Our Visitor Guide is filled with top tips to help you enjoy one of the best days out in Wales.
We recommend reading the information below before your visit so you arrive fully prepared for your adventure. If you are looking for something specific, use the links below to jump to a particular section.
Opening Times
King Arthur’s Labyrinth is a seasonal attraction and reopens on the 25th of March. Our reception opens daily from 10am to 5pm.
The Welsh Legends Maze reopens on 30th March and opens daily from 10am to 5pm (last admissions at 4pm).
At this time of year, the Corris Café and pop-up Welsh Deli open daily from 10am to 4pm.
Pricing
Discounted Tickets
Book online to get our best value tickets. 2 year olds and younger sail free! Get discounted tickets for the Welsh Legends Maze when you're also visiting King Arthur's Labyrinth.
Discounted rates available for group visits and school trips.
Information for Dog Owners
We regret that the underground Labyrinth is not suitable for dogs.
However, dogs are welcome, on a short lead, in our reception area, the outdoor Welsh Legends Maze, Corris Café and Welsh Deli. They’re also welcome at the Corris Craft Centre where we’re based and, at the discretion of the individual Craftspeople, in the 9 Corris Craft Centre workshops.
Guide dogs are allowed underground, in King Arthur’s Labyrinth at their owner's risk. Please talk to us beforehand about the conditions your guide dog will encounter.
Where To Eat
Enjoy delicious Welsh food and freshly ground coffee at Corris Café, right next to King Arthur’s Labyrinth. The all-day menu includes a great selection of vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free options. Dogs welcome.
FAQS
Still have questions about the Labyrinth or your visit? Check out our FAQ section below for quick answers.
DISTANCE:
The visit includes ½ mile of walking at a set pace.The walking part of the underground tour lasts for ¾ hour. There are regular stops but no places to sit down.
SPEED:
The walking pace is neither a quick march nor a slow stroll but is a pre-set pace.The temperature is a cool 8°C/50°F all year round. Whatever the temperature aboveground always wrap up warm and wear sensible footwear – no high heels! The ground is uneven in places.
WALKING AIDS:
These can be used but, there are two low tunnels (1.4m high x 1m wide) that are difficult to navigate when using an aid.
SLOW WALKING:
If you and your group move at a slower pace, you may miss parts of the legends told underground.Evacuation of the underground Labyrinth is through an upper level. This involves climbing over 60 uneven steps.
The Underground Labyrinth is dimly lit. The entrance tunnel (before getting on the boat) shows the lighting level for the whole show.
Yes, safety legislation insists that you wear a helmet, which is provided, at all times while underground.
Yes, the boat has a weight limit. Please contact us if you have concerns.
Any concerns please speak to our staff beforehand. Your information will be handled discreetly. Conditions could include asthma, diabetes, heart conditions, epilepsy for example.
It depends on the severity of your symptoms. The underground consists of large caverns and tunnels. The average size of the tunnels is 6ft high x 6ft wide. You walk through an entrance tunnel, where tall people may have to duck, and then board an underground boat. Once you board the boat, it is difficult to change your mind about visiting. The boat takes you to the underground Labyrinth where you spend 40 minutes walking from one underground show to the next, this is mainly upright. There are 4 areas with low tunnels where you will need to duck down, but for no longer than 10 seconds. You exit the Labyrinth on the underground boat.
We advise against expensive equipment being taken underground, due to occasional drips of water. Our insurance does not cover damage to visitors’ equipment, you are taking it underground at your own risk. Should you take this risk, please be aware that the use of flash photography or additional lighting is strictly prohibited.
Yes, carers receive a discounted admission. Book online and choose the Carer’s Ticket and bring proof with you. If proof is not provided on arrival, you may have to pay the full ticket price.
Q. What is it like underground in the Labyrinth?
A. The temperature is a cool (8°C/46°F) all year round and lighting is gloomy. Please ensure that you and your child wrap up to keep warm.Q. How much walking is there in the Labyrinth?
A. After the underground boat trip (which passes, magically, through a waterfall), there is a walk of about ½ mile. The walking pace is steady and can not be slowed down as it is pre-timed. It is important that you keep up with the person in front. Please carry your child if they cannot keep up.Q. What do I do if my child gets upset?
A. If your child is / becomes upset before getting on the boat, please return to reception for a refund. Once the boat disembarks you are committed for the next 45 minutes. If your child gets upset while underground please move away from the group during the stories so as not to disturb others.
Q. Can I take my pushchair / buggy underground?
A. No, pushchairs and buggies can not be taken underground. Please ask at reception, where they can be stored for you. Please take your valuables with you.Q. Am I able to carry my child?
A. Yes, but only front facing carriers are allowed.Q. Will my child have to wear a helmet?
A. Yes, everyone must wear a helmet at all times when underground. We have smaller helmets for children, please ask a staff member to help fit them if needed. We find that wearing a hood or a hat can help with the fit. For a baby in arms / front facing carrier, the helmet should always be held over the baby's head.Q. Are there baby changing facilities & toilets?
A. There are no toilets or facilities underground to change your baby but above ground the Ladies’ and Men’s toilets are equipped with baby changing facilities.Q. Are unaccompanied children allowed into King Arthur's Labyrinth?
A. Children aged 18 years and over are allowed on the King Arthur's Labyrinth adventure without an adult. All children under the age of 18 years must be accompanied by a responsible adult.Q. Is there a safe place for my children if they get lost above ground?
A. Yes, there is a Lost Child Point in the King Arthur's Labyrinth reception. Please tell your child to find the big blue chair and to go inside to find our friendly King Arthur's Labyrinth staff, they all wear a black / grey / maroon top with the King Arthur’s Labyrinth logo on it. They will be able to help your child to find you.
