Understanding Wyoming's DIN-based weekend schedule (and holiday exceptions)

Weekend visiting at Wyoming Correctional Facility isn't open to everyone every weekend. Instead, visits rotate based on the last digit of the incarcerated person's DIN. That single number determines which weekends they're eligible for visits. This matters when you're planning travel. Two people in the same facility can have completely different visiting weekends just because their DINs end in different digits. Before you book a hotel, request time off, or commit to a long drive, get that last DIN digit and match it to the correct weekend grouping.

The 2026 visitation schedule makes this alternating system easy to follow. It maps out weekends across the calendar, labels each one "odd" or "even," and shows which DIN last-digit groupings visit on which weekends. No more guessing. When reading it, focus on two things: the weekend date you want to visit and whether it's marked "odd" or "even." Then check the DIN's last digit to confirm that weekend works for your loved one.

• ✓ Look for an asterisk (*) on the schedule - holidays are indicated with an asterisk.
• ✓ If a holiday falls on a weekend, that weekend is open to all incarcerated individuals with no DIN restrictions.

Wyoming defines each visitation week as Sunday through Saturday. This matters because the schedule's "odd/even" weekend labels follow the facility's week structure. Use their Sunday-to-Saturday calendar when figuring out which weekend applies.

1. Pull up the attached 2026 visitation schedule - it’s the quickest way to see how weekends are assigned.
2. Find your weekend and check if it’s “odd” or “even” - then match that to the incarcerated person’s DIN last digit, since weekend visits are divided by DIN on alternating weekends.
3. Scan for a holiday asterisk before you travel - holidays are marked with an asterisk, and if the holiday falls on a weekend, it’s open to everyone with no DIN restrictions.