National Disability Card
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National Disability Card or NIMBUS Access Card?
This card is better for those that prioritize retail shopping over events/attractions.
You can have both cards at the same time!
ABOUT THIS CARD
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The National Disability Card gives you access to a wide range of discounts/exclusive offers from retailers, venues, and service providers across the UK. It is also a form of disability ID that can be shown at venues and businesses for reasonable adjustments.
They’re particularly helpful for:
- Shoppers wanting cashback at major supermarkets and high street stores.
- Diners who want discounts at nationwide restaurant and coffee chains.
- Online bargain hunters wanting exclusive promo codes for retail websites.
- Holidaymakers looking for discounts on travel, bookings, or family days out.
FORMS OF PROOF
What National Disability Card accept as proof of disability. Always check the website to confirm.
● Blue Badge
The back side (that shows your face and expiry date).
● PIP Statement of Entitlement
Your whole DWP letter that shows all your PIP points.
● DSA Letter
Your Disability Student Allowance confirmation letter.
● Attendance Allowance Letter
Your attendance allowance proof of benefits letter.
● Doctor’s Letter
A letter from your GP confirming your disability.
● Disabled Person’s Travel Card
Your disabled person’s train or bus pass.
● War Pension
Your war pension or armed forces compensation letter.
QUICK INFO
Cost
£20
Sign-up
Needed
Proof Required
Yes
Valid For
2 years
Coverage
UK-Wide
HOW TO APPLY
Press “Apply” and fill in the short application form on the National Disability Card website.
The card costs £20 for two years.
Your card arrives by post. You will also get access to the online discount portal straight away.
Show your card in venues or use your unique card number to unlock online discount codes.
Last reviewed
August 2026
Next review due
January 2027
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