Accessibility Statement
Our Accessibility Statement explains how ukwaterparks.org/ works to provide readable, mobile-friendly water park information.
Accessibility Statement
ukwaterparks.org/ aims to make its informational pages readable, mobile-friendly, and useful for visitors with different devices, abilities, and planning needs. Accessibility is especially important for a site covering visitor attractions, because users may need clear information before planning a family, group, or assisted visit.
Our accessibility goals
- Readable text sizes and high-contrast layouts.
- Clear headings and short sections.
- Mobile-friendly cards and tables.
- Descriptive links that explain their purpose.
- Plain-language visitor guidance.
- Easy-to-scan correction and contact information.
External accessibility limits
We may link to water park websites, booking platforms, maps, videos, PDFs, or external tools that we do not control. Accessibility problems on those external websites should be reported to the relevant venue or provider. If our link text or page guidance can be improved, please tell us.
Accessibility and water park visits
Our website can help users identify accessibility topics to ask about, but the official venue must confirm current arrangements. Visitors may need to check accessible parking, wheelchair routes, hoists, changing facilities, sensory-friendly sessions, carer policies, assistance animals, pool access, seating, and quiet areas directly with the venue.
Report an issue
If you have difficulty using ukwaterparks.org/, contact contact@ukwaterparks.org with the page URL, device, browser, and a short description of the issue. We review accessibility feedback manually and improve our pages where practical.
Important
For venue-specific accessibility arrangements, always contact the venue before travel. Facilities and support can vary by attraction, season, staffing, and maintenance status.