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Prices Prices are the same for both adults and children of three and above. Under threes are free Tickets bought at the castle on the day £20 Tickets booked online in advance £14 Tickets bought at the castle on the day including dungeons tour £24 Tickets bought online in advance including dungeon tour £17 Parking Parking in the castle’s Stratford Road car park, a short walk from the castle, is £6 per visit Visitors to the castle can also park in at one of various public car parks in Warwick and walk from there to the castle. Pay and display at St Nicholas Park, Linen Street and Castle Lane car park costs £4.50 for all day parking. Barrack Street is £4 all day and New Street is £3. More information on pay and display car parks in Warwick at www.warwickdc.gov.uk Eating For meals eating in there is the Undercroft Restaurant and the Coach House, There are several takeaways around the grounds. Visitors also can leave the castle, have their hands stamped for re-entry and eat lunch in Warwick town centre. There is a row of picnic tables near the Peacock Gardens thoughtfully placed to get shelter from a high wall and catch the sun. These would be fine for a winter picnic on a calm sunny day but no good in rain or high winds. Disabled visitors Most of the outdoor areas are accessible by wide and well surfaced paths although some of the paths have moderate gradients. Disabled visitors can have a free carer ticket. There are wheelchairs to hire for a £10 deposit. Most of the indoor attractions involve steps. There are long spiral staircases to reach battlements and towers. There is a short flight of wide straight steps to reach the Great Hall and Victorian areas of the castle. There is an accessible toilet near the entrance, there is some historical information braille and there are induction loops in the shops, cafes and ticket office. For detailed information on accessibility visit the Warwick Castle accessibility guide here on the castle website at www. warwick-castle.com. Visiting with babies and very young children Pushchairs are allowed in the grounds but not in any of the buildings. There are baby changing facilities and there is a welfare room for those who need somewhere quiet to breast feed.