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When a service is cancelled, like Chessington's closure, customers are usually entitled to a refund or an alternative. This is often covered by consumer protection laws, ensuring fairness. Chessington's offer of returns or re-use of tickets is standard practice, aiming to minimise customer inconvenience and maintain goodwill, especially during peak times like school holidays.
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