Welcome To Access Coasters

Welcome to Access Coasters! Where we embark on a journey to make the magic of theme parks accessible to everyone. My mission is to provide comprehensive resources, tips, and insights to help individuals with disabilities and access requirements navigate theme Parks. Access Coasters is your go to destination for information and inspiration for your next adventure. Join us as we explore inclusive experiences, share first hand reviews and advocate for greater accessibility in the theme parks world.

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Latest Blog Posts

Yellow slide with bold black text at the top reading "Spooky Season Social Story." In the center is a light yellow box with three illustrations and text: a ghost above the word "Spooky," a snowman, sun, and wolf above the word "Season," and an open book with stick figures above the words "Social Story." To the right is a black rectangle with two yellow icons—an accessibility figure and an open book with an information symbol.

Spooky Season Social Story

26 September 2025 No Comments

The spooks season social story can help you know what to expect for Halloween attractions and decide what spooky season attraction are a good choice for you.

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Bright yellow background with large, bold black text at the top reading: "Lewis Capaldi Sheffield Arena". Below, in slightly smaller black text: "Disabled Access Ride Review." In the center, there’s a photo of a stage at a concert, with Lewis Capaldi performing. Two large screens on each side of the stage show close-ups of him singing and playing guitar. The stage is brightly lit with colorful lights, and an audience is visible in front. Bottom left: a black box contains two white icons, one of an accessibility symbol with a check mark and the other of a globe with location pins. Bottom right: a cartoon illustration of Iona with her arms raised, riding a roller coaster car.

Lewis Capaldi Sheffield Arena Disabled Access Review

9 September 2025 No Comments

Its time for a bit of a different adventure as we go to my first ever concert and you are all invited. Lets listen to Lewis Capaldi sing and explore all the access along the way

Trigger warning: this blog post mentions about meltdown/being distressed and big crowds I do not going into to detail but if the mention of distressing situations/autistic meltdown are a trigger for you then please go and join me on another of my adventure there is loads to choice from.

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Disclaimer

The information provided on this blog about theme park accessibility is based on my experiences and the details available from the attractions’ official websites at the time of my visit. Please note that facilities and services for disabled guests may change, and the information may not always be up-to-date. I strongly recommend checking the accessibility section on the respective attractions’ websites for the most current information. The comments and opinions expressed in this blog are solely my own and are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or representative of any other organisation.

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