It's quite expensive I'll be honest especially if you don't book in advance or don't have a merlin pass/annual pass holder. Details below on pricing but I would recommend booking in advance online as you save a lot of money.
https://www.warwick-castle.com/booking/day-tickets.aspx
That being said you can definitely make a day of it and there is lots going on in the holidays with special events.
We paid for the dungeon experience as extra and oh migod it was so scary. I think they advise that children to be 10 or over and I would agree with this as it's full of people jumping out at you, loud noises, spooky music and very dark rooms! We were taking the mickey out of my mother but actually I think she had the last laugh. I won't say anymore to ruin it but if you like scary thrills definitely do it.
The castle grounds and inside have lots of interesting artefacts and things to learn to hold your little ones interest but without being to long winded. I loved how they had lots of pumpkins dotted around the grounds to be very seasonal.
You have a small choice on food and drink stalls and there is a restaurant. I didn't go in so can not comment on the food quality but had snack and a nice donut from one of the outside stalls. As I always say you can always save money on taking your lunch which I would always do with young children as they can be a little fussy at times can't they?
Accessibility is good in the grounds for all needs and abilities as its flat with disabled access. You don't have to walk far between things. We botched up on going to the right car park though and had to walk for about ten minutes so bare that in mind.
Also to note we spotted that you can stay onsite in log cabins. These looked really cool so would love to maybe do this at some point in the future.
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https://www.warwick-castle.com
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