Access & logistics2 items
- WatchAccess & logisticsimpact 56Typology pattern only
Accessibility language
The venue's own site uses the phrase "wheelchair". Site copy is written to attract a booking, so it is held here as a question rather than as an operational fact.
Next step — Ask the venue to restate "wheelchair" in writing against your exact date and headcount.
Evidence trail — Typology pattern only
- What the record shows
- Phrase found on the venue's published page: "wheelchair".
- Source class — Marketing claim
- Scraped from https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/phxlc-the-phoenician-a-luxury-collection-resort-scottsdale/overview/?scid=f2ae0541-1279-4f24-b197-a979c79310b0. Promotional copy, not a venue document.Promotional language written to attract a booking. Treated as a question, never as a fact.
- What is still open
- What the phrase actually includes, and what appears later as a separate charge.
- Ask this exactly
- Ask the venue to restate "wheelchair" in writing against your exact date and headcount.
- UnknownAccess & logisticsimpact 42Nothing on record
Accessible restroom
No source in this record establishes this point. Absence is recorded as absence, never as a pass.
Next step — Ask how many accessible restrooms exist, where they are, and whether guests must leave the event floor to reach them.
Evidence trail — Nothing on record
- What the record shows
- The listing carries no attribute addressing this point.
- Source class — Not established
- No source of any class addresses this point in the record.No source of any class addresses this. Absence is recorded as absence and is never read as a pass.
- What is still open
- The whole question. It must be answered in writing before commitment language is used.
- Ask this exactly
- Ask how many accessible restrooms exist, where they are, and whether guests must leave the event floor to reach them.