Although it’s the largest city founded in the 20th Century, Las Vegas retains the energy of a frontier town where the unexpected is still a daily occurrence. The dining scene is equally as adventurous. The show stopping menu combines the classic cuisine of Aureole with the theatricality of Las Vegas, while a four-story, temperature controlled glass and steel wine tower—the largest in the world—houses 10,000 of Palmer’s award-winning 50,000 bottle list, made accessible by an elaborate pulley system presided over by “flying wine angels.” After all, this is Vegas.

Wheelchair Accessibility Comments

• Elegant restaurant at Mandalay Bay and very wheelchair friendly although you’ll need to use the elevator to access the dining level and avoid steps.
• Bar area is mostly high table tops and non-accessible booths.
• Elegant wheelchair accessible restroom.