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Straight when you come in, down short hallway past the counter, second door on right. Code is 10-11-12 From the community
Step-free access and ADA fixtures matter for disabled trans people and anyone who needs them. These are the places recorded as having them, with who confirmed it.
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Straight when you come in, down short hallway past the counter, second door on right. Code is 10-11-12 From the community
Middle of restaurant From the community
Up the stairs and straight through the restaurant, separate men's and women's single stalls at the back. In partial view of the restaurant seating. Paying customer...not a stop-by… From the community
Closes at 2pm most days From the community
two bathrooms in the front, both are single person and gender neutral you may be able to use it without anyone saying anything, or just say you are waiting for a friend, most peop… From the community
Straight thru the lobby, the first left before you reach the gendered bathrooms. You need to sign in at the front desk or be a BCCC student From the community
Through the cafe and to the left. This pace is such a wonderful cafe and bookstore, and the people who work here are so incredibly kind. From the community
The single stall bathrooms are on the third floor in the gym. You have to be an employee of one of the offices to access the bathrooms. From the community
In the middle of the market All stalls are unisex and half are wheelchair accessible From the community
Center of the market From the community
Back left of the restaurant. From the community
Family bathroom right next to the women's room, walk down the hallway next to jetblue and take a left, it'll be on your right From the community
Middle of Concourse A between gates A11 and A12. Stalls are completely enclosed. Walls go from ceiling to floor. From the community
In MASH building, first floor near the stairs From the community
There are unisex bathrooms in at least two of the campus buildings; the Mathematics and Sciences Hall on every floor, and in the library at the entrance. The bathrooms on campus a… From the community
Friendly to runners! Don’t have to make a purchase From the community
Only bathroom, located right by the payment section of the bar/counter. You probably have to be a paying customer, but they sell coffee, drinks, etc From the community
Walk to the other side of the coffee shop, make a left and it's on your left just past the entrance to the kitchen. The coffee shop is built into an apartment complex. People stay… From the community
Chase Brexton is a fabulous LGBTQI health center. From the community
In the back of the theater by the stairs on both floors Available to patrons during the shows From the community
Two gender neutral bathrooms, get the access code from the cashier From the community
To the left From the community
Right next to the host stand From the community
A restroom is recorded as ADA accessible when a contributor has confirmed step-free access and the standard ADA fixtures (grab bars, turning space, accessible sink height). Allgenda doesn't audit compliance: we show what contributors report, and who checked it and when.
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