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One of Britain's biggest theme parks limits queue jumps for those with ADHD and autism to clamp down on 'disabled' people cutting in line
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One of Britain's biggest theme parks limits queue jumps for those with ADHD and autism to clamp down on 'disabled' people cutting in line
One of Britain's biggest family theme parks has clamped down on queue-jump passes used by customers with ADHD and anxiety.
Drayton Manor Resort in Tamworth has brought in a 10-ride limit on its Easy Access Pass, which allows people with disabilities to skip the main queue for rides and attractions.
Park attendees with neurodiverse mental health conditions such as ADHD and autism can also access the pass.
However,…
14 Jul, 08:04