Accessibility: this website, and the buildings it describes

This website

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The hotel

Travel Manitoba's listing for the hotel names "Full wheelchair access" and "Roll-in Showers" among its amenities. The hotel's own page doesn't list accessible room types, so ask the desk to confirm a specific room for your dates.

The casino and Event Centre

Manitoba Liquor & Lotteries publishes a detailed list for the casino side:

• Accessible parking; wheelchair access to the building, including slot machines and select table games.
• Wheelchairs and walkers available to borrow; gender-neutral accessible washrooms.
• Voice/TTY phones and a braille phone with enlarged numbers.
• Service dog access; braille and tactile bingo cards with enlarged print; menus printed with minimum font sizes and colour contrast.
• Staff help on request at the doors, with coats, with buffet selection, and to call a taxi or Handi-Transit.

The Event Centre has a ground-level entrance and a designated accessible seating area. Accessible seats for shows are sold through Ticketmaster using the "Accessible" toggle on the seat map.

The operator says it consults the Manitoba Disabilities Issues Office, the Society for Manitobans with Disabilities and the Manitoba League of Persons with Disabilities on its approach.