Efteling

Nearly all attractions are accessible by wheelchair users, many of them via a separate entrance. Wheelchair users will usually need to get out of their wheelchair to ride in ride vehicles, and if they are unable to do so then they should have at least one companion with them to assist them. All the restaurants and shops are wheelchair accessible, but some shops may have limited room to manoeuver within them. Wheelchairs are available to borrow free of charge. Assistance and guide dogs are welcome in the park but must wear a vest to identify them as a service animal, and should be registered with the Visitor Service Center on arrival. Guide and assistance dogs are welcome in several attractions and some rides, on occasions where the dog cannot ride with its owner it should be left with a companion. There are two care rooms available for those who need to be cared for lying down, and there is also a relaxation room for guests with conditions which mean they may get overwhelmed during their visit. If you’re visiting a show at the Efteling Theater, there are auditory loops for the hard of hearing, these can be borrowed from the cloakroom in the foyer. Restrictions and instructions for each attraction (e.g. if those with heart conditions or epilepsy are advised not to take part) are listed at the entrance to each attraction and on the special accessibility map available from the Visitors’ Service center.