IMPORTANT
IMPORTANT
Carer Pass applications will close at midnight on Friday 18th September 2026, as we’ll be fully focused on event setup after this date. No applications will be accepted after this deadline — please apply in good time, we try to process applications within 24 hours.
APPLY FOR A NORCON CARER PASS
APPLY FOR A NOR-CON CARER PASS
We understand that some people with a disability may require a carer to attend and assist them throughout their visit to NORCON.
We offer one free entry ticket to a carer accompanying a visitor with a disability, subject to the eligibility criteria below.
- The named person on the application (the person with the disability) must purchase a full-price ticket. The free Carer ticket is issued to the carer only.
- Carer Passes apply only where the visitor with a disability is aged 14 or over. All children under 14 must already be accompanied by an adult, so no separate carer pass is needed in that case.
- Carers must be 18 or over.
- Only the eligibility criteria listed below can be accepted — other disability or age-related benefits, passes, or permits not listed cannot be used to qualify.
Complimentary Carer Passes
To approve a Carer Pass, we need documentation confirming that a carer is required. Accepted evidence includes:
- A PIP/DLA award letter showing enhanced mobility or daily living allowance
- A GP or medical letter confirming a carer is required
- Deaf or Blind Registration
- An Access Card with the Essential Companion symbol
Please note: a Blue Badge or Freedom Pass confirms disability but does not on its own confirm the need for a carer, so these can’t be used alone to qualify.
Not sure if you qualify? Email us at info@nor-con.co.uk — we’re happy to help.
How it works
- Complete the application form below.
- Once approved, we’ll contact you and ask for the order details of the full-price ticket purchased for the person with the disability.
- We’ll then email your Carer ticket to the address used for that order.
We’ll also do our best, on request, to ensure visitors with disabilities are escorted to the front of queues or given priority seating at stage talks — though this isn’t always possible depending on capacity.
To prevent misuse, all Carer tickets are checked on entry and you may be asked to show ID and supporting documentation. Anyone found abusing this system will be refused entry with no refund.
Applications close at midnight on Friday 18th September 2026. No applications will be accepted after this date.
Using this form:
