Race Grid Guide
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Accessible seats, routes and services

Las Vegas accessibility

Secure the correct accessible ticket product first, then confirm the assigned zone entrance, route distance and requested assistance well before race week.

Seat-detail boundary: official 2026 pages identify zones, assigned or bleacher seating, starting prices and inclusions, but not roof coverage, row-level fence, screen or obstruction angles. Entrances and final walking routes are issued by ticket-holder email and the official app. Live inventory and checkout control.

Surface statement

Mostly paved routes

Seat purchase

Accessible + companion option

Mobility charging

Accessibility Services Hub

Buy the accessible product

The official FAQ directs buyers to the disabled-access ticket option for wheelchair-accessible and companion seats. Confirm the exact seat, companion quantity and platform arrangement before purchase rather than buying a standard seat and assuming conversion.

Route accessibility is not route length

The organiser says most event surfaces are paved and accessible routes connect entrances, viewing areas, seats, restrooms and vendors. That does not establish the distance, slope, crowd density or time for a specific ticket zone; request the exact route.

Mobility devices and assistance

Wheelchairs, scooters, crutches, walkers and canes are permitted. The event says mobility assistance is available between entrances and seating areas, but it encourages guests to use their personal mobility device. Arrange assistance in advance.

Charging and auxiliary aids

Motorized-device charging is stated at Accessibility Services Hubs using compatible 110-volt, 20-amp equipment. Captions and selected ASL programming are advertised, and large print, braille, guided tours and listening devices can be requested.

Request deadlines and service animals

The FAQ asks for unlisted accommodations at least 30 days before the event. Individually trained service animals are permitted in public areas; emotional-support, therapy and companion animals are not treated as service animals.