Westminster Abbey carer tickets and disabled access
Westminster Abbey gives a free ticket to an essential carer or companion.
Carer ticketFree
- Carers allowed
- 1 essential companion per disabled visitor
- Proof
- Not stated (prices page says free for registered disabled visitors)
- How to book
- Book in advance on the Abbey ticketing website
- Re-entry
- Not allowed
Carer and companion tickets
- Carers allowed
- 1 essential companion per disabled visitor
- Proof accepted
- Not stated (prices page says free for registered disabled visitors)
- Access schemes recognised
- Not published by the venue
- How to book
- Book in advance on the Abbey ticketing website
Accessible seating, viewing and queues
- What is available
- No queue pass stated; step-free North Door and Great West Door, free wheelchair loan from Abbey Marshals, lift to the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries, quiet zones in Nave seating and Cloisters
Bag policy
- Maximum bag size
- 40 x 30 x 20cm
- Bag rules
- No luggage, large backpacks or wheeled bags
- Bag storage
- No left luggage (nearest at Charing Cross and Victoria stations)
Visitor rules
- Re-entry
- Not allowed
- Age rules
- Under 6s free with an adult
- Payment
- Not published by the venue
Good to know
Disabled visitors and one essential companion get in free, and the companion can be a friend or family member. Speak to staff before leaving if you plan to visit the cafe or shop and come back in.
Sources and last check
Checked against the official pages on 4 October 2026. Awaiting confirmation from the venue.
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