Hotels

Las Vegas has more accessible guest rooms than any other city in the country. Hotels offer rooms with roll-in showers, transfer showers, and tubs with built-in or portable seats.

For swimming pools, many Las Vegas hotels have lifts to assist you getting in and out. You may also find a beach entrance.

Take time to talk to the reservation operator about your specific requirements, or if you need additional details, ask for the hotel’s ADA Coordinator.

Showrooms, Lounges and Restaurants

Most of the larger hotels have assistive listening devices for the hearing-impaired available at the showroom or lounge entrance. Wheelchair seating is also available in most restaurants, lounges and showrooms, but please call ahead for details.

Gaming

All hotels have accessible slot machines and many have sit-down table games and room for wheelchair users. Gaming personnel are generally trained in assisting vision and hearing-impaired persons to play the table games.

If you need a sign language interpreter for the gaming schools offered at many of the casinos, please ask in advance. Most bingo rooms have Braille cards and large-print cards. A few larger rooms have electronic bingo for blind players or those with hand dexterity problems.

Airport

Phone access – McCarran International Airport has text telephones (TDDs) throughout the terminals.

Lift equipped shuttles and Limousine services are available at McCarran International Airport. Pick-up areas are located on the north and west sides of baggage claim outside exit doors 8-14. Please note that there are both group shuttle and “for-hire” stretch limousine services.

Taxis

All taxi companies in Las Vegas have lift-equipped vans accommodating one wheelchair. Ask in advance for an accessible taxi van.

Strip Trolley

The trolley operates on the Strip and pulls up to the entrance of each hotel on its route. Most are lift-equipped. For details call (702) 382-1404.

CAT (Citizens Area Transit)

Bus service is fully accessible, including buses that are lift-equipped. Reduced fares are available for persons with disabilities. Call (702) 228-7433.

Paratransit

If you are certified to ride paratransit, bring your certification and you will be allowed to ride for up to 21 days without a Nevada certification. Call (702) 455-0997 one to three days in advance to schedule rides.

Parking

If you have a parking permit from your home city for your car’s dashboard and you will be renting a vehicle in Las Vegas, bring it with you. You may also make advance arrangements for a free 90-day temporary disabled parking permit through the City of Las Vegas.

Write to: City Hall, Parking Permit Office, 400 E. Stewart, Las Vegas, NV 89101, (702) 229-6431. Send a doctor’s letter explaining the condition and the duration of the condition, and allow two to three weeks for a response. Valet parking is also an option at nearly every hotel.