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Accessibility of Monorails and Trams for Wheelchairs and Scooters

Yes, the Las Vegas Monorail and trams are accessible for wheelchairs and scooters. However, it's important to check specific station accessibility and any potential restrictions before your visit.

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Las Vegas Monorail

The Las Vegas Monorail is designed to accommodate passengers with mobility devices, including wheelchairs and scooters. Each station has elevators for easy access, but be aware that the stations are located behind the resorts, which may require additional travel to reach them.

Trams

The free trams connecting various resorts on the Strip are also wheelchair and scooter accessible. They provide a convenient way to travel between properties without needing to navigate the busy Strip sidewalks.

General Tips

While both the monorail and trams are accessible, it's advisable to plan ahead and verify the current accessibility options at specific stations or tram stops. Additionally, during peak times, there may be limited space for larger scooters, so arriving early can help ensure a smoother experience.

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