Disabled guests are entitled to an reduced admission price for their carer ticket. You will then need to bring along to your visit one of the following documentations to validate your carers reduced ticket:

Accepted Documentation

• Entitlement to Disability Living Allowance for children under 16 or DLA/Personal Independent Payments (PIP) for those aged 16-64, either in the form of a letter stating that the benefit has been awarded, or the actual Allowance book.

A Headed Letter from GP or Consultant (Dated within the Last 6 months) confirming the need for a full time carer.

A carer must be over 18 years of age and capable of assisting the guest who has the disability. If more than one carer’s ticket is required, a letter from a GP or consultant is needed stating the number of carers required.

No, entry is free , however there are no free gifts avaible for under 12 months old

Generally the visits lasts between 2 to 3  hours, although it can vary from Group/gamily to family

We only open twice year, once for the Easter event in April and the Christmas event in November and December, GOOGLE will only allow a business to advertise as either Open, Temporarily Closed or permanently closed, so when we are not open we fall into the catagory of Temporaily closed 

Every day 10.30 to 4.pm (last entry is 2.30pm)

Yes if you have forgotten Someone when buying your tickets and you dont want to leave them behind then dont worry, you can purchase an additonal ticket by paying cash on the day,

We have catering facilities on site with a variety of hot and cold food available all day

Yes we do, but not American Express, 

Yes, but only with our food (carrots/pellets) which can be purchased on site  (occasionally we have to limit the quantity if they are over their daily quota, or they will not be able to fly!)

At the Reindeer Centre we have introduced a ticketing system to control numbers of visitors per day 

ANIMAL CONTACT ADVICE

All animals naturally carry a range of micro-organisms, some of which can be passed onto humans, where they may cause ill health. Some of these such as E Coli 0157, present a serious hazard to health and can cause severe illness. If a member of your group shows signs of illness (e.g. sickness or diarrhea) after a visit, they should visit a doctor explaining they have had recent contact with animals.

 ✔ Wash hands properly with soap and water

✱ After touching animals or their pens

✱ After leaving the animal contact areas

✱ Before eating or drinking

✱ After changing footwear

✱ Before leaving the farm

 ✔ Supervise children to wash their hands properly

 ✔ Cover all cuts and grazes with a waterproof dressing/plaster

✖ Do not kiss animals

✖ Do not eat, drink or breastfeed whilst in the animal areas

✖ Do not let children touch animals or railings if they suck their fingers

✖ Do not allow children to suck their fingers or put anything in their mouth when in the animal areas, including small toys/ comfort blankets

✖ Do not reuse dummies if they touch the floor, until they have been sterilised

If a member of your group shows signs of illness (e.g. sickness or diarrhea) after a visit, they should visit a doctor explaining they have had recent contact with animals.