Holidays are over!

HRH and the King and Consort have returned to their summer home.
Our Queensland 'jaunt' was great. HRH loved the chance to catch up with old friends and relatives. The King went where he was told with little complaint! The Princess and Baronness enjoyed the opportunities to visit theme parks, zoos and stay in luxury surroundings.
The only disappointing event of the whole trip was the 'family' visit to Dreamworld. HRH phoned Dreamworld prior to buying entry tickets. The topic of conversation was access to the Park. HRH was assured that EVERYTHING was accessible to her in her wheelchair. Hence a ticket ( full price ) was purchased, as being disabled was unable to be proved to the Park's satisfaction! Upon entering the Park, it was discovered that the rides ( HRH being a thrill seeker!) were not accessible! HRH was seriously upset as she had looked forward to much amusement with the King. Entry to Park covers rides, shows. But if you can't access rides, should you pay full price for entry? Should you pay anything at all? A letter will be sent to the organisers as soon as possible. I am happy to know what YOU think. My P.A. is busy penning a suitable response to be sent to the management of Dreamworld.