Accessibility

ADA spaces are available in all of the City of Las Vegas garages and are clearly marked.Though ADA spots cannot be specifically reserved in advance, you may still purchase your event parking, proceed to your specific garage and access the ADA spaces that are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. Please display a valid DMV windshield placard or license plate.

Motorized carts regularly roam the area to assist with transporting visitors to theater entrances.

The Smith Center is accessible by wheelchair in Reynolds Hall and throughout the Boman Pavilion. Wheelchair assistance service is available curbside by request. Curb cuts allow easy access to our sidewalk system, and parking area access ramps. Main entrance doors have automated mechanical service. All of our theater spaces offer elevators that service all levels of the facility. Please advise us if you are not able to ascend or descend stairs or suffer from acrophobia (fear of heights).

Wheelchair and Mobility-Assistance services are supported by University Medical Center (UMC).

All of our performance spaces have wheelchair and mobility-assisted seating locations. Patrons have the option to remain in their own wheelchair, or transfer to a fixed theater seat with a swing-out armrest. Patrons who do not wish to transfer from their wheelchair to a theater seat should request wheelchair-accessible locations when ordering tickets. Seats with removable armrests are available in various locations if you wish to transfer from a mobility device or wheelchair into a fixed theater seat. Please advise us if you are not able to ascend or descend stairs, suffer from acrophobia (fear of heights), or require any type of special seating accommodation for any reason. The Smith Center staff is trained to assist you to find seating that best meets your individual needs.  To purchase accessible show tickets, please call us at 702-749-2000 (TTY USERS PLEASE CALL 800-326-6868 OR DIAL 711) or email at [email protected].

All public restrooms at The Smith Center are wheelchair accessible on all levels of the theater. Family restrooms are also available on all levels.

Assistive Listening Devices (Infrared ALD and FM) are available at all performances and in all of our theater spaces. These units are provided free of charge, upon request at the Guest Services Desk in the Grand Lobby of Reynolds Hall. In Troesh Studio Theater or Myron’s, please request from a front-of-house representative. Simply exchange your valid driver license (or state-issued ID) for the unit upon arrival, and return the unit after the performance to reclaim your ID. American Sign Language Interpretation American Sign Language interpretation is scheduled for the Sunday 7:30 p.m. performance for all Broadway shows. To receive sign language interpretation for a non-Broadway show, patrons will need to email [email protected] no less than 2 weeks in advance of the performance to allow us to ensure seating inventory and secure the services of an interpreter.  

Assistive Listening Devices have been generously provided by The Johnson Family - Samantha, Scott and Emmett.

Captioning devices are available at select performances, a wireless visual aid that provides verbatim closed captions in real time for live theatrical performances. This fully automated system displays dialogue, lyrics, and sound effects on a handheld display, assisting the hearing impaired patron to better understand the plot of a theatrical production. The Smith Center offers this service on selected performances. Simply exchange your valid driver license (or State-issued ID) for the unit upon arrival, and return the unit after the performance to reclaim your ID. Captioning devices are only available in Reynolds Hall.

Captioning devices have been generously provided by The Johnson Family - Samantha, Scott and Emmett.

Trained audio describers offer a detailed account of all the onstage action including choreography, blocking, lighting, sets and costume changes.  The Smith Center offers this service for select performances. Please email [email protected] no less than two weeks ahead of the show to request these services. Upon arrival, exchange your valid drivers license (or State-issued ID) for the unit, along with headphones, and return the unit after the performance to reclaim your ID. Audio description is also available through the ListenWifi app, if you prefer to bring your own earphones.

American Sign Language interpretation is scheduled for select Smith Center events throughout the year. To receive sign language interpretation by request, please submit your query no less than two weeks in advance of the performance. Requests for sign language interpreter should be sent to [email protected].

Registered service dogs are permitted in our theaters and must remain on a leash or in a harness at all times.

The Smith Center presents sensory-inclusive performances as they are available, which provide a supportive theater environment designed for individuals with sensory sensitivities.

Click here to learn more about our sensory-inclusive programming.

For the purposes of releasing Accessible Seating for general public sale, a performance or specific price category within a single performance will be considered SOLD OUT when there is no available inventory except scattered singles. Available inventory is defined as seats that are available for general public purchase and not held for The Smith Center or other contractual purposes. Before releasing Accessible Seating for General Public sale, all seats being held, either in a hold code or a reserved unpaid order, will be analyzed. If it is determined that there is a likelihood that a significant portion of these seats will be released for general sale, the corresponding Accessible seats will not be released for general sale until such time as the held seats have been released and/or sold.