Kelly Noble decided to take her six children for a holiday at the resort in Skegness, Lincolnshire, as a treat for her 14-year-old autistic son, Lewis.
Having spent the first day having fun in the swimming pool, the children couldn’t wait to get back there early the next day. However, Kelly says that just minutes after entering the pool, lifeguards asked her to leave over fears for health and safety.
The 34-year-old told the Mail Online that she was asked if she was responsible for all six children. When she replied that she was, she was then asked to leave over fears that she would not be able to look after all the children.
“He said he was going to have to ask us to leave as their policy is to only have two children to one adult. I was really upset and so were the children,” said Kelly, adding, “I practically had to pull them out of there kicking and screaming.”
After being contacted over Kelly’s claim, the holiday resort stuck by their initial decision, saying: “The safety of all our guests is our priority.”
Do you think Butlin’s were fair in their dealing with Kelly?
