In association with the UNLV William F. Harrah College of Hotel Administration
Read our informative review to learn if the Avenger’s Station is wheelchair accessible and wheelchair friendly or if this attraction should be avoided by travelers in wheelchairs.
Attraction Overview: Marvel Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N. (Scientific Training and Tactical Intelligence Operative Network) is a completely immersive and educational experience that brings visitors into the world of The Avengers. All ages are welcome to access the official S.T.A.T.I.O.N. headquarters and dive deep into the Marvel Cinematic universe with access to exclusive intelligence files, classified studies and experiments that explore the history and scientific origins of The Avengers while training to become an official agent of the S.T.A.T.I.O.N.
| 1. City Attraction Wheelchair Accessible: | Yes |
| 2. Fully Accessible Entry: | Yes- Use Elevator |
| 3. Accessible Restrooms Onsite: | Yes – Use Elevator |
| 4. Restrictive Steps: | No – Tour is Accessible |
UNLV William F. Harrah College of Hospitality Administration: Student Accessibility Comments:
The Avenger Station located inside Treasure Island hotel, has a walkway and garage that are very wheelchair accessible with accessible elevators and wheelchair restrooms. Use the self park garage 3rd floor entrance and elevator to avoid steps. Our road to the Avenger’s Station from Treasure Island’s garage was very smooth and we did not find any problems transporting from one place to another. We did not spot any small hydraulic lifts as everything was accessible via elevator. The attraction’s entrance was very wide so WC travelers should find no problem accessing it. We used elevators everywhere and they were accessible to all levels of the attraction. I believe WC travelers will like this attraction because it was very accessible. Overall great experience and no big issues were found.
The only issue we had was when we came down after attraction was over. A WC guest may require assistance from staff only at the time of exit. Since the attraction takes place on the second floor, a WC guest will need to use the elevator on the way down. It is not possible to use the same elevator that took us upstairs since the attraction’s entrance is not the attraction’s exit. There are two exits, one exit is the escalator that a WC guest will not be able to use and the other one is the elevator exit. This exit has a longer alley which you need to travel through to get to this elevator. The staff will have to guide and escort you to it. However it’s only a 2 minute delay. Not really a big deal.
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