Are there any guides/suggestions for the disabled travelling to/in Vegas? Non-wheelchair.

send a message to Bossman he travels twice a year with his disabled daughter within his group of gamblers.

L/L you gave away my lucky charm in a wheelchair; my daughter April. If anyone is disabled there is no better town to have a vacation than Las Vegas. As Mrs. L/L said, " I have a disabled daughter who travels with a wheechair" She too is a "soft throw" craps player but is limited in her endurance and requires that I attend her instead of throwing dice myself. Las Vegas welcomes us and is mentally and physical disabled friendly. Of course we do not go to for lack of a better work to "lower class casinos" away from the mid-strip or Fremont Street. Shuttles offered by casinos are NOT normally disabled friendly but that is the only negative that comes to mind. Lately the Harrahs group has been very accommodating but not all of the shuttles have a wheelchair ramp or lift at my last check.

My December trip is my one trip where I travel without anyone else. My daughter stays in Alberta with a caregiver while I rub shoulders with my fellow ranchers.

good information

Im in a wheelchair and was wondering if anyone knew the casinos that offer low craps tables? The dealers are always accomodating, but i tend to get a sore neck after peeking over the table edge.

The best I've seen is a stickman who moves so you can shoot from his position midtable or the tub tables (minis) where you get a stool assuming you could balance on a chair. I'd be interested in what you find out please. Post any findings as I have a disbled daughter who will play craps.