Disabled Access

What about wheelchair access? Most places are accessible. Newer properties have built in features, where as older hotels are often retrofitted, and require security assistance to operate lifts, etc. Ask casino employees for access ramps and elevators. The Mirage and Bellagio have guest rooms with lifts in the bathrooms. The Dolphin Exhibit and Secret Garden at the Mirage are wheelchair accessible. All showrooms have wheelchair access - mention this when you buy tickets and you will likely be seated first. Tell valet parking you have a wheelchair, and they will usually allow you to unload at the curb. The Imperial Palace won an award for their accessibility for the disabled.
Bally's is all wheel chair accessible, with 54 special rooms that include roll-in showers, lower fixtures and peepholes, a visual alert system, and raised electrical outlets. They also have special restaurant seating, accessible slot machines, ramps. The monorail to the MGM Grand is wheelchair accessible. Both Harrah's and the Tropicana have low, wheelchair height blackjack tables.

All CAT buses are lift equipped and accessible. Some airport shuttles can handle wheelchairs. The Las Vegas Convention Center is wheelchair accessible. Go to the Visitors Center on the NE corner of Convention Center Drive and Paradise for an accessibility map. There is an elevator and bridge to the CC from the Visitor Center

You can rent a motorized"scooter" from Mobility Plus. 3109 W Post Rd, Las Vegas, NV 89118-3840 Phone: 702-263-8511

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