Royal Pavilion, Brighton

One of Brighton’s most iconic landmarks – seeing is believing!

Free entry for Compass Card holder and an adult carer

Where?

The Royal Pavilion, Brighton BN1 1FN
Tel. 03000 290900 www.brightonmuseums.org.uk/royalpavilion/ 

What?

The Royal Pavilion, built for the Prince Regent (later King George IV), is famed for its exotic appearance inside and out and is Brighton’s most distinctive landmark. 
Compass Card Offer: There are entrance fees for the Royal Pavilion and showing the Compass Card will ensure you get the best deal. Children up to the age of 18 who live in the city already get free entrance to the Royal Pavilion if they visit with an adult who also lives in Brighton & Hove. Carers of visitors with disabilities get in free as well. However, showing the Compass Card also means 16 to 24 year olds get free entrance, and it ensures the accompanying adult is seen as a carer even if the Compass Card holder’s additional needs are not obvious.
Accessibility: Although the ground floor of the Royal Pavilion is accessible and there is an accessible toilet, the second floor is only reached via a flight of stairs. You are advised to check with the venue for specific information. There’s also further information via the website links above (use ‘Visiting’ and ‘Accessibility’ links for each venue).

How?

Call the Booking Office on 03000 290901 or email by clicking here to book your free carer ticket or to get free entrance for a Compass Card holder over 16. Make sure you mention the Compass Card when you book and take it on the day to validate the discount.