National Trust carer tickets and visitor rules
National Trust gives a free ticket to an essential carer or companion.
Carer ticketFree
- Carers allowed
- 1 or 2 companions free per disabled visitor
- Proof
- National Trust Essential Companion pass
- How to book
- Apply for the pass by phone (0344 800 1895), email or post; show it on arrival
- Bag size
- Not stated
- Re-entry
- Not stated
Carer and companion tickets
- Carers allowed
- 1 or 2 companions free per disabled visitor
- Proof accepted
- Essential Companion pass in the disabled visitor's name; carers can still enter free without the pass
- Access schemes recognised
- National Trust Essential Companion pass
- How to book
- Apply for the pass by phone (0344 800 1895), email or post; show it on arrival
Accessible seating, viewing and queues
- What is available
- Not published by the venue
Bag policy
- Maximum bag size
- Not published by the venue
- Bag rules
- Not published by the venue
- Bag storage
- Not published by the venue
Visitor rules
- Re-entry
- Not published by the venue
- Age rules
- Under 5s free; children on a family membership can visit independently with the family card
- Payment
- Not stated (membership paid by card or Direct Debit)
Good to know
Carers and companions get in free, and an Essential Companion pass (free to request) covers one or two people. You can still bring a carer free without the pass.
Sources and last check
Checked against the official pages on 3 October 2026. Awaiting confirmation from the venue.
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