Frequently Asked Questions
We are happy for you to bring your family and friends but please no groups larger than 4 people.
Yes, this programme is established at Historic Royal Palaces.
Yes, this event is for people of all ages. Those under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
No, we will not be asking for proof of diagnosis or supporting documents for these events.
Yes, booking is required and only ticket holders will be admitted. We will not be accepting walk up.
Yes, tickets are £1.00
Yes, booking is required and only ticket holders will be admitted. We will not be accepting walk up.
Kensington Palace is usually a paid entry site whereas other Museums and galleries are free to visit.
Yes you can. However, the site will become a lot busier after 11:00.
Yes, a limited number of spaces are available – for details please contact [email protected]. Find out more information on our Getting Here page.
We aim to open as much of the site as possible. Full details will be provided in our Visual Story sent upon booking.
Yes, Kensington Palace has accessible toilets. Please see more on our accessibility page.
Yes, there is a Changing Places toilet on site.
Though the history of Kensington Palace is not as graphic as our other sites, clear signage will be in place to inform you of which rooms may contain information or artifacts that may be upsetting so some visitors.
We will place signage and staff to pre-warn visitors of graphic historical detail but cannot guarantee that all information panels around the site will be free of this information. Please note this is detailed in a family friendly way.
There may be live actors around the Palace. These actors are here to embody history and engage with you about the lives of people who lived in the Palace. They are not scare actors, and no graphic content will be included. Engaging with the actors is optional and your visual story will detail in which rooms they will be placed.
We will not be providing a Sensory Room but there will be quiet break-out spaces available.
No, you can choose to take part in the activities or choose to wander around the site to your own schedule.
All access information can be found on our Kensington Palace Accessibility page.