Andy S

@DCMS Accessible info missing online: The accessible queue is also manned 24 hours. The accessible kiosk is in front of the Tate Britain (not inside it). The steward said proof of disability was not required. When I got there at 8pm the visit times were ~3.5 hours wait. Longer in day.

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@DCMS As this info is missing online: The accessible queue is also manned 24 hours. The accessible kiosk is in front of the Tate Britain (not inside it). The steward said proof of disability was not required. When I got there at 8pm the visit times were ~3.5 hours wait. Longer in day.

For those with access needs, Tate Britain (not Tate Modern) will be the point where those wishing to pay respects to Her Majesty The Queen at the Palace of Westminster will need to register for the accessible queuing scheme For more information visit: gov.uk/government/pub…