and proof of entitlement.

Carers must provide assistance to the visitor and proof of entitlement will be required on entry to the Studio Tour. We currently accept the following:

• Letter/notice of entitlement for Disability Living Allowance or PIP
• Letter from your doctor
• Blue parking badge or Freedom Pass
• DID card or Access card

If you have any questions regarding proof of entitlement please contact our Visitor Services team before your visit.

In order to assist our visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing, we provide British Sign Language tours at no extra cost. The interpreter will remain onsite for the duration of your visit and will meet you in the entrance foyer.

BSL tours are available subject to the availability of an interpreter and must be booked at least 14 days in advance.

To enquire about BSL tour availability, please get in touch via our contact form. If you have any additional questions please contact our Visitor Services team on +44 (0)800 640 4550 via text relay.

Smoke machines and occasional strobe lighting effects will be used inside the Forbidden Forest. If you would like to avoid this, please ask one of our Interactors to show you an alternative route during your visit.

For some features, such as Dark Arts, flashing lights may also be used in designated areas. Please speak to a member of staff on arrival if you have any concerns regarding this.

In addition to the accessible toilets located throughout the Studio Tour, visitors can also use our Accessible Plus facility. This fully accessible space provides a hoist, height adjustable changing bench, shower facilities, toilet and washbasin. The room is large enough to accommodate a wheelchair user and two carers. Please note, we kindly request that visitors bring their own slings to use with the hoist, as these are not provided.

If you require the use of this space during your visit, please speak to an available member of staff who will be able to assist you with accessing the area. Staff are available at the Information Desk on arrival in the lobby and throughout the Tour.

For more information regarding this or any of our other accessible facilities, please contact our Visitor Services team.

We welcome all trained guide dogs, assistance dogs, buddy dogs, hearing dogs and medical alert dogs into the Studio Tour. If you wish to bring a guide dog in training with you for your visit, please ensure you have formal identification for the dog with you, such as the official ‘guide dog in training’ blue jacket.

If your dog requires a water bowl, please ask a member of staff who will be happy to provide one. We do not allow other dogs or pets to enter the attraction and they cannot be left in vehicles for safety reasons. The nature of the attraction means that visitors cannot return to the car park until the end of their visit.