I asked this question last week, go at your allotted time but you can get in the queue a tad earlier if you like as there's always a wait. We usually join the queue 15 minutes beforehand, by the time we get there it's spot on. If you have a special reason then call ahead or email them.

Hi there, we visited inMay and from memory it ran every 20 or 30 minutes. The only potential problem with the hop on/off theory is that most people seem to stay onboard for the whole circuit, so there is just a chance that there won’t be space to hop back on, from the intermediate stops. However, for someone with mobility challenges, I’m sure they driver would try to accommodate. Cheers

Hi, there are a lot of things you may need to make special plans to see. There is what I think is call the grand something which has a wonderful display of flowers but you would have to walk on grass. Also maybe the Japanese garden and Chinese pagoda is accessed over a well mown grass. If the wheelchair is electrically powered maybe it can go over these paths. Maybe too much to see in one day. Hope this helps.

No idea

Not long…depending if you like to take in the views or scared of heights1 Also depends how many children there are up there too…

Unfortunately no ! You can’t stay in the park after 3 pm…

No more, sadly

I am afraid you have to have a separate ticket for the Christmas lights and so they clear and close the gardens before letting the Christmas light customers in.

Hi--Google this phrase: "parking kew gardens london"--I just did and it brought up a lot of information about lots (7 pounds/day, but limited spots), available street parking close by, days it's more crowded--depending on whether you visit during the week or on a weekend, etc--I think you'll find it helpful!